Haringey Sixth Form College is an academy for students aged 16 to 19 based on a single site in Tottenham. At the time of the inspection, the college offered education and training for 1,125 learners. This included 122 learners with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), who have education, health and care plans and who receive high needs funding. Of these, 65 learners are in the discrete provision and 57 in mainstream provision. Many learners come to the college from disadvantaged backgrounds or have recently arrived in the country. More than half of the learners speak English as an additional language. A minority of learners enrol with at least 5 GCSE qualifications at grade 4 and above, including mathematics and English. The college offers a broad range of academic and vocational courses from entry level to level 3, including a small number of A levels. The largest subject areas are English and mathematics GCSEs, a criminology, law and psychology programme and the entry and foundation pre-entry programme for learners with high needs. Other large subject areas include English as a second or foreign language and level 3 in applied science.