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The Marylebone campus in the heart of the West End ishome to the original DLD College, which was foundedin 1931. DLD College has traditionally provided studentswith a wide-ranging curriculum and course offerings,and is particularly renowned for its arts, humanities andscience facilities. The Grosvenor Gardens campus in theheart of Belgravia, just 5 minutes from Victoria Station,is the home of Abbey College which was founded in1985. Abbey College has built an enviable reputationfor its success in preparing students for universitystudies and careers in business, economics, engineeringand the healthcare professions.
Blending our unique history with modern, state of theart facilities, DLD College and Abbey College Londonare now leading providers of independent sixth formeducation, helping students achieve grades they oftendidn’t believe possible and helping them to secure theuniversity courses and destinations of their choice.
We aim to:
• Guide our students to achieve academic success andfulfil their aspirations
• Respect and value each student, providing a friendly,safe and supportive environment where each personcan learn and grow in confidence
• Enable students to meet the challenges of the 21st century by helping them develop key skills to succeed - resilience, adaptability, independence and determination
• Prepare our students to access top universities on the courses of their choice
Our Colleges are dynamic and exciting places to study,providing high quality, flexible GCSE and A Levelprogrammes. A recent student survey highlighted howmuch our students enjoy the cultural, educational andbusiness opportunities we offer them. Our prestigiouspremises provide a wonderful environment in which tostudy, and our small classes mean each student candevelop his or her individual abilities aided by a strongsystem of tutorial guidance.
Our enrichment activities include sport, creative artsactivities, charity events and many other opportunities ledby the students and staff.
At Abbey DLD College we offer a unique alternative totraditional school life whilst still maintaining a strongacademic ethos. Our committed teachers arepassionate about their subjects and seek to inspire theirstudents, in turn, to enjoy learning and the acquisitionof knowledge. This provides a strong foundation, notjust for university, but for life.
I believe that being a student at Abbey DLD College willenable you to achieve your goals as it has for so manystudents in the past. We may well challenge you at times,but that is because we have belief in your capabilitiesand talents. We will build your confidence in your abilityto succeed. Students and parents consistently tell methat their decision to enrol at Abbey DLD was one of thebest they have made. I extend an invitation to you tocome and meet us to see if you too would like to be astudent at Abbey DLD College.
David LowePrincipal, DLD College & Abbey College London
A Warm Welcome From The Principal
The Abbey DLD Colleges, part of the prestigious Alpha Plus Group, can be found inLondon, Cambridge, Birmingham and Manchester. Abbey DLD College in Londonoperates from two campuses which are a short 10 minute tube journey apart.
Small classes
We believe small class sizes and the highest qualityteaching are the keys to success. This approach is verypersonal and means that students are focused on theirstudies and are given a great deal of advice fromteachers to maximise attainment and fulfil potential. Onaverage, class sizes are between six and eight students.In addition, we foster a friendly environment and goodworking relationships between teachers and students.
Expert teachers
Our dedicated teachers have an excellent knowledge oftheir subjects and, as examiners for the major examinationboards, they are well positioned to offer guidance andsupport in developing examination technique. Studentsare prepared thoroughly for examinations and gain vitallyimportant study skills.
Developing independent learners
Learning how to develop skills such as critical thinking,effective use of resources, analysis, presentation and ICTenables our students to be better prepared for successin our competitive, fast-paced and ever-changing world.We measure and assist our students to recognise theirpreferred learning styles and ensure our teaching istailored through a variety of 1-1 tutor groups andsupervised self-study programmes.
Assessment and monitoring progress
Small class sizes mean teachers can spend more timeassessing each student’s work and giving verbal andwritten feedback on a 1-1 basis. Teachers monitor studenteffort and attainment on a two weekly cycle. Reports aresent home regularly and include written comments anddata covering attendance, academic attainment andstudent effort both during curricular and extra curriculartime. Students and teachers reflect on current work andraise standards by agreeing targets in areas such as subjectknowledge, time management, revision techniques andprogress on coursework. This in turn builds confidence andraises standards.
Attendance
Attendance is monitored through registration at the startof every lesson. Parents are contacted if a student is notpresent in class. We are totally focused on ensuringstudents have a safe and secure environment in which tolearn and study.
Teaching & LearningAt Abbey DLD College
We specialise in giving expert advice and guidance to students on university courses that will enable them to pursue afuture that offers challenge, stimulation and economic security in an increasingly competitive world. Students researchrelevant university courses, training and work experience. We offer a programme of mock interviews, 1-1 career anduniversity guidance meetings and personal statement workshops. This enables students to learn how to presentthemselves with confidence and substance on paper as well as at interview.
Your Route To University
AccountingActingActuarial ScienceAeronautical EngineeringAerospace MaterialsAmerican StudiesAncient and Medieval HistoryAncient World StudiesAnthropologyArabicArchaeologyArchitectural StudiesArchitectureArt and DesignAudiologyBanking and International FinanceBiochemistryBiochemical Engineering Biological SciencesBiologyBiomedical ScienceBiotechnologyBusiness AdministrationBusiness Computing SystemsBusiness EconomicsBusiness FinanceBusiness ManagementBusiness of Real EstateBusiness StudiesChemistryChemical EngineeringChildren’s NursingCivil EngineeringClassical CivilisationClassical LiteratureClassicsCoach Education and Sports DevelopmentCognitive ScienceCommercial MusicCommunications, Media and CultureComputer and Video GamesComputer AnimationComputer ScienceContemporary Chinese StudiesConstruction and Property ManagementCriminologyCultural StudiesCybernetics
Digital ImagingDramaEarly Childhood StudiesEconomicsEconomics and AccountancyEconomics, Finance and ManagementEducation StudiesEast European StudiesElectronic and Electrical EngineeringEngineeringEngineering with Business Management EnglishEnglish StudiesEntertainment TechnologyEnvironmental Hazards and DisasterManagementEvents ManagementFashion DesignFilm and Media ProductionFilm, Radio and Television StudiesFinanceFine ArtFrenchFoundations of EngineeringGeographyGermanGlobalisationGlobal MarketingGraphic and Communication DesignHistoryHistory of ArtHospitality ManagementIndustrial EconomicsInformation TechnologyInternational BusinessInternational DevelopmentInternational RelationsInternational StudiesItalianJapaneseJournalismLaw Life SciencesManagement SciencesManagement StudiesMarine BiologyMaritime BusinessMarketingMaterials Engineering
MathematicsMathematics, Management and FinanceMechanical EngineeringMedia and CommunicationsMedia Practice and TheoryMedical AnthropologyMedical Sciences MedicineMobile CommunicationsMusicMusic TechnologyNursing StudiesNutritionOptometryPerforming ArtsPharmacyPharmaceutical Science PhilosophyPhotographyPhysicsPhysiotherapyPodiatry PoliticsPopular and World MusicProduct and Design ManagementProperty DevelopmentProperty ManagementPsychological SciencesPsychologyPublic RelationsQuantity Surveying and ConstructionRadiographyRetail MarketingRussian StudiesSocial AnthropologySocial PolicySociologySpace Technology and Planetary ExplorationSpanishSports ScienceSurface DesignTheatre Practice: Technical andProduction ManagementTheatre Lighting DesignTheatre PracticeTheological StudiesTheologyZoology
Students gain entry to leading universities to study a wide range of courses including:
Making informed choices
Making the right decision about the study programme hasa huge impact on successfully working towards the nextstage in life and at Abbey DLD College we value individualaspirations and ambitions. Choosing the most appropriateprogramme is a very important part of the enrolmentprocess with us, and we offer expert guidance during theinterview and throughout the student’s time with us.
Two year A Level programme
There are over 350 students in the sixth form, the majorityof whom are taking three or four A Levels on a two yearprogramme of AS and A2. We offer a wide range of A Level subjects, and recommend that you should haveachieved a good A*- C grade in your chosen subjects inyour GCSE exams.
One year A Level programme
A number of students are enrolled on this programmewhich is suitable for students who have taken their A Levels before but wish to re-take to improve theirgrades to get onto highly competitive university degreecourses. For sciences there are two strands which alloweither an intensive re-take programme from Septemberto January, or a full one year course. Other subjects canbe chosen from our full range of A Levels and areavailable over a full one year course. This may be done bycurrent students who might wish to take up a new subjectin a year, or by mature or gap year students who maywish to take additional A Levels within a year.
One year GCSE programme
The College offers a unique and highly successful oneyear GCSE programme for approximately 30 studentswho wish to transfer mid GCSE into year 11, or forstudents wishing to re-sit their GCSEs. The subjectsoffered form a core curriculum with a range of optionalsubjects and the course is delivered in its entirety in a year.
Students have a base area and a highly dedicated and experienced Head of Year to oversee the successfulcompletion of the course. On completing their GCSEsmany students transfer directly to join our A Level programme.
Two-year GCSE Programme [SEN]
A small number of Y10 students are offered places onour special programme designed to meet the needs ofstudents with specified dyslexic or dyspraxic needs.Students are integrated within the whole college and thisprogramme is especially suited to students wishing toprogress from a specialist school, such as Fairley House.A slightly reduced GCSE curriculum offers the mainNational Curriculum subjects as well as options for Artand Music.
Flexible programmes
At Abbey DLD College we are able to offer a uniquedegree of flexibility in our programmes and mid-yearand mid-course transfers are possible for many of ourGCSE and A Level courses. We advise parents andstudents to visit the college to discuss their options.
The Courses We Offer
Individual needs
We all have different learning styles and the quality of ourteaching and our small class sizes enable us to developthe most appropriate methods for all students.
Tutor groups
Abbey DLD College believes in the importance of allstudents feeling secure and supported whist studying atthe college. Our small size and personal approachmeans we know our students extremely well, allowing usto understand them as people and help them reachtheir goals. Each student has a team of exceptionalteachers working to help them fulfil their potential. Thetutor is central in coordinating a holistic approach toeach student’s individualised learning programme. Theytake a particular interest in their progress throughout theyear. Each student is a member of a tutor group whichmeets weekly.
In the classroom
Our lessons are lively and encourage students to discussideas, ask questions and actively learn. Additionalsupport is always available and is provided whererequired. We can accommodate those students withspecific learning difficulties such as dyslexia anddyspraxia through our individual focus on the student,our approach to learning in the classroom and access tospecialised expertise as necessary.
Students, parents and teachers working together
We believe the team approach is highly successful inensuring students achieve their potential. Communicationsbetween Directors of Studies, tutors and parents areintegral to supporting the student’s progress through theprogramme and onto the next stage of their education.
Getting The Best Out Of You
Technologies
All of our classrooms benefit from access to moderntechnologies including interactive whiteboards, laptopsand plasma screens. All departments are equipped withspecialist rooms and textbooks are available for allcourses. Students have their own personal computerlogin and access to the student shared drive whereteaching resources are stored.
Science laboratories
Practical work and investigation is central to theteaching of Biology, Chemistry and Physics, and soeach subject is taught in a modern, specially equippedlaboratory. Each room has been fitted to the higheststandards and is well equipped to allow the delivery ofa wide range of experiments and demonstrations tostimulate student learning.
Student study area and common room
A well equipped study room is available for students topursue regular, timetabled, supervised self-study, as well asspace to take a break between lessons and relax with friends.
Art, media, photography, music and drama suites
Creativity has always been a hallmark of the originalDLD College and continues to flourish at our Marylebonecampus with expert teachers encouraging students toexpress themselves with the support of highly specialisedand exceptionally well equipped facilities. Facilitiesinclude an 80 seat theatre, a music recording studio, threeart studios (fine art and screen printing, sculpture andceramics, textiles), and a photography studio with darkand light rooms. The quality of much of the workproduced by the students is simply amazing.
Accommodation
Sometimes students join us who live outside London.The college provides high quality city centreaccommodation similar to university halls of residencejust 20-30 minutes from the College.The accommodationoffers single study bedrooms with private bathroom,24hr security and high speed internet access. Youngerstudents can live with home stay families who provide awelcoming and safe environment.
Our Facilities
Our student academic success is underpinned with theencouragement to broaden their horizons beyond theclassroom, and to develop wider ‘skills for life’. This isdone through the provision of a wide range ofadditional enrichment activities which help studentsdevelop leadership, management and communicationskills, as well as self-belief and confidence.
Music activities include instrumental and vocal groups,a recording studio club and instrumental and vocaltraining. We also offer access to facilities and teachingfrom the internationally renowned Trinity-LabanConservatoire of Music & Dance.
Art activities include Life drawing, as well asPhotography and Animation Clubs.
The DLD Youth Theatre makes good use of our superblyequipped theatre, and produces two performances peryear. The theatre is also the venue for music gigs once aterm. A DLD house band practices weekly, LAMDAacting lessons are also taught weekly and students
have the opportunity to get involved in film andtelevision production.
There are regular sports events arranged and studentsare able to participate in a wide range of activitiesincluding football, basketball, tennis, rock climbing,golf, netball, yoga, aerobics and gym-training.
A wide range of cultural programmes are organised,both through external visits and College celebrationevents. Students are encouraged to lead and developtheir own events, and to bring their hobbies andinterests into the college and involve others. Studentsalso act as Ambassadors for the college, showingvisitors around during open days and welcoming newstudents at the start of the academic year.
Links with a number of local businesses have been builtup carefully to give students a flavour of what differentsectors can offer and what skills they are looking for incandidates. Interactive workshops, mentoring andvoluntary work placements have all contributed to this.
Beyond the Classroom
THE NATIONAL GALLERY, LONDON
SHAKESPEARE'S GLOBE THEATRE, LONDON
ROYAL ALBERT HALL, LONDON
V&A MUSEUM, LONDON
Learning In The Heart Of The City
At Abbey DLD College our students are focused onacademic achievement. Success in life, however,comes from more than just exams and we encourageour students to take advantage of the resourcesLondon, as a city, offers to help with learning andpersonal development.
Just a few minutes from our door students can takeadvantage of numerous galleries, museums, libraries,theatres, sports facilities and conference centres. Theseadd breadth to our teaching programmes and form anintegral part of the Abbey DLD College experience.
Office hours for the college during term time are8:00am to 6.00pm from Monday to Friday.
During all college holidays the office is open from10.00am to 4.00pm from Monday to Friday.
Our Administration team will be delighted to helpyou arrange a visit and provide you with moredetailed information about Abbey DLD College.
Please contact our team at either campus:
DLD College Campus100 Marylebone LaneLondon W1U 2QB
020 7935 [email protected]
www.dldcollege.co.uk
Contact Us
Abbey College Campus22 Grosvenor Gardens, BelgraviaLondon SW1W 0DH
020 7824 [email protected]
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The nearest Tube stations to DLD collegeare Bond Street (less than 5 minutes walk),Oxford Street and Baker Street (both lessthan 10 minutes).
In addition plenty of buses run up anddown Oxford Street, and DLD College isclose to some of the most popular storeson Oxford Street such as Selfridges,Debenhams and John Lewis.
Beyond the immediate area ofMarylebone, all of London’s mainlinetrain stations are easily accessible viashort Tube or bus journeys. Within 15minutes are Westminster and TrafalgarSquare, Theatre Land, the vibrant CoventGarden and the four magnificent RoyalParks - just some of the sights andfacilities offered by the historic andworld-renowned City of London, and allon the doorstep of DLD College.
Abbey London is conveniently located incentral London and close toWestminster, Pimlico and Belgravia.TheCollege is fortunate to be located closeto many tourist attractions includingBuckingham Palace and St James's Parkto name just a few.
Victoria station is a 5 minute walk awaywith quick access to London Gatwickairport (30 minutes) and is a majortransport hub with rail links and busservices to many UK towns and cities.Victoria also has an underground station.
Abbey College London22 Grosvenor Gardens
DLD College London100 Marylebone Lane
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