Cordeaux, KEVIGS and Monks' Dyke create '˜Louth Joint Sixth Form'

Three secondary schools in Louth have joined forces to create a new '˜Louth Joint Sixth Form' (LDSF), in a bid to provide students with more choice and the best facilities in the town.

By The Newsroom

Published 19th Jan 2017, 11:56 GMT

Updated 19th Jan 2017, 11:57 GMT

King Edward VI Grammar School, Cordeaux Academy, and Monks’ Dyke Tennyson College, will hold an open evening at Louth Town Hall on Thursday February 9 (5pm-8.30pm) to explain more about how the new venture will work.

The headteachers from all three schools - James Lascelles from King Edward’s, Patrick Daley from Cordeaux and Mike Percival from Monks’ Dyke - have published a joint letter explaining the ethos behind the new scheme.

The letter said: “Our collective hope is that by focusing on each other’s strengths we have been able to put together a broad and comprehensive offer that will provide significant high quality choice for all of the Y11 pupils in Louth.”

• Find out more information at the new Joint Louth Sixth Form website: www.ljsf.co.uk