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Students set for Oxbridge in record breaking year for the College

02/02/12

The City of Stoke on Trent Sixth Form College are celebrating after five students were offered places at Oxford and Cambridge University.


McFlying high; Young singer’s band enters the final stretch of a competition to support McFly

30/01/12

A local band featuring a Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College student has reached the final stage of a competition to win a slot supporting McFly on their UK tour. In the Cards, which features former Birches Head pupil Amy Colclough, have finished in the top 50 bands from over 1000 original entrants into the contest.


Students take the Elm by pitching their ideas to a real life client

30/01/12

BTEC Interactive Media Production students this week took their ideas into the real world as they pitched them to a group of professionals from Elmfield Training.


Opening doors for the future; Sixth Form College students complete their Open University courses

30/01/12

Four students from the Sixth Form College were this week reflecting on their achievements after completing extra courses with the Open University. Zijan Khalid, Luke Hatcher, Megan Davies and Sam Law have all studied part time courses on top of their lessons at college.


A smashing success as Zoe Hallam moves up the rankings to enter the top 32 in badminton

23/01/2012

It’s tough enough having to balance college, coursework and a busy social life, but one student has thrown an extra commitment into the mix… and it’s paying off. Zoe Hallam, a former student of Sandon Business and Enterprise College, has moved into the top 32 players in the UK for Badminton by qualifying for the Senior National Championships.


Young archer on target for Olympic role

23/01/2012

The turn of the year saw nationwide anticipation of this year’s upcoming Olympic Games in London. One student at the Sixth Form College who is particularly excited is former Holden Lane High School student James Whittaker, who now studies AS Maths, Physics, Media Studies and Computing. James has secured a role during the archery events at Lord’s Cricket Ground in the summer involving collecting arrows fired during the competition.


Sociology students learn about the reality behind the ‘Big Brother society’

23/01/2012

With Celebrity Big Brother making a return to our screens, this week seemed like an ideal time to remind students of where the concept of the show originates, with a guest lecture on surveillance from Dr David Gately of Staffordshire University.


Prize Pride; Sixth Form College celebrates students’ achievements

17/01/2012

Thursday saw the return of the College’s annual prize giving presentation, recognising and celebrating the achievements of a selection of the high flying students currently studying with us. In attendance were the winners and their families, the students’ proud tutors and representatives from the sponsors of individual awards who kindly made donations which made the celebration possible.


Debating Diabetes; Health and Social Care students get up close and personal to learn more about the illness

17/01/2012

Health and Social Care students got an up close and personal perspective into the lives of diabetes sufferers when David Gaygan and his wife Margaret came to give a guest lecture on the condition.


Euphonium euphoria; College student makes it into the National Youth Brass Band of Great Britain

17/01/2012

One student has good reason to blow their own trumpet this term about their achievement, although they won’t be doing so because their instrument of choice is the euphonium. Hal Walker, who came to the Sixth Form College from Sandon High School and currently studies AS English Language, History, Religious Studies and Music, has earned himself a place in the National Youth Brass Band of Great Britain.