The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award is available for students to join at college. Students have the opportunity to gain new skills, experiences, have fun, make new friends and build self-esteem and confidence, all while gaining a recognised mark of their achievements.
As a result of outstanding teaching, over time students make excellent progress and develop the knowledge and skills they need to achieve their goals.
Ofsted November 2019
A student from Wyvern House has raised over £200 for Children in Need through a crazy hat and hair day. Children in Need is a charity close to Evelyn’s heart so she wanted to do something to support the cause …
Students from all centres participated in a range of activities for Anti-Bullying Week. Students took part in role plays, where they were able to act out different scenarios which may be perceived as bullying, they took part in an interactive …
Mark is on a Customer Service Apprenticeship course with Orchard Hill College. Part of his role is working at reception and undertaking caretaker duties at Carew Academy. Mark has excelled in this role and is using his initiative to really …
Students from VPC, our centre in Carshalton have spent the last few weeks volunteering to make poppies for the local area. Whilst making the poppies, students were learning about Remembrance Day and discussing what it might mean to them. On …
