News: Enrichment

Multiple medal-winner martial artist, 17-year-old Aaron Bretland, needs to raise money within the next two weeks to travel to Canada and continue on his path to becoming a professional sportsman.

Nearly 60 companies, organisations and academic institutions from around the country visited to offer students specialist career advice as part of the College's Enrichment programme.

Ten students completed the Expedition component of their Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award in Snowdonia National Park.

Read Learning Support Assistant Johanne's account of her life-changing trip with ten of our students to volunteer in the Far East.

Science teacher, Helen Bennett, overcame serious injury to claim martial art medals in event in Italy.

The international firm opened its Liver Building doors to Merseyside teenagers to get bright young minds onto the accountancy path.

AS Level student, Francis Canning, is making full use of his subject choices and work placement opportunities to enhance his employability within his chosen field.

First year Honours Programme student, Kyle Dean, has been offered places on residential summer schools at Queen's University Belfast and Lancaster University.

Ten students and one teacher join a Camps International team to make a vital contribution in Cambodia, and they need your help!

A group of students have raised money for valuable local causes, and the NCS are back to recruit even more volunteers.

The charity talked about becoming stem cell donors to help save those with blood cancers like leukaemia, before returning to gather volunteers' names for the register.

Six students travelled to Cape Town to coach football to thousands of local school children.