An open day is your chance to find out more about any subjects you’re interested in, whether you know what you want to apply for or not. Teachers of each course will be on hand, along with current students, who you can chat with and ask any questions.

What grades do I need to study this course?

What topics will I learn about?

How will I be assessed?

What skills do I need to succeed on this course?

What are the teaching methods of the course?

Does the course offer any opportunities to take part in any work experience or live briefs?

What have previous students progressed to?

What other subjects should I study alongside this course?

What could I study at university after this course?

Being a student is about so much more than what you study. That’s why we offer an array of different clubs and societies to join. Use this opportunity to investigate what these are and start getting to know those that run them. There are also opportunities to volunteer or boost your employability skills through our partnerships.

What are the different clubs and societies on offer?

How can I find out more about clubs and societies when I start?

When can I sign up for clubs and societies? Will this be during freshers week?

Are there many volunteering opportunities available?

Can I boost my employability skills through opportunities offered?

Your wellbeing is our number one priority. Without taking care of your mental health you won’t enjoy your course or student experience. We recognise the importance of student wellbeing and have put in place a wealth of support services and resources to help students.

What support services do you offer for students suffering with their mental health?

How often is student support offered?

Do you offer counselling services?

How accessible are these support services for students? Where can I find them?

Where can I go if I need help with my coursework and assignments?

What kind of learning support do you provide for students?

You’ll get to explore the our facilities when attending an in-person at open day, while if attending virtually you can also access a virtual tour of our campus so you can still see what's on offer.

What are the facilities like for this course?

Is there a gym on campus?

Are there many study spaces on campus?

How big is the library and how late does it stay open?

What are the food options offered on campus?

There are no age limits on our Open Days. So whether you’re a prepared Year 9 or a keen Year 11, everyone is more than welcome to attend our Open Day.

Parents, friends and family are also welcome.

We could tell you how great NewVIc is, but to really give you a taste of student life and what the college has to offer you, you need to see it for yourself. You’ll be able to explore the college campus and find out far more than you ever could from a prospectus or website. It’s your chance to imagine yourself studying here. Current students are on hand to answer any questions and tell you about their own experiences.

The college campus is designed to be accessible.

Parking for visitors with disabilities is available on the college site.

We are served by many local bus routes and close to the District, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee and DLR tube lines.

We have limited parking on the college site if you are travelling by car and this is prioritised for drivers who have disabilities.

Our address is: Newham Sixth Form College Prince Regent Lane, London, E13 8SG

Local bus routes: Barking Road - 5, 115, 330 Prince Regent Lane - 147, 262, 276, 300, 473

Tube stations: Plaistow - District and Hammersmith & City Lines (15 mins walk) Canning Town - Jubilee and DLR (25 mins walk)

Yes – we welcome visits from school groups.

If you are a teacher arranging a school group visit, please email our Schools Liaison and Outreach Officer on parul.begum@newvic.ac.uk who will create a tailored experience for your group.