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Regent College, Leicester
Regent College is one of three sixth form colleges located in Leicester, England.
The principal currently at post is Paul Wilson
==History==
It was previously known as Wyggeston Girls' Grammar School. This school was originally situated in ''Humberstone Gate'' from 1878 as Wyggeston Hospital Girls' School with only 150 pupils. At the former girls' school, Clara Collet taught from 1878 until 1885. By the time the school moved to new buildings on ''Regent Road'' in 1928, there were about 700 pupils. The college was established in 1976, when Leicester adopted the comprehensive education system, and is close to the city centre. It is in the same area as De Montfort Hall, the University of Leicester campus and fellow college Wyggeston and Queen Elizabeth I College. The college was previously known as Wyggeston Collegiate until 1996 when it received its current name.
The name Wyggeston Collegiate Sixth Form College came about as a result of the Leicester Education Committee's decision in the 1970s to reduce the intake of girls at age 11 in both the Wyggeston Girls' Grammar School and the Collegiate Girls' School (also a grammar school), until, in 1981 with just the sixth forms (16 to 19 years of age) left, they combined them at the Regent Road site of the Wyggeston Girls', to form the Sixth Form College. Boys were also admitted at this time, for the first time. This was eventually considered to be an unwieldy name and by 1995 was renamed Regent College.
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