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The facility will also help the College target those with multiple difficulties progressing from specialist schools and colleges. In addition, the facility will support their work with the unemployed.
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Funding was awarded to Runshaw College for a variety of purposes, namely to: purchase laptops; uniform sets; for student trips; in-house demonstrations and guest talks; for a Hot Mix from Kitchequip; to cover food costs whilst practising for competitions; and for accommodation costs whilst students are on work placements. The objectives of the grant are to increase opportunity for all their students by ensuring that work placements, competitions and trips can be accessed by all to enhance the individuals’ learning; to provide an excellent experience for students choosing Hospitality and Catering as a vocation; and to provide their students with the knowledge, skills and experience to ensure they are employable.
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(1) To enable them to run a Junior Chef Academy to encourage teenagers to develop culinary skills and develop an interest in a potential career in Hospitality and Catering. With the funds the College were able to deliver 6 further courses to 53 students. Successful parents’ evenings have showcased the children’s skills and enthusiasm, producing hot buffet items for family and friends.
(2) Bursaries for disadvantaged learners. More than 20% of the learners come from low income families and need additional funding support for quality uniform and knives that will help instil pride and professionalism into their experience at College. With funding cuts, learner support funds are extremely limited and extra funding is required to ensure that those who need financial support receive help so that hardship is not a barrier to any of the learning programmes. The College reported that having funding available to facilitate the purchase of chef uniforms and knives has helped several young students enrol and become part of an outstanding learning environment. The
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