Education

Recognition and honours at College Accolades Ceremony

Stoke on Trent College teams and individual staff members were recognised and celebrated as part of their annual College Accolades awards.   The ceremony, which took place in the Cauldon campus’ Lifestyle building, brought together over 180 staff from across both campuses with awards on offer in the following six different categories.   The Partnership […]

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Funded childcare initiative supports 20,000 Staffordshire families with more set to benefit

Over 20,000 Staffordshire families were supported by a funded childcare place for their child last term – with more set to benefit now eligibility has been expanded.   More families can take advantage of the offer in the coming months after the eligibility for a funded place expanded in September, to include working parents of

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Care leavers’ prom celebrates young people’s achievements

More than 100 young people from across Staffordshire joined together to celebrate their achievements at the county’s first ever Care Leavers’ Prom.   The event at Stafford Rugby Club on Friday 25 October marked the beginning of celebrations for National Care Leavers’ Week, which started yesterday (28 October).   Staff from the county council’s children’s

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County Council Leader responds to MPs concerns on SEND

Staffordshire County Council has responded to concerns from local MPs about Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) provision.   The response comes after local MPs submitted a joint letter to the county council regarding its provision across the county.   Leader of Staffordshire County Council Alan White said: “This is a matter of huge importance

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Industry standard health and social care ward for T Level delivery launches at Stoke on Trent College

Stoke on Trent College has launched its brand-new Health & Social Care ward and laboratory, giving students from Level 1 provision through to Level 3 and T-Levels, industry standard facilities to learn for those pursuing a variety of careers in health and social care. It forms part of the Health and Social Care Hub at

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Discover Excellence at Newcastle-under-Lyme School

Newcastle-under-Lyme School (NULS) is renowned for its educational excellence and is recognised as one of the West Midlands’ premier independent day schools. With consistently glowing reports from ISI, NULS attracts students from Staffordshire, Cheshire, and Shropshire, fostering a diverse and vibrant learning community. Academic Excellence and BeyondAt NULS, we are committed to upholding the highest

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BLC apprentices earn more than just a wage with national awards nominations.

As you start your career earning money is great, but it’s even better when you are nominated for excellence in your work as BLC’s apprentices have found reaching the finals of regional competitions. Three apprenticeship students from Buxton & Leek College have reached the finals of the Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire Apprenticeship Awards 2024, which this

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Dr Allison Gardner MP hosts roundtable Apprenticeships discussion at Stoke on Trent College

Dr Allison Gardner, MP for Stoke-on-Trent South was quizzed by learners from Stoke on Trent College, during a roundtable discussion on Apprenticeships. Dr Gardner visited the Burslem campus on Friday (20 September). Her visit included a tour of the facilities, including the state-of-the-art Advanced Construction Centre which opened earlier this year, before joining a discussion

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