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For Year 11s going to Bury College
Bury College – Introductory Day – Update – ONLINE EVENT

Due to the sudden increase in Covid-19 infection rates, and recent government and local health authority guidance, the College has made the decision to host this year’s Introductory Days online.
The Introductory Day event will be available on their website from Tuesday 29th June to Friday 2nd July. There is no need to book, and the event can be accessed at any time throughout the four days.

You will be sent an email with a link to access this online event in advance of the start date.

The link will direct you to an area on the website which will showcase taster sessions for each curriculum area, profile the wide range of enrichment and extra-curricular activities on offer, and also provide information about the mental health and wellbeing support available at Bury College.

The College has done the utmost over the past year to remain open so students can continue to access face-to-face teaching in a safe learning environment. When students join in September they will receive a full induction onto their course, including opportunities to explore the facilities and get to know their fellow students and staff.
In the meantime, you can
Take a Virtual Tour: https://burycollege.ac.uk/VirtualTour/index.html
Visit their Open Event: https://burycollege.ac.uk/virtual-open-event/
Prepare for your studies with Be Bury College Ready portal: https://burycollege.ac.uk/how-we-support-you/be-bury-college-ready/
If you have any questions please contact them. They will be happy to provide support and information to help students navigate this exciting transition from high school to college. ... See more

***Year 11 T Level Pupils & Parent Information Evening***

Wednesday 16th June 2021 - 4.30pm-6.30pm
Want to know more about T-Levels at The Manchester College?

The Manchester College are providing T Levels courses from September 2021, and as they are such a new qualification, we would like to invite interested year 11 pupils and T Level applicants along with their parents/carers to a T Level Information Event to help provide them with more of an idea about what their potential course could entail.

T Levels have been created to help bridge the gaps in skills that some other qualifications may not be able to cover, and to ensure they do this, they are created in conjunction with the employers from each industry specialism. The Manchester College are providing T Level courses from September 2021 in the following industry areas:

- Construction
- Digital
- Education and Childcare
- Health and Science

The information event is on Wednesday 16th June 2021 and will provide pupils and parents the opportunity to gain more information on T Levels, a chance to speak to the tutors, and provide information on joining the T Level Summer School in July.

T Levels are a combination of vocational and academic learning, and therefore would be a suitable qualification for students who enjoy learning in both styles. More information on T Levels, including entry requirements, are available on The Manchester College website.

The Manchester College, Openshaw Campus
Ashton Old Road
Openshaw
Manchester
M11 2WH
Event times: 4:30pm – 5:30pm or 5.30pm – 6.30pm

Register for the events here – BOOK NOW!
https://www.tmc.ac.uk/events/t-level-information-evening ... See more

Apprenticeship vacancies available at Hopwood Hall College:
Employers are still keen to recruit Apprentices and we have a number of exciting Apprenticeship opportunities in a range of sectors including Hospitality & Catering, Business Administration, Customer Service, Facilities and Manufacturing.

We would encourage learners interested in an Apprenticeship to continually check our website as new vacancies are being added regularly.
https://www.hopwood.ac.uk/search-apprenticeships/current-vacancies ... See more

Some things are too important to rely on trust. There is no regulation around certain types of activities with children. Even people who have committed criminal offences can legally continue to work some roles, e.g. children’s entertainer, private tutor. Ask the right questions.
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rbscp.org/parents-carers/choosing-a-club-tutor-or-other-out-of-school-activity-for-your-child/ ... See more