St John Rigby College is an inclusive Roman Catholic sixth-form college under the trusteeship of the Archdiocese of Liverpool. It is situated on one site in the west of Wigan, Greater Manchester. The college attracts students from its Catholic partner schools and other schools in the surrounding areas. Leaders offer a wide range of education programmes for young people, including students with high needs. At the time of the inspection, the college provided education and training to 1,351 young people, most of whom study level 3 programmes and a few who follow level 2 vocational programmes. There are 28 A-level subjects on offer, 20 level 3 vocational courses and five level 2 programmes. Currently, 797 students study Alevel programmes, 492 students follow level 3 vocational courses and 62 students study level 2 programmes. Just over one quarter of level 3 students study a blend of A-level and vocational courses. There are 22 students for whom the college receives high needs funding, 14 of whom have education, health and care (EHC) plans. All follow A-level or vocational curriculums, with most studying at level 3. Leaders offer four T-level programmes, but they have not yet recruited enough students for them to run.