In the week when US president Joe Biden travelled to Cornwall, and the UK celebrated the arrival of summer, the further education sector basked in the glory of the 91 FE Awards.
Apprenticeship and skills minister Gillian Keegan attended the Association of Employment and Learning Providers’ (AELP) conference, and Brockenhurst College flew the Pride flag high. Meanwhile, Richmond upon Thames College celebrated former studentMalachi Kirby’s success at the Baftas.
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- Norwich Green Party (@NorwichGreens)
Lunch today and it’s as fabulous as ever ?. Baked Alaska on a Thursday - that was the best passion fruit coulis EVER!
- Angela Foulkes (@SheffColAngela)
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Our Pride flag is flying high for the first time over the campus ?
- Brockenhurst College (@brockcollege)
Whoop! Whoop! Look what arrived today- our FREDIE Award for FE Provider of the Year and our TES Award for Support for Learners! Well done to all fantastic staff
- Sharon James (@SmjamesJames)
It was a real honour to speak at the National Conference today about how our Skills Bill will help spread across the country. I want to thank members for their hard work to support learners during the pandemic.
- Gillian Keegan (@GillianKeegan)
We’re so proud of our former Acting student, Malachi Kirby, who won the Supporting Actor for his role in Small Axe - well done Malachi! ???
- Richmond College (@RuT_College)
Today’s damning Ofsted report on in schools and colleges is a reminder that tackling sexual violence, and violence against women and girls, must continue to be a top priority for us all.
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- UCU Equality (@UCUequality)
Delighted to welcome to today to showcase the work we are doing to tackle
- Joanna Campbell (@jmcgillivray38)
Today, patron HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, would have celebrated his 100th birthday. Some of our students have been busy on project expeditions digging, planting, painting and clearing our new dedicated Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards area.
- Derwen College (@DerwenCollege)
Spotted at campus , a of the sun today at 11.13am! Did you manage to catch it (despite the British weather) too? Send us your photos.
- LSBU Library & Learning Resources (@LLRlsbu)
