Facilities and Resources
David Game College has large modern premises next to Notting Hill Gate underground station. A Level, GCSE, English as a Foreign Language, IT and Pre-Masters courses are located in David Game House, and the University Foundation Programme (UFP) is taught in United House, opposite the David Game building.
Library and Study Room
A large library/study room gives all students access to reference books, past examination papers, a full range of British university prospectuses and the internet. Computers in the study room also provide access to interactive study aids for GCSE Sciences and Mathematics. A wide range of books giving information on degree courses, universities and careers are available for students in the Director of Studies’ Office. |
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The library /study room provides students with a place to work within a quiet and comfortable environment
David Game College is also able to secure its students reading access to the Libraries at Imperial College and the Science Museum, and there are two excellent public libraries nearby.
IT and Multimedia
The College provides extensive IT access for all students, with five fully equipped computer laboratories with over fifty computers. In its most recent inspection by the British Accreditation Council, the College was particularly commended for its provision of IT. United House is also fitted with a fully equipped Projector room with Dolby surround sound, for video, DVD and computer projection |
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Science Laboratories
| The College has Chemistry, Biology and Physics laboratories, fully equipped for A Level practical work and for additional exploratory work, with state of the art sensory electronic equipment, and updated facilities for DNA testing. |  |
Art Room
A large, spacious and bright Art Room is located in United House, fully resourced for both Art and Graphic Design students. IT facilities, such as Photoshop software, are also provided. There is a separate Art Room for GCSE & A Level students in the main College building. |
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Photography
The College has two fully equipped darkrooms, together with a Photography studio for shooting portraits and still-life, complete with new studio flash and tungsten lights and three professional backgrounds.
In addition to GCSE and A Level Photography, the College runs separate Photography courses for one day to eight weeks, which are open to all.
Cafeteria
| The College cafeteria in David Game House offers a choice of snacks, hot and cold meals, as well as providing a place for students to relax, meet friends and to enjoy the digital TV. The College is well located for the numerous vibrant cafes and restaurants in Notting Hill Gate. |  |