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Today marks one week since we learned of the sad passing of one of our much-loved equine learners, Fraya. Fraya was a talented and highly respected rider whose love for horses was undoubtedly one of her greatest passions. Yesterday, Frayaโ€™s tutors and classmates came together at Sugarloaf Lane Stables to remember her in the most fitting way, surrounded by horses. They shared their fondest memories of Fraya and wrote them down as a lasting tribute to a truly special young person. They were also joined by Frayaโ€™s father, who was deeply touched by the kindness, love and treasured memories shared. Frayaโ€™s loss is deeply felt across our college community and the wider equine world, and she will be greatly missed by all who knew her. Our thoughts remain with her family and friends at this incredibly sad time. Learners and staff are encouraged to reach out to our Wellbeing Team should they need any support.

Level 3 Health and Social Care learners completed their first team project this month, focusing on roles and responsibilities in Health and Social Care. They shared their work with Level 2 students to help them gain insight into progression on the course. ๐Ÿ‘ Great work from our Level 3 learners - they demonstrated excellent peer collaboration, communication, and research skills. ๐Ÿ‘ #health #socialcare #collegelife

It was a pleasure to welcome MP Julie Minns to campus today to visit our Hair and Beauty department. Learners showcased their skills and gave an overview of the treatments they are currently practicing!

Early Years T-Level students took part in Young First Responders training with St John Ambulance covering: ๐Ÿท Drink spiking ๐Ÿ†˜ The DRs ABC approach ๐Ÿšจ Placing a casualty in the recovery position ๐Ÿชข Improvising a tourniquet with everyday items Our Business T-Level student who is on placement with @bandkbuild Bowmer doing a walk around the site to see the progress at Cramlington Learning Village and finding out about different careers in the construction industry (hint: itโ€™s not just for the tradies)! ๐Ÿšง ๐Ÿ–ฅ๏ธ Digital Software Development T-Level students have been developing a check-in system, gaining practical experience with Raspberry Pi hardware, design work, technical documentation and Git version control! Engineering students getting hands-on in projects, developing their practical skills and knowledge! What do we think theyโ€™re doing here? ๐Ÿ›ž Our Year 2 Digital T-Level students have been sharing their student voices! They shared their thoughts and reflections on their course, industry placements, and how these experiences are preparing them for their next steps into Higher Education, Degree Apprenticeships, and employment โฌ†๏ธ Rail and Civil Engineering T-Level students had their first visit to major construction project on site with @bandkbuild ๐Ÿฆบ Our second-year T-Level Early Years students teamed up with our Level 3 Sports Coaching students to help deliver a Schools Games Sports Hall Athletics event for local primary school pupils ๐Ÿค itโ€™s givingโ€ฆ collaboration! Early Years students had a talk from local charity @justice_first_foundation about supporting refugees and their families