At WQE we have a simple but passionate view of what good education should be. We believe it is about finding the best, the extraordinary, in everyone, and we provide the environment, all the support, skills and encouragement our students need to get the best grades they possibly can.
We create a programme of study in line with each student’s past achievements, aptitudes, interests and ambitions for the future.
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Due to the ongoing Covid safety restrictions, the LRC has developed a Click & Collect service so that students can still borrow and return resources safely from the centres at
Following on from our Virtual Open Event, we are hosting virtual Q&As to provide prospective students, parents and carers with information about individual Level 2 subjects. Click on the subjects below,
This Autumn, 50 students kicked off the beginning of their school year by doing their bit to help rebuild local communities and create positive change in the face of the
A-level student Lucia Guzy-Kirkden has won first place at this year’s Trinity College Cambridge Linguistics Essay Prize. Lucia, 18, from WQE College submitted an essay for the competition, addressing a
A sixth form student has won a nationwide competition for her design of a sensory garden. Emily Haycock, 17, from WQE College, scooped the Category C prize for her The
Two teachers have been awarded prizes for innovative teaching and learning at this year’s WQE Prizegiving ceremony. Darren Osbourne, Deputy Curriculum Area Leader for Humanities, and Sophie Willis, Teacher for
