Specialist Language Colleges
 Specialist Schools, in partnership with private sponsors and supported by additional Government funding, aim to raise the standards in their chosen specialised subjects. They work with named partner schools for the benefit of pupils beyond their own school boundaries.
Specialist Language Colleges raise the standards of achievement and the quality of teaching in Modern Foreign Languages (MFL). They share resources and develop good practice with local schools, colleges, businesses and the wider community.
Language Colleges play a key role in supporting the National Languages Strategy, promoting a learning culture and encouraging 'languages for life'.
There are currently 15 Specialist Language Colleges in the East Midlands, with a further 4 schools having a second specialism in languages:
Aldercar Community Language College
Alderman White School and Language College
Ashby School
Ashfield Comprehensive School
Brookvale High School
Campion School
George Farmer Technology and Language College
Groby Community College
Judgemeadow Community College
Lees Brook Community Sports College
Lincoln Christ's Hospital School
Montsaye Community College
Noel-Baker Community School and Language College
Prince William School
Robert Pattinson School
South Wolds Community School
Spalding Grammar School
St Mary's Catholic High School
The Sir William Robertson High School
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