Longley Park Sixth Form College (LPSFC) is a further education college in the Longley area of Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. Longley Park Sixth Form College is not owned by Sheffield College. It opened to the public and to students in September 2004 at a cost of £8.5 million. The college has been visited by both the former Prime Minister Tony Blair and the former Home Secretary David Blunkett MP (who both opened it). It is just north of the Northern General Hospital on Barnsley Road (A6135), although the entrance is on Horninglow Road. It was designed by Ellis Williams of Preston Brook and built by Kier Northern. The college provides a range of different courses for students between the age of 16-19 to choose at GCSE, BTEC, and A level (AS/A2). It also provides Night classes for Adult learners. Courses for Adult learners are part-time, but courses for students are full-time. In the year 2008 the college achieved 141 A grades from students and an overall 97.5% Advanced Level Pass Rate. The college has many different resources. These range from Interactive whiteboards in each class room, to the Learning Resource Centre (LRC).