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  October 2007 Sixth Form news Brockenhurst College builds a solid partnership with ROK BrockenhurstCollege and ROK, one of the UK's top construction companies have forged a partnership to mark the recent National Construction Week. NVQ2 Plumbing students have been lucky enough to be invited to work along side ROK undertaking observation tasks as well as gaining hands - on experience with site visits. ROK Construction is currently working on a local residential project involving ... [more]
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  October 2007 Sixth Form news Brockenhurst and Priestlands students celebrate success Four Brockenhurst graduates and former Priestlands students were recently reunited at the College with the Principal, Di Roberts and their past Headteacher, Chris Willsher, to receive formal congratulations on achieving their places at Oxbridge universities. The four bright sparks attended PriestlandsSchool in Lymington, before coming to BrockenhurstCollege to study A levels in a range of ... [more]
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  October 2007 Sixth Form news Brockenhurst College celebrates golf success Former Brockenhurst College student, Jamie Hooper, has scooped another prize - this time for becoming the 100,000th candidate to successfully complete his NVQ in Sporting Excellence, specialising in golf. Jamie was one of three awardees who received Waterstone book vouchers and a framed certificate at a special presentation ceremony at the Leisure Industry Week in Birmingham.The event was run by ... [more]
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  October 2007 Brockenhurst College students take part in Road Safety Day Students at Brockenhurst College were shown the importance of Road Safety during an event held at the College on Wednesday 26 September. The annual Road Safety Day was organised by Hampshire Constabulary to help reduce the number of road traffic accidents involving young people in the area. The slogan of the day was, ‘Belt up, Sober up, Slow down’ and a number of organisations were ... [more]
• October 2007 Brockenhurst Donates to Macmillian Cancer Care Staff at Brockenhurst College found themselves surrounded by sugary treats during their break time last week, when they participated in the World’s Biggest Coffee Morning in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support. The tasty treats were on sale in the staff room and included home baked items such as fruit cakes, muffins and brownies. Over twenty staff participated in the event, and many more ... [more]