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FIRST VISUAL ARTS DEGREE IN CALDERDALE ::Art in the first degree:: is the exhibition of the FIRST group of final year students to complete a BA (Hons) in Visual Arts Degree at Todmorden Community College. More... |
| COLLEGE
TRIBUTE FROM NO. 10 Calderdale College’s contribution to improving learning opportunities for 14 – 19-year-olds was recognised this week when principal Monica Box attended a reception at 10 Downing Street More... |
| RUGBY
STAR ROPED IN TO PROMOTE HEALTHY LIVING Rugby League star Stuart Fielden, who plays for Great Britain and Bradford Bulls, was roped in to help promote Healthy Living Week at Calderdale College this week, in a game of tug of war with students and staff. More... |
| CURTAIN
RISES ON CALDERDALE COLLEGE DANCE ACADEMY A unique new dance academy for 16 – 18-year-olds, offering two days of dance training in a professional studio alongside A-levels and vocational qualifications, was announced today by Calderdale College, in partnership with the Dorothy Stevens School of Dance in Lightcliffe. More... |
| NEW
WOMEN’S FOOTBALL ACADEMY IN LEAGUE OF ITS OWN Calderdale College’s new Women’s Football Academy will be in a league of its own, thanks to the backing of England player Sue Smith. More... |
| GROWING
A NEW FUTURE AT CALDERDALE COLLEGE It is set to be a blooming good year for gardeners as Calderdale College prepares to launch a new range of horticultural-based courses aimed at both the amateur and professional alike. More... |
Greenland
by Howard Brenton. |
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Metamorphosisby
Steven Berkoff |
Skinni
Theatre Co presents ‘Gut Girls’ by Sarah Daniels |
WOMEN
BUILD CAREERS IN CONSTRUCTION |
£3M
PROJECT GETS CALDERDALE ON LINE |
| SPEED
NETWORKERS CELEBRATE ICT SUCCESS Speed networking’, the business world’s answer to speed dating, came to Calderdale at an event to celebrate the end of a four-year project which has helped over 225 small local businesses to flourish by developing their ICT (information and computer technology) skills. More... |
| BANNING
JUNK FOOD WINS STEWART LEARNING AWARD Calderdale College student Stewart Greenwood, has overcome personal hurdles to be chosen as one of ten ‘Learners of the Year’ by awarding body ASET. ollege last September More... |
STUDENTS’ VALENTINE
BALL RAISES DISASTER FUNDS |
BA
HONS ARRIVE IN HALIFAX! |
LAUNCH
OF CALDERDALE CONSTRUCTION SKILLS ACADEMY |
FOOTBALL
ACADEMY TRIAL DATE ANNOUNCED |
STUDENTS
RAISE EARTHQUAKE CASH |
KICK-OFF
FOR NEW HALIFAX FOOTBALL ACADEMY |
New
Construction Academy agreed for upper valley schools |
| Zimbabwe
meets Halifax Wendy Pakarimwa’s mum has flown in all the way from Zimbabwe to attend her daughter’s award ceremony at Calderdale College on Friday (1st July). Wendy, 30, from Lightcliffe, is one of sixty learners to complete the one year Access to Higher Education award in Health & Social Care, which is the equivalent of two-and-a-half A-levels. More... |
| Free
skills analysis leads to a business coach Eighty delegates from small to medium sized businesses in Calderdale, attended the launch of a new and innovative on-line ‘Skills Analysis’ for business managers this week (Tuesday 5 July) at Calderdale College. More... |
| Football
Academy announced for Halifax Halifax is to join an elite band of towns with a Football Academy. This announcement came in a joint statement today by Calderdale College and Halifax Town Football Club, who will be offering the opportunity for young people aged 16 – 18 to achieve their full potential in football while pursuing educational goals. More... |
College
puts on a 'Blooming good show' |
| College
launches free summer holiday classes Budding DJs, beauticians and artists are invited to sign up for a free one-month course at Calderdale College at the end of this month. The first-time courses are targeted at 16 – 18 year-olds. More... |
| Fledgling
design and music promotion business takes off A graphic design and music promotion team has become the first fledgling business to take advantage of start-up units in the new Halifax Creative & Conservation Skills Centre. The skills centre, based at Calderdale College in Francis Street, was opened by the Duke of York in March last year and funded by Action Halifax. More... |
Sonia
proves she's a cut above! |
New
courses for 16 to 18 year olds at Calderdale College |
'Fine
Art students pull exhibition out of the hat' |
College
students back fair funding lobby of Parliament |
| Free
short story course on offer People in Todmorden now have the opportunity to study some of the most popular and successful short stories of our time while achieving a national literacy qualification. Skills for Life and Todmorden Library have teamed up to put on a free course looking at the plot, characters and themes of some of the most famous short stories ever written.... More... |
Computer
novices are in the money! |
| Charlene
cruises into beauty job Newly qualified beauty therapist Charlene Thewlis has landed the job and trip of a lifetime with Steiner Spas on board luxury cruise liners. Charlene, just 18 and a student of Beauty Therapy at Calderdale College for two years, graduating last summer, won the prestigious job with Steiner against stiff opposition from older and more experienced beauty therapists More... |
Student
balloon release boost tsunami appeal |
Calderdale
College student wins top maths award |
| New
grant scheme for sixteen-year-olds still not widely known about, says
Calderdale College A new grant scheme for 16-year-olds continuing in any kind of further education is still not widely known about in spite of a government publicity campaign, according to the head of student services at Calderdale College. More... |
| Calderdale
College brings seaside to town The seaside came to Halifax today when Calderdale College held its ‘Euro 2004 Beach Party & Open Day’ to pull in prospective students and launch its new prospectus. More... |
| Stephen
Beats Dyslexia to produce fund raising calendar A calendar raising funds for the dyslexic association has been produced by a photographic student at Calderdale College who has himself battled with severe dyslexia. Stephen Wyatt, 39, came to Calderdale College in 2001 as a basic skills student with low self-confidence and self esteem having had a series of dead end labouring jobs. More... |
| Calderdale
College Student chosen as Senior Learner of the Year Nigel Goody, a student at Calderdale College, has been chosen as Senior Learner of the Year by NIACE (The National Institute for Continuing Adult Education). He will receive his award at a presentation in London on Monday 17 May at the launch of Adult Learners’ Week. More... |
| Students
celebrate asian fashion and dance Asian fashion and dance is to be celebrated at the Square Chapel on Wednesday 7th April in a show organised by students from Calderdale College.The fifteen students, male and female, have planned the evening as part of the College’s Millennium Volunteers programme to raise money for the NSPCC. More... |
| First
Time Watercolour classes offered in new college centre Would-be artists are being offered watercolour classes for the first time by Calderdale College. These are to be held in the College’s new Creative & Conservation Skills Centre, opened by the Duke of York on 4 March. More... |