A levels in manchester

I need to apply to an A-Level school/Sixth form in Manchester. I live outside the UK, but I posses a European passport, so I'm looking to apply to a public school.
I know it's chronically late, I couldn't apply earlier because I only just recently sorted out my housing.
My May/June IGCSE's were cancelled and the grades from my Mock 2 exams are: 1 A* 2 As 4 Bs and the others are Cs. These are quite mediocre grades that won't attract scholarships and the applications for nearly all the A Level schools I've opened, are closed.
If you live around the area, could you please tell me about a few public sixth form schools in the area?
(any information on whether or not they are open would help as well)

hahaha your grades are PERFECTLY fine and shows you are someone of a high ability I got majority C's in my GCSEs and still got accepted in Loreto.

For someone in your position I would say call up the schools near when GCSEs or Alevels are announced and tell them of your situation as I don't think many colleges will be open now or be answering the phones. Maybe try emailing them but idk.

Loreto makes it self look like THE best college in Manchester it really isn't tho it just attracts bright students overall.
They have good facilities and lunch time clubs/activities, good charity work (Catholic college), student's are fairly nice, very good counselling services, close to central town, close to supermarket/food places, trips often depending on course.
Some down sides to Loreto: unneeded form time (at least 2 a week but the second one is only 15 mins long), forced RE lessons you CAN'T skip (not assessed through), classrooms remind me of primary/high school tables, strict on not having students in public college spaces if they don't have a lesson, after 3pm closes canteens, ban card games of sort due to 3 years ago people were gambling (most teachers don't care), over priced lunches, mildly segregated canteens (3 canteens in total).

College Recommendations:
Loreto College
Xaverian
Kings Cross
Pendleton
Manchester College (Openshaw College).

What Alevels do you want to study.

I'm guessing you went loreto? haha! when did u leave there?

hahah I do. I leave next year

hahaha your grades are PERFECTLY fine and shows you are someone of a high ability I got majority C's in my GCSEs and still got accepted in Loreto.

For someone in your position I would say call up the schools near when GCSEs or Alevels are announced and tell them of your situation as I don't think many colleges will be open now or be answering the phones. Maybe try emailing them but idk.

Loreto makes it self look like THE best college in Manchester it really isn't tho it just attracts bright students overall.
They have good facilities and lunch time clubs/activities, good charity work (Catholic college), student's are fairly nice, very good counselling services, close to central town, close to supermarket/food places, trips often depending on course.
Some down sides to Loreto: unneeded form time (at least 2 a week but the second one is only 15 mins long), forced RE lessons you CAN'T skip (not assessed through), classrooms remind me of primary/high school tables, strict on not having students in public college spaces if they don't have a lesson, after 3pm closes canteens, ban card games of sort due to 3 years ago people were gambling (most teachers don't care), over priced lunches, mildly segregated canteens (3 canteens in total).

College Recommendations:
Loreto College
Xaverian
Kings Cross
Pendleton
Manchester College (Openshaw College).

What Alevels do you want to study.

I studied Maths, Bio & Chem. Maths was quite difficult for me - despite me achieving the top grade at GCSE. I do not recommend taking it unless you are really, really good at maths. Loreto felt like high school part 2 minus dress code. I think it’s quite supportive, they have extra sessions for students who are underperforming and lots of support for students applying to medicine/dent/vet etc. Do not go to Mcr college if youre planning on doing Alevels..

No, it’s much more intense especially in 2nd year... there’s advanced stats and mechanics (hard kinematics)!

hahaha your grades are PERFECTLY fine and shows you are someone of a high ability I got majority C's in my GCSEs and still got accepted in Loreto.

For someone in your position I would say call up the schools near when GCSEs or Alevels are announced and tell them of your situation as I don't think many colleges will be open now or be answering the phones. Maybe try emailing them but idk.

Loreto makes it self look like THE best college in Manchester it really isn't tho it just attracts bright students overall.
They have good facilities and lunch time clubs/activities, good charity work (Catholic college), student's are fairly nice, very good counselling services, close to central town, close to supermarket/food places, trips often depending on course.
Some down sides to Loreto: unneeded form time (at least 2 a week but the second one is only 15 mins long), forced RE lessons you CAN'T skip (not assessed through), classrooms remind me of primary/high school tables, strict on not having students in public college spaces if they don't have a lesson, after 3pm closes canteens, ban card games of sort due to 3 years ago people were gambling (most teachers don't care), over priced lunches, mildly segregated canteens (3 canteens in total).

College Recommendations:
Loreto College
Xaverian
Kings Cross
Pendleton
Manchester College (Openshaw College).

What Alevels do you want to study.

Hii, I'm thinking of Loreto as my first choice college. What do you mean by 'mildly segregated canteens?'
Also, was it easy to make friends?
thanks

So basically one building has a lot of white ppl in the canteen, one has mostly black people, the other is asians. I wouldnt call this a problem, i used to sit in any lol. Yes it’s easy to make friends, ppl there are nice!

Ohh, I'm kinda scared because I was afraid I'd make no friends and be a loner for 2 years. I'm going to do Business, Accounting and Sociology/ IT.

hahaha your grades are PERFECTLY fine and shows you are someone of a high ability I got majority C's in my GCSEs and still got accepted in Loreto.

For someone in your position I would say call up the schools near when GCSEs or Alevels are announced and tell them of your situation as I don't think many colleges will be open now or be answering the phones. Maybe try emailing them but idk.

Loreto makes it self look like THE best college in Manchester it really isn't tho it just attracts bright students overall.
They have good facilities and lunch time clubs/activities, good charity work (Catholic college), student's are fairly nice, very good counselling services, close to central town, close to supermarket/food places, trips often depending on course.
Some down sides to Loreto: unneeded form time (at least 2 a week but the second one is only 15 mins long), forced RE lessons you CAN'T skip (not assessed through), classrooms remind me of primary/high school tables, strict on not having students in public college spaces if they don't have a lesson, after 3pm closes canteens, ban card games of sort due to 3 years ago people were gambling (most teachers don't care), over priced lunches, mildly segregated canteens (3 canteens in total).

College Recommendations:
Loreto College
Xaverian
Kings Cross
Pendleton
Manchester College (Openshaw College).

What Alevels do you want to study.