Hornsea School and Language College

The inclusion team has named SENCO leadership and learning-support roles.

“Assistant Head - Inclusion and SENCO”

The school provides an inclusive curriculum for pupils with disabilities, medical needs, special educational needs and complex needs.

“HSLC will strive to provide an inclusive curriculum, which will meet the needs of all its pupils including those with disabilities, those with medical needs, those with special educational and/or complex needs and those from all cultural backgrounds.”

Safeguarding and child protection are central parts of the school's inclusion structure.

“Support for safeguarding and child protection are a key part of the HSLC school wide Inclusion structure, and play a central role in ensuring all pupils feel safe, happy and settled, ready to engage with learning.”

The inclusion team includes a named Designated Safeguarding Lead.

“Head of Student Support Team and Designated Safeguarding Lead”

The average class size is eight students.

“With average class sizes of just eight , our students benefit from an unrivalled level of personalised support and attention.”

Average class size is eight students.

“With average class sizes of just eight , our students benefit from an unrivalled level of personalised support and attention.”

Students can access enrichment activities, leadership roles, and community projects that develop life skills.

“Alongside academic study, our students have access to a rich variety of enrichment opportunities, leadership roles, and community projects that help develop essential life skills and broaden horizons.”

EPQ is included in the sixth-form course list.

“EPQ”

The school's mission emphasizes positive relationships based on fairness, tolerance, mutual respect, and trust.

“We recognise the vital importance of positive relationships that are founded on fairness, tolerance, mutual respect and trust;”

The school wants everyone to contribute and have the opportunity to fulfil their potential.

“We want everyone to be able to contribute, and everyone to have the opportunity to fulfil their potential.”

The sixth form offers more than 25 A Level courses.

“We are delighted to offer over 25 A Level courses , giving students the flexibility to build a programme of study that reflects their interests and ambitions.”

The sixth form offers courses across arts, humanities, languages, business, law, health, computing, mathematics, sciences and social sciences.

“- Business & Law - English - Enrichment - Health - Humanities - I.T. & Computing - Languages - Leisure - Maths - Performance - Science - Social Sciences - Visual Arts & Design”

Entry to study three A Levels or other Level 3 qualifications normally requires five GCSEs at grades 9–4, including English Language and Maths.

“To be accepted into HSLC Sixth Form to study 3 A-Levels or other Level 3 Qualifications, you must have 5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English Language and Maths.”

Applications for 2026 are open through a linked online form.

“2026 Applications NOW Open”

Every student secured a place at their first-choice university in 2025.

“Our Sixth Form has an outstanding record of achievement. In 2025, Hornsea Sixth Form achieved a 100% pass rate , with every single student securing a place at their first-choice university .”

The Year 12 Futures Event covers apprenticeships, further education, university, employment and career choices.

“All Year 12 students will participate in our Futures Event where they will have the opportunity to find out about all the options available to them once they have completed their Sixth Form studies – this will include information on Apprenticeships, Further Education, University, Employment and a range of Career choices.”

The page reports that 59% of A Level results were A*-B and the pass rate was 100% in the previous year.

“Last year, 59% of all A Level results were grades A\*-B and we had a pass rate of 100%.”

Hornsea Sixth Form reports a 100% pass rate in 2025.

“In 2025, Hornsea Sixth Form achieved a 100% pass rate , with every single student securing a place at their first-choice university .”