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Although recent graduate, Samuel Killcross, is heading to Cambridge University, he's been awarded a prestigious essay-writing honour by an Oxford college.

A trusted and independent study classes the College's 2016 results as 'outstanding' for value added to students' grades and performance.

The international firm opened its Liver Building doors to Merseyside teenagers to get bright young minds onto the accountancy path.

Educational institutions, professional companies and some familiar voices have been offering their praises to the students and welcoming them on their next step.

Nearly half of all students achieved A* - B grades in a fantastic year of success, with over 400 students now heading off to university from the College.

Sophie Hatherly is celebrating securing a university scholarship after flourishing at the College since joining from a fee-paying school.

Class of 2015 student Laura Smith's 'Something New Theatre' aims to be unlike others of its kind, starting with cheap, inclusive training sessions this summer.

Oumie Jallow and Carl Kelly were presented with the Certificate of Merit by the Lord-Lieutenant of Merseyside for outstanding service.

First year, Sam Pelan, attended a taster day in Philosophy, Politics and Economics having impressed the university with his personal statement.

Visitors were welcomed to the Sixth Form College to see some of the best in Fine Art, Graphic Design, Textiles and Product Design.

Four Psychology students, who have an eye on further study and a career in the area, had a taster of work at a local day centre.

AS Level student, Francis Canning, is making full use of his subject choices and work placement opportunities to enhance his employability within his chosen field.