Hackney Community College’s Legacy Champions had a fantastic time helping the local community. They rejuvenated a local community centre’s garden – and helped to clear up the River Thames!
The Olympic and Paralympic Games: London 2012
At Hackney Community College, our students are at the heart of the action. There are loads of opportunities the 2012 Games have brought to us:
• Students involved in building the stadium. • Students visit the Olympic Park and taken part in activities, discussions and debates.
• Volunteered or paid work in sport and performance, event management, electrical engineering, security, retail, hospitality or catering - and more.
• Hackney is host to the International Press and Media centre during the Games – providing great opportunities for our media students.
• Catering students volunteered in Canada at the Vancouver Winter Games.
• Students take part in host-borough festivals of sport.
• Our students joined 90 other students from across the Host boroughs to become Legacy Champions – making a difference to the future of London.
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Tuition is free for 16-18 year olds. All courses are subject to change – call 020 7613 9123.
Bridging the Gap HCC is part of a network of 60+ colleges involved in training 8,000 people up to work as event stewards, door supervisors, spectator safety staff or CCTV operators during the Games. Ask us for details of how you can get a paid job during the Games.
Sporting talent – academies
and more! Our four sports Academies: Athletics, Basketball, Cricket and Football, give you the chance to combine professional standard training with academic study. You can sign up when you enrol on any College course. The Academies’ performance is consistently outstanding, and our very best sports men and women go on to represent their country!
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