Harpurhey Campus

Harpurhey Campus is a friendly, vibrant sixth form centre offering courses for school leavers. There are a wide range of courses to choose from, including business, computing, ESOL, hair and beauty, childcare studies, public services, theatrical media make-up and more. The comfortable, environmentally friendly site is made up of a bright modern building and the restored Harpurhey Baths. There is plenty of space to socialise and a large garden. Many of the facilities at Harpurhey are open to the community.

Harpurhey Baths is a Grade II listed building and part of our campus. The college has transformed the building into an award-winning exhibition space for students and the community.

  • Harpurhey is located three miles north east of Manchester City Centre, and features a bustling market and shopping district as the focal point of the community which acts as a non-stop shop for all your essentials.

    Queen's Park, was one of Britains first municipal parks created in 1846, is a short walk away from campus. The park was originally arranged around Hendham Hall, home of the Houghton family however this was demolished in 1884. Today the park has a children's play area, rose gardens and hosts a variety of community events.

    Did you know?
    Anthony Burgess, who wrote A Clockwork Orange was born in Harpurhey.

  • Bus routes to North Manchester Sixth Form include:
    52, 81, 112, 17, 64, 113, 131, 163, 88, 89, 118, 188, 77, 53, 115, 116, 151, 164.

    Metrolink
    Woodlands Road Metrolink station is just over a mile away from the campus and has a limited service, 10am-4pm, Monday-Friday. Abraham Moss station is slightly further away.

  • Unfortunately, there is no parking available at this campus.