Stockton Sixth Form College is a mixed, non-denominational sixth form college in Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, established in 1973 after a reorganisation of post-16 education in the Teesside area. It is one of six colleges that are past of the UK Colleges A-Level Consortium. The college is based on one site at Bishopton Road, two miles from the town centre. It is noted for high quality of provision and a high standard of teaching. Despite serving an area with a slightly below average achievement at GCSE level, the sixth form college achieved an A-E pass rate at A-level of 98.3% in 2007, and a 100% pass rate in 25 subjects. The college provides a range of A-level, GCSE and vocational courses to post-16 students in the Stockton-on-Tees area. All classrooms are equipped with a data projector, multi-media PC, VCR and speakers enabling teachers to make use of the latest technology in their teaching. In addition, there are computers available for private study in open access rooms, study areas and the common room. The college also has an online learning environment through which students can access learning materials at any time.