As households across the UK celebrated Easter, and education staff settled into their holidays, FE Twitter was full of the joys of spring: we saw lambs live on camera, excitement over Kit Kat eggs, and many happily taking part in some holiday CPD.
WorldSkills UK spied a former competitor on Great British Menu, and the Association of Colleges celebrated being nominated at the National Association Awards.
Scroll through and enjoy.
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Thought the French might be onto some dietary cheat for improving student results, but it’s another sort of T Level!
- Ian Pryce CBE (@ipryce)
We’re thrilled at AoC to have been nominated as a finalist in both the ‘Association of the Year’ and ‘Campaign of the Year’ categories. Winners will be announced in July. ?
- Association of Colleges (AoC) (@AoC_info)
Springing into action for Easter Monday!
- Jo Fletcher-Saxon FE and HE #AdultConversations (@JFletcherSaxon)
To live in times such as these...!!
- Luke Rake (@lukerake)
Laura jumped at the chance to become a hairdressing apprentice after not feeling fulfilled in her job as a Clerk. Today she is proving that you can learn at any age, whilst still being a fantastic mum.?♀️
- Realise (@RealiseLE)
I do love working during a college holiday! It gives me the opportunity to read, learn and develop my own knowledge and skills. So many current articles on the debate - usefulness, impact and relevance. Cue the exploration...
- Andrea Quantrill (@AndyQ27)
Take a look at this amazing Culture Club inspired look from Level 3 Media Make-up student Evie Cullen, which has recently been shared by and ?
Congratulations Evie, great work!
- York College and University Centre (@york_college)
Brilliant to see a former competitor and Gold Medallist 2011 now Head Chef at on Go Ben!
- Kate Moloughney (@KateMoloughney)
Students and young people deserve our praise and thanks for the last year. Overall they have been brilliant.
- Jo Maher (@Joannemaher)
is set to benefit from £1.5million in funding for a new engineering & construction facility, which will help young people fill local skills gaps in these important sectors.
Read about it here:
- Greater Lincolnshire LEP (@GreaterLincsLEP)
