Performing arts student told to ‘follow your passion’
Kieran Littler, performing arts student at Clarendon Sixth Form College has been inspired to work in comedy after taking part in a workshop by comedian,…
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GP practice challenges students to design their future
Graphic design students at Clarendon Sixth Form College are working on a live project for a brand new medical practice. Ashton Medical Group (AMG), formed…
German students get a taste for life in UK
12 apprentices from Regensburg College, Germany, visited Tameside College as part of the Erasmus+ programme to learn all about engineering techniques and skills used in…
Top drama school hosts auditions at Clarendon
ArtsEd, one of the top performing drama schools in the world, held their annual auditions at Clarendon Sixth Form College. 50 potential actors from all…
Business students breathe life into charity campaign
Business students from Tameside College raised over £700 for charity, the British Lung Foundation (BLF) over the festive period. Kasim Aslam, ambassador for BLF, visited…
Guide dogs capture the heart of Tameside College
Travel and Tourism students have been testing their entrepreneurial skills by hosting a fundraising event for the charity Guide Dogs. The big feature of the…
Marvelous George shares career with students
George Batchelor, a former West Hill High School pupil, returned to college this week to share his career experience with budding games designers. Having achieved…
Futures event to inspire next generation of ‘digital superstars’
Clarendon Sixth Form College is set to inspire the next generation of ‘digital superstars’ with their ‘Futures’ careers event later this month. Parents and young…
Jake is tipped for success at Cambridge
Jake Armstrong, a student at Clarendon Sixth Form College is celebrating an offer of a place at Cambridge University. Jake who studies maths, further maths…
Students give artist a helping hand
Creative studies students from Clarendon Sixth Form College used their skills to assist artist and student, Nic Clarke in her research; dance as an art…