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Bishop Burton College

Beverley · Publicly funded college

Action plan

The register records this sponsor as Subject To Action Plan. That is a statement of what the register says, not a prediction about the licence.

An action plan is a corrective measure for a breach short of a serious breach. While one is in force UKVI may limit the sponsor’s CAS allocation, including to zero, and a sponsor is expected to tell its students how the plan affects them. What this means in practice →

The Home Office does not publish this sponsor’s visa refusal rate, enrolment rate or course completion rate. Those go to the sponsor in a letter; only the resulting standing reaches the register, and nothing on this page is derived from them. What a sponsor has to hit →

Home Office register record

Snapshot 7 Sept 2026
Sponsor name
Bishop Burton College
Status
Student Sponsor - Track Record
Routes
Student
Immigration compliance
Subject To Action Plan
Town / city
Beverley
Additional locations
Sponsor type
Publicly funded college

Read directly from the Register of Licensed Student Sponsors, snapshot of 7 Sept 2026. The Home Office does not publish per-sponsor visa refusal, enrolment or completion figures.

Office for Students record

No Office for Students record, and none is expected. The OfS regulates English higher education providers; independent schools, colleges and language centres fall outside its remit and are inspected under separate arrangements. Nothing is missing from this record.

Standing over time

34 snapshots
26 Jan 2024 — 7 Sept 2026 · 34 snapshots

This provider’s standing at every register snapshot we hold, oldest to newest. Gaps mean the provider was not listed on that date.

Recorded register changes

2 recorded
16 Mar 2026AddedAppeared on the register as Student Sponsor - Track Record(observed between 16 Feb 2026 and 16 Mar 2026)
15 Jan 2026RemovedNo longer listed on the register(observed between 17 Nov 2025 and 15 Jan 2026)

Changes are derived by comparing register snapshots. Dates are observation dates — the change occurred at some point in the interval shown, not necessarily on the later date. Check this entry against the live Register of licensed sponsors: students, or against an archived copy in the UK Government Web Archive.