Landau Forte College

Landau Forte College Derby is an Academy in Derby, England. The college was founded in 1992 as a City Technology College and its initial principal sponsors were Martin Landau and the Forte organisation. It became a City Academy on 1 September 2006. On 5 September 2012, Landau Forte College celebrated its 20th anniversary by unveiling a clock, designed by students Lauren Collings, Rosie Simpson, Liam Shepherd, Barney Parkes, Louis Templeman, Jordan Carr, Matthew Holden, William Wade and Jordan Rice in association with Smith of Derby, which overhangs the reception area. Thos school offers a wide range off after-school activities and has a wide range of ethnicities, making the school have many traditions. Building expansionDue to the College's recent status change from City Technology College to Academy, a greater intake for each year, plus an expanded sixth-form, is required. This expansion will bring the total number of students in the academy to over 1, 200. To cope with the extra students, a new "Learning Centre" has been built. The new learning centre includes a Business Enterprise Centre, E-learning Centre, Presentation Suite, Art and Design Studios and teacher training facility whereby a classroom can be viewed electronically via cameras and microphones to aid teacher development. The new learning centre was completed for the 2007 /08 academic year. In 2008, the intake of students has again increased from taking 150 year 7 students to 168 students per year. Landau Forte Charitable TrustLandau Forte Charitable Trust is the educational trust that runs Landau Forte College Derby as well as other Landau Forte Academies located in Tamworth, Staffordshire.

Landau Forte College Derby is an Academy in Derby, England. The college was founded in 1992 as a City Technology College and its initial principal sponsors were Martin Landau and the Forte organisation. It became a City Academy on 1 September 2006. On 5 September 2012, Landau Forte College celebrated its 20th anniversary by unveiling a clock, designed by students Lauren Collings, Rosie Simpson, Liam Shepherd, Barney Parkes, Louis Templeman, Jordan Carr, Matthew Holden, William Wade and Jordan Rice in association with Smith of Derby, which overhangs the reception area. Thos school offers a wide range off after-school activities and has a wide range of ethnicities, making the school have many traditions. Building expansionDue to the College's recent status change from City Technology College to Academy, a greater intake for each year, plus an expanded sixth-form, is required. This expansion will bring the total number of students in the academy to over 1, 200. To cope with the extra students, a new "Learning Centre" has been built. The new learning centre includes a Business Enterprise Centre, E-learning Centre, Presentation Suite, Art and Design Studios and teacher training facility whereby a classroom can be viewed electronically via cameras and microphones to aid teacher development. The new learning centre was completed for the 2007 /08 academic year. In 2008, the intake of students has again increased from taking 150 year 7 students to 168 students per year. Landau Forte Charitable TrustLandau Forte Charitable Trust is the educational trust that runs Landau Forte College Derby as well as other Landau Forte Academies located in Tamworth, Staffordshire.