Principal Ian Ashman and students celebrate our Good Ofsted report


Our students succeed! You can too!


Carpentry and Joinery


student Adam Connolly proved to be one of the best in London at his trade after winning top honours in the regional heat of SkillBuild 2011, the UK’s biggest skills competition.


HCC Fashion student Ting Ting Meng is nearing her dream of becoming a top designer after being offered a place at the prestigious London College of Fashion. The Level 3 student, who


travelled alone at age 14 from China to the UK, also studied ESOL alongside her course.


Jackeline Ballesteros, achieved an A in A Level Spanish alongside gaining a distinction in the first year of the BTEC Level 3 in Travel and Tourism. She


hopes to go to university in 2012 to study Events Management with International Tourism after she completes her second year at HCC.


Chi Chun Wan gained three A Levels in Maths (A), Chemistry (B) and Biology (C). Chi explained that “the teaching and support from tutors was really great


and they gave me good guidance throughout my course.” Chi is hoping to study Biomedical Science at Queen Mary University.


HCC Sports student Ayende Jamal Lewis became one of the first in the UK to achieve the Advanced Apprenticeship


in Sporting Excellence for basketball. He was a member of last year’s double trophy winning men’s basketball team from HCC’s hugely successful Basketball Academy and intends to further study and play in America next year.


Acknowledgements Many thanks to all the students and staff who have contributed to or appear in this publication.


Dream it. Achieve it. Live it.


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