Telford 6th is easily accessible by bus, train, car, bike and on foot.  It is a five-minute walk from Telford Central train station and a nine-minute walk from Telford Bus Station. Telford Central train station also has a bus stop closer to Telford 6th.  Â
Telford College runs a dedicated coach network serving Telford 6th, including pick up points in locations such as Worfield, Bridgnorth, Much Wenlock, Priorslee, Shifnal, South Telford, Broseley and Newport.  Â
National and Local Cycling Routes are connected to Ironmasters Way and bicycle storage is available adjacent to the building main entrance.  Â
Telford 6th is also within walking distance of Hollinswood, Old Park, Priorslee, Snedshill and parts of Ketley, Oakengates and Randlay.  Â
Car use is discouraged, but there are public car parks at Telford Town Centre and a drop-off point on Ironmasters Way. There is blue badge parking onsite for students with accessibility needs. Â
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Students and visitors with accessibility needs can park in the disabled parking spaces at Telford 6th. Â
There are lifts to all floors, and all classrooms are accessible for wheelchairs. There are height-adjustable desks available in the science labs. Â
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I now head up the college’s business development and work placement team.
How I can help:Â I believe in building strong and effective working relationships with stakeholders that are built on honesty, trust and support.
Our active student council is heavily involved in college life, and is a vital link between tutors, curriculum leaders, and students. Â
It provides a platform for learners to share ideas, raise concerns, and influence decisions that affect college life. Â
Telford 6th will have its own student council, feeding directly into the Telford College-wide student council.Â
The student council promotes leadership, teamwork, and communication skills, and collaborates with staff on initiatives ranging from wellbeing and safeguarding to enrichment activities and community engagement. Â
By championing student perspectives, the council helps ensure the Telford 6th community remains responsive, supportive, and forward-thinking.Â
Students are introduced to the BeSafe team during induction and taught about risks both online and in person. Key safeguarding messages are reinforced through tutorials and development sessions, with ID cards providing essential contact numbers.
All students know their concerns will be taken seriously and acted on quickly. Our aim is for every learner at Telford 6th to feel safe and supported at all times.
At Telford College, student safety and welfare come first, and safeguarding is a shared responsibility for everyone.
We operate a strict zero‑tolerance approach to bullying of any kind, and yearly feedback consistently shows that students feel safe in college.
If you have concerns about a student’s safety, please contact the BeSafe team on 01952 642220 or email besafe@telfordcollege.ac.uk
Our enrichment provision prepares you for life beyond college, giving you the skills to fulfil your potential, and achieve your goals. It’s about life skills, British values, culture, diversity and democracy.Â
There’s a packed and varied enrichment programme including music, sport, gaming, anime, language, Dungeons & Dragons, and much more. Â
Telford 6th students also have access to the Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award. This is a fantastic opportunity which encourages young people to find new interests, gain self-confidence and develop a real sense of purpose.Â
It equips them with the skills they need to present themselves more confidently to prospective employers.Â
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Love playing sport? Everyone at Telford 6th has the chance to sign up to be part of our Sports Academy, where Telford College teams take on local rivals in a range of activities including football, basketball and volleyball.Â
It offers students the chance to combine academic study with high-level athletic development, with access to outstanding facilities at our Wellington campus, including indoor and outdoor 3G pitches, a double-sized sports hall, a professional dance and fitness studio, and a fully equipped gym.Â
From fresh sandwiches and hearty hot meals to vegan options and sweet treats, there’s something to suit every appetite and dietary need at Telford 6th.Â
Facilities range from grab and go snacks to full meals priced competitively with a range of meal deal options also available.Â
The Telford 6th café is a vibrant social hub, serving up daily specials and classic favourites… all at student-friendly prices.Â
All of our students will have access to free breakfast items each morning, and the area surrounding Telford 6th also has a wealth of shops, cafes and restaurants. Â
| Breakfast & Break | Lunch | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Breakfast Rolls from | £2.20 | Jacket Potatoes from | £1.75 |
| Patisserie from | £1.20 | Pasta Bar from | £1.75 |
| Fresh Fruit Pots from | £1.00 | Street Food from | £2.80 |
| Cold 2 Go | Hot 2 Go | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Sandwiches from | £2.10 | Toasties from | £2.00 |
| Bagels from | £2.20 | Ciabattas from | £2.50 |
| Wraps from | £2.40 | Paninis from | £2.50 |
Telford 6th has a range of different study areas, from a bespoke library for quiet independent study to more communal spaces that encourage collaboration and group work. Â
All classrooms have 86’’ digital screens, access to laptops for teaching, and students can also loan laptops from the library for independent study.  Â
Wi-Fi is available to students, and there are charging points in social areas. Â
