Information for students at Rotherham Opportunities College
As a student at Rotherham Opportunities College you will enjoy lots of different activities. You will spend time learning in the classroom, as well as spending time in the community. No two days are the same!
Every student works towards achieving their own personal goals. This may be to develop and improve the way you communicate, work towards securing work after college, continuing your studies, or developing social skills such as making new friends.
Preparing for College: What you need to know
Use the web link below to find out how to get to college, why it’s important to come to college, and what to do if you are unwell and unable to attend. Click here for more information about attending college
Our college is a friendly and welcoming place to learn. We want every student to feel safe during the time they study here. Please read our Student Code of Conduct very carefully. This will help you make the most of your time at college
Student Handbook
If you are a student at Rotherham Opportunities College, or you are thinking of learning with us, please read our student handbook. This is packed with lots of useful information to help you understand more about Rotherham Opportunities College.
Lunch Clubs
Every lunch time, you will have the chance to enjoy different activities. Our lunch club activities change every term and you can find out more information here. The lunch menu at college also changes every week, find out what’s for dinner this week.
Questions About Studying at Rotherham Opportunities College
In this section you can find out more information about life at college. If there is something else that you would like to know, please phone us on 01709 242585. If you are a student in college and there is something you would like to know, please contact a member of staff.
Becoming a Student at Rotherham Opportunities College
If you are interested in becoming a student at Rotherham Opportunities College, you will need to complete an application form. You may need help from a parent, carer or guardian to complete the form. You can read our admissions policy here.