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international karate competition (two winning medals)
and reached the last eight of the National Volleyball
Championship.
Students from LSC have gone on to pursue careers in
sport. Ex-LSC student Tresor LuaLua is making a career
for himself in professional football. Tresor played for
Colchester United and then signed for Newcastle United
for £2.5 million. He has appeared for the Congo national
team.
However, the programme is not about winning (although
that is nice when it happens). It is about encouraging
students to participate and enjoy themselves and also
keep fit. Over 700 students participate in the sport and
recreation programme each year.
More female students participate every year. Aerobics,
football, karate and tae kwondo are becoming more
popular and women-only sessions are held regularly in
many activities. We also run a Duke of Edinburgh’s Award
Scheme.
The College has a partnership arrangement with the local
leisure centre allowing students access to the facilities for
minimal cost.
Social Areas
The newly refurbished coffee lounge is open until 2:30pm
every day for meals and other refreshments. Vegetarian
and Halal meals are included on the menu.
All students have access to a large social and private
study area next to the coffee lounge. There are also
attractive landscaped areas for recreation.
Religious Observance
The College makes every effort to accommodate the
multi-faith needs of the student and staff community
wherever possible.
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