NCG students

Our Care department hosted a fantastic Harvest Festival, bringing together guests from @james_rennie_school , The Laurels Care Home, Kingston Park Care Home and @kinderparkcarlisle . Our learners organised a range of creative activities, while Father Keith delivered an uplifting Harvest service. It was wonderful to see different generations from our community coming together, connecting and having fun. A brilliant event and a fantastic achievement for our learners! 🌻👏

@bbc5live with @nickyaacampbell live and direct from Newcastle College this morning 🤩 AI. An upcoming social media ban. Career prospects. What do our students think about the issues shaping their futures? Well that’s exactly what we talked about at this morning’s Teen Summit!

The countdown is on!✨ Our students have been busy preparing for the Kidderminster Community Fashion Show, including creating a beautiful Forget-Me-Not Cape for Isobel Dale, a resident at Foley Grange Care Home whose long-standing support for @kemphospice inspired this special event. 💙 Join us on Friday 23 October as Foley Grange residents take to the catwalk alongside our community partners in support of KEMP Hospice. 🎟️ Tickets include refreshments 🎁 Raffle prizes to be won 💜 All proceeds go to KEMP Hospice 📅 Friday 23 October ⏰ 4:00pm - 6:15pm 📍 Kidderminster College Come along, show your support and help us celebrate a fantastic community partnership. We’d love to see you there! #KEMPHospice #TeamKC #CommunityFashionShow #FoleyGrange #NCGCommunity

Guests and nominees at the @mercuryprize are gonna be eating good tonight! 😍 Our Catering students have been working behind the scenes at the Mercury Prize in Newcastle, preparing the starters and assisting with the mains and desserts for one of the biggest nights in British music! Swipe to see what they've been cooking up 🍽️

Sophie, a current Early Years Educator (Education and Childcare) T Level student and an alumni pupil of @burscoughpriory has developed her greater self-belief and determination throughout her course! 🤩 When asked about her T Level studies, Sophie said, "I've wanted to become a teacher since Year 4 and studying the T Level has given me the knowledge, skills and experience I need to work towards my goal. I've gained such valuable knowledge of key educational theorists, as well as practical skills such as first aid training, as well as health and safety training. My industry placement at Town Green Primary School has been a great experience - I've supported small phonics groups, carried out phonics assessments, lead maths groups and helped them with their writing. After my T Level course, I am aiming to study Primary Education with QTS (5-11) PGCE at @Edge Hill University." Want to find out more about our Early Years T Level? 📧 admissions@westlancs.ac.uk #TLevelsWeek

At West Lancashire College, we strive to offer our students the very best learning experience, ensuring they leave college equipped with the qualifications, experience and life skills required to achieve their career ambitions. Our T Level students are currently undertaking truly beneficial industry placements with employers such as The Secret Garden Glamping, Hotter Shoes, Beacon Community Hubs, Delph Side Primary School, Ravenscroft Community School and Town Green Primary School. It is only through the commitment and support of our local employers that we can offer these placements, helping to better prepare our students for the transition into work and contribute to the development of a motivated, ambitious and skilled workforce. If you would like to support a T Level student and provide them with an industry placement, please contact Jake O’Keefe, our Employer Engagement and Placement Officer: 📧 Jake.OKeefe@westlancs.ac.uk 📞 01695 52486 #TLevelsWeek NCG Christian Thersby Lynn Masterton Wendy Bennett Jane Hines Alex Huskisson

It’s National T Levels Week! 🙌   Meet Meg and Elissa, two of our T Level Early Years students who are working towards their ambitions of becoming primary school teachers. Meg said: “A T Level gives you the opportunity to learn the theory behind what you’re doing but also gain real industry experience, which I think is really valuable.”   For Elissa, combining learning with practical experience has helped confirm her future career goals. She said: “The placement confirmed for me that working with children is the career I want to pursue.”   Both are great examples of how T Levels can help students build confidence, gain industry experience and take the next steps towards their chosen careers.   Find out more about studying at Kidderminster College on our website.   #TLevelsWeek #TLevels #NCGCommunity #TeamKC #NCG

❌ #kNOwKnifeCrime Campaign! ❌ We were delighted to welcome Laura Hughes, founder of the @knowknifecrime campaign, and Anthony Paternoster to campus for a powerful day of education, awareness and discussion around knife crime, personal safety and making positive choices. Through honest conversations, real-life experiences and interactive workshops, our students explored the impact of their choices, the consequences of their actions and the role they can play in creating safer communities. A huge thank you to Laura and Anthony for sharing their time, experiences and invaluable insights with our students 👏