Our Facilities

St Francis is home to state-of-the-art classrooms, our Student Advice Hub and a dedicated Study Zone offering computers and desk spaces for students to complete their work outside of the classroom.

Subjects in this building include: Maths and Sociology.

The five storey St Cecilia building houses our Music Academy, our Language courses (including language labs and IT suites), English, Media, Film, EPR and Philosophy. Along with classrooms and facilities for these subjects, there is also a state-of-the-art TV studio, fully equipped photography studios, music practice rooms, recording suites and performance studio.

Subjects in this building include: Creative Media, Criminology, Graphic Design, Digital Photography, Media Studies, Film Studies, Music, English, Philosophy, EPR and Modern Foreign Languages.

This building hosts a variety of classrooms and drama/dance studios as well as sports facilities including the sports hall, state-of-the-art gym and climbing wall. There is also a Costa Coffee outlet on the ground floor. This fantastic complex offers students studying Sport, Health & Social Care, Dance, Performing Arts and Foundation Learning a dedicated space for all their course requirements.

Art & Design courses are taught in the listed St James’ Art & Design centre. The building stands alone within the College grounds and offers Art students a unique and creative atmosphere in which to work. The internal areas are light, spacious and flexible in their use. The existing building is linked to the new extension by the introduction of a common foyer. Adjacent to the site is the old Coach House, which has also been renovated to provide further Art facilities.

Our Science and Humanities subjects are all taught within the purpose built St Mary’s building, which is located opposite the main site. It houses state-of-the-art laboratories and a large Open Learning Centre.

Subjects in this building include: Law, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Travel & Tourism.

The main college buildings are centred in a Georgian Mansion within stunning grounds which include a lake and wooded areas. The grounds include picnic areas and landscaped gardens.

Formally known as the East Wing of the college, this area houses Geography, History and Politics in state-of-the-art classrooms. It also provides students with a huge range of social spaces and catering options, including The Deli sandwich bar, Neo Pizza, Starbucks Coffee shop, Hole in the Wall, and The Terrace canteen.

Subjects in this building include: Politics, History and Geography.

Formerly known as the West Wing, the St Wilfrid Building has two impressive theatres and also contains more state-of-the-art classrooms.

Subjects in this building include: Drama, Dance, Performing Arts, ICT, Computing, Economics, Business and Psychology.

The latest addition to the College’s outstanding facilities is the St John Henry Building. Housing bespoke T-Level classrooms and computer rooms, as well as meeting rooms and office space.

Subjects in this building include, T-Levels in Childcare & Education, Health and Digital, as well as our BTEC ICT and A-Level Computer Science. It is also home to our HE courses for our university students.

This modular building was built to accommodate the College’s excellent R.E programme. St Teresa’s acts as a space for learning, relaxation and time away from a student’s busy schedule.