Acklam campus

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Acklam Campus, located on Hall Drive, Middlesbrough, is part of a 4-part college system put forward by Middlesbrough Council.

Acklam is the only campus of the four which allows students to achieve A-Level qualifications and is not put down to one subject. The other campuses, Longlands, Kirby and Marton, all have specific themes (see below), whereas Acklam Campus does not. The campus offers a wide variety of different A-Level qualifications, and has an above average pass rate for its students. Also, due to the campus' forum activity on such websites as www.myspace.com, it shows a friendly environment and boasts a great student body. The campus is widely renowned for being a place of history, Acklam Hall itself having a significant historical impact on Middlesbrough as a town.