Welcome to Beauchamp

We are a well-established, highly successful, ethnically diverse comprehensive college; this has greatly enriched our daily college experience. Our diversity is celebrated as we learn together and from one another through our formal and informal curriculum.

Lionheart teach

Lionheart Teach is a Leicestershire Initial Teacher Training run by Lionheart Educational Trust. We seek to develop excellent teachers to work within our partnerships and provide our students with teaching that secures academic excellence and holistic development.

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Hire our facilities

As part of Lionheart Venues, we are part of a group of contemporary multi-use facilities available for hire throughout Leicestershire. The Lionheart Academies Trust schools have successfully hosted many memorable occasions, events and activities over the years.

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Our philosophy

At the heart of our approach to education are the '4Rs' which underpin everything we believe: Resilience, Reciprocity, Reflectiveness and Resourcefulness. Through promoting these core values we believe we can help equip our young people to, not only succeed academically, but also socially, spiritually, morally and culturally.

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Future Students

Every year we welcome students from diverse backgrounds but every learner is given the same opportunity to grow, to aim high and fulfil their potential and to excel in every way. During their time at Beauchamp we encourage all of our learners to consider their next steps, develop big ambitions and to understand how to achieve their goals.

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Latest News
Year 10/11 Girls’ Football Team Reach County Cup Final

April 24, 2026

The match, played at Seagrave, the training ground of Leicester City, was competitive and highly entertaining, with both sides playing their part. Despite a narrow 4–2 defeat, the girls produced a strong performance and showed great determination throughout, with the outcome in doubt until the final stages. Reaching the final is a significant achievement, particularly as the majority of the squad were Year 10 pupils competing against older players within the age group. This makes finishing as ru…

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Beauchamp College celebrates receiving Computing Quality Mark

February 11, 2026

We have  achieved the national Computing Quality Mark after evaluating our computing education and demonstrating high-quality provision. The Computing Quality Mark is awarded by the National Centre for Computing Education and recognises excellence of computing education offered by a school as part of their curriculum development through the Computing Quality Framework (CQF).   We are one of only two schools in Leicestershire to have received this accreditation, and the only s…

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Students Explore Chinese Culture in Birmingham Chinatown

February 04, 2026

The visit began at Wing Yip Birmingham, one of the UK’s largest East Asian supermarkets. Students explored the aisles, looked at authentic products and food items, and paid close attention to the Chinese signage displayed throughout the store. It was a great chance for them to recognise characters, spot familiar vocabulary and understand how language is used in a real commercial setting. Afterwards, the group enjoyed a shared lunch at a Chinese restaurant in Birmingham Chinatown, giving them the…

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Students Question Their Local MP in Lively Q&A Session

January 30, 2026

Fifty‑one GCSE and A‑level students from Year 10 to Year 13 took part, including those studying A‑level Politics and others who are considering the subject for post‑16 study. Neil began the session by sharing some background about himself and his role as the local MP. He explained that he works for the people he represents and encouraged students to contact him if they ever need support. He also talked through the three main parts of his job — working with individuals, helping communities and sh…

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Celebrating Lunar New Year with a day of culture and creativity

January 30, 2026

The event – aptly titled ‘Welcoming Spring in the Year of the Horse’ - brought a rich programme of cultural activities to our school and gave students a unique chance to learn about Chinese traditions in an engaging and hands‑on way. The day began with a Sichuan Opera face‑changing performance, which immediately captivated students with its precision, colour and skill. This was followed by an introduction to the cultural meaning behind the Year of the Horse, including stories about Spring Festiv…

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