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Further Education

  • First Ever UK School Student Motorsport Team Achieve Championship 4th Place in Class
    First Ever UK School Student Motorsport Team Achieve Championship 4th Place in Class 31.10.23

    Queen Ethelburga’s Collegiate (QE) in York and driver, Arthur Simondet, are celebrating after achieving 4th Place overall in the Student Motorsport Challenge, a racing class within the BRSCC Nankang Tyre CityCar Cup Championship. The team, QE Motorsport, who are the…

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  • The Art of Teaching
    The Art of Teaching 10.05.23

    Bella Nightingale, Assistant Head Teaching and Learning, at Marlborough College discusses how the College is utilising the very latest thinking to improve learning outcomes for their pupils It’s a privilege to be a teacher. The opportunity to inspire, influence, and…

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  • £5 million fund to be created to support innovation in Further Education
    £5 million fund to be created to support innovation in Further Education 22.01.23

    A new £5 million Innovation Fund is to be established to support Further Education (FE) colleges look at new ways to support learners, the Minister for Education and Welsh Language, Jeremy Miles has announced. The fund will invest in projects…

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  • Nearly a third of all university courses still have hybrid teaching
    Nearly a third of all university courses still have hybrid teaching 08.01.23

    Almost a third of university courses are still combining face-to-face teaching with online learning in 2022-23, data gathered by the BBC suggests. Data from 50 of the 160 universities surveyed shows 28% of courses are being taught in a hybrid…

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  • Blind and partially sighted students ‘locked out of post-16 education,’ says report
    Blind and partially sighted students ‘locked out of post-16 education,’ says report 25.11.22

    One visually impaired student described how ‘many young people have lost faith in the education system’ Blind and visually impaired young people are being ‘locked out’ of college due to a ‘fragmented and unreliable system of support’ for those leaving…

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  • Misconceptions About Higher Education Abroad
    Misconceptions About Higher Education Abroad 18.11.22

    Due to the sheer disparity in educational facilities and standards that have traditionally existed between developing and developed countries, higher education mobility has been unidirectional — from developing to developed. The advantages of studying abroad are numerous: from higher-quality education…

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  • Culture Of Acclimatisation
    Culture Of Acclimatisation 26.10.22

    Pat Moores, founder and director of the UK Education Guide, recently stated; ‘Even students who have spent many years in UK secondary schools struggle to make the transition into further education.’ Tania Jacobs delves a little deeper It’s understandably assumed…

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  • A reach Beyond Campus
    A reach Beyond Campus 06.10.22

    By Rob McGuiness – Assistant Head of School, Global and Experiential Education Throughout all grade levels, students at Appleby College engage in a wide range of Experiential Education with a focus on developing global competencies. This is integrated within classroom curricula,…

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  • The Benefits of Boarding
    The Benefits of Boarding 06.10.22

    By Claire Kelly – Assistant Head of School, Student Life  “When our oldest daughter first started at Appleby College in grade 9, we were openly skeptical about the school’s mandatory grade 12 boarding programme. Boy, were we wrong. Boarding was a…

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