Students are more likely to be successful if an effective partnership exists between them, their teachers and their parents or guardians.

This page is intended to help develop this partnership by keeping parents and guardians in touch with what’s happening at Coulsdon Sixth Form College.

All enrolled students have access to the College ‘Moodle’. This is a place where a huge amount of information is stored including information relating to their courses and examinations.  If you are interested in taking a look at the information stored on Moodle, please ask your son or daughter to show you around it.

The College’s Student Handbook contains detailed information about many aspects of College life. A copy of the Handbook is provided at the start of a student’s first year at Coulsdon.

For information about what’s happening around the College, please take a look at the Calendar and other areas on this website.

Coulsdon College Pay

Coulsdon College Pay is  being decommissioned and is no longer available to make payments by debit/credit card. A new service offering the same functionality and secure payments, called IPay. Croydon will be available from the start of the new academic year. Any balances on current accounts held with Coulsdon College Pay will be transferred to the new service. If you have any queries please do not hesitate to email finance@croydon.ac.uk or call 020 8686 5700. To access IPay, please click here.

Interim Reports  

Interim reports for each student are sent home four times a year, usually in October, December, January and March. They are accompanied by letters which will be uploaded to this page.

Communication and Information

During each academic year various letters are emailed home to parents and guardians, so please look out for them. If you have not been receiving this information please let us know at the earliest opportunity by emailing enquiries@coulsdon.ac.uk

Letters home cover important topics such as:

• Public examinations
• Timetabling arrangements (including timetable changes at the end of the summer term)
• Information about Higher Education and Careers
• Progression to the second year of courses