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(Burnley jollege SIXTH FORM CENTRE


Sara D'Arcy A Level


I &O q o / %>%?J . i For the second year running-Bumley College students


-achieved top pass rates onfall Advanced programmes! •- -


100% A Levej pass rate " r *. r - ■ : - • * - y^v«v '•c •"* '■


100% Advanced Vocational pass rate . , ~ v •:


A L L of our students passed A L L of their exams 7 ,.;•/ -L O • 250 are now going to umversity , - v.v-T,


ver.! r.’w! t c - Main Open Evening


Burnley College Sixth Form Centre, Ormerod Road Thursday J8 October 2007 6.30-8.30pm


Don’t miss this once a year opportunity to see what Burnley College Sixth Form C en tre has to offer!


::Gome'and share;in our succes's and.see how;';\' : we achieved our outstanding 100% pass rates * .


For more info about Burnley College Sixth Form Centre^ 7 please call 01282711222 or;visit!www.burnley.ac.uk, ' t


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Sarah Darcy BT£C Notional Dipfoma in Earty


years A former pupil of Mansfield High School, Sarah has now progressed to the Foundation Degree in the Integrated Education of Children & Young People at Burnley College.


Rachel .Del-Mar


BTEC National Diptomo in Public Services


A former pupil o f St Wilfrid’s High School, Rachel has now progressed Edge Hill University studying for a degree which will lead to Primary School teaching.


i . mJMw Mark Duerden


BTEC Nationai D$>Jbmo n JMedfo (Moving Image)


A former popil of Ivy Bank Business and Enterprise College, has now progressed


. to Manchester Metropolitan University to take a degree in Cultural Studies and History.


•Emma Strother; . A Level


A former pupil ofWalshaw High School,. Emma has now progressed * to Manchester


-Metropolitan University to study Psychology.


Sophie Cleaver


AS Level A former pupil of North Halifax Grammar 'School* Sophie is now starting the second year of her A Level study and hopes to go on to University.


Mark Eastwood


ASLevel A • former pupil of St Theodore’s Catholic Sports College. Mark is now in the second year of A Level study and hopes to progress to University to study EngEsh.


Tara Knudsen


AS Level A former pupa of Todmorden High School Tara is now in the second year of A level study and intends to go on to University. .


Raisa Ashraf


BTEC N ctkcd Certificate in Business


A former pupa of Mansfield High School Raisa has now progressed to Bhckbum College to study for a degree In Accountfog and France.


■ Carty Loddan


BWC f r i t 0$loma in At ond Desf!


Cady achieved exce&nt results on die 6TPC first Diploma in Art and Dedgn, having come to College hSaritng a period of rime out of the school system. Cariy hat now progressed to the BTTC National Dgdoma in Art and Design at the Gofege.


Nick Smith


flumhirtg Apprenticeship A former pupd of hry Bank Business and Enterprise College, Nick successfully completed Ns Apprenticeship ki Plumbing. He is employed by Whites Bullring Sendees and is looking forward to completing his Advanced Apprenticeship


Tara Harrison


BTEC National Certificate n Trove/ ond Tourism


A former pupa o f Mansfield High School Tara has now progressed to the University of Central ■ Lancashire to study Internationa) Tourist Management.


Richard Haythomthwaite Carpentry end Josnery Advanced Appentieesftfe


A former pupil of West Craven High Technology College. Richard k now a fuGy quailed joiner and works for Richard Cornthwaite of


CEtheroe. Sarah VlfeoBard


BTEC fins DJ*ma for IT frd d& tn a i(S cfrtm Dew&pmthd


A fonrior ptpf of Print High School. Sard, advened the highest possNe reait on the BTCC Rest Diploma for IT Ftasatetanm in Software Devricpment and has now prop osed to the BTK National Diploma for IT Preoriioners in S dM teD a r ipm t


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Course areas available include: • Business Studies iv.CreatiyeArtsi’


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• ^Engineering and Tedinojogy | • Furniture' "


' ■ S ' * ’ •tHumanitiesj Social Work and Health


-• ■Information Technology';,..-_ # , ’• • Soorts Studies ■ y.j .


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-,;c,v~- Btimley College k a Partner.College of the Unlvcnity of Centra! Lancashire *


-- Jonathan Higson


BTEC National Diploma for IT Practitioner* (ICT Systems Support


A former pupil of Townetey High School, Jonathan has now progressed to the Foundation Degree in Computing at. Burnley College.


Roslna Khan BTEC National Diploma in Core


A former pupil of Wakhaw High School Rosina has now progressed to the University of Centra] Lancashire to study Education and Psychology.


Kelly McDermott BTEC National Diploma in Core


A former pupil of Towneley High’ School, Kelly is now studying for the BSc (Hons) in Social Work at the University of Central Lancashire.


Warren Whitaker Plumbing Advanced Apprenticeship


Advanced Plumbing Apprentice, Warren won VNforcesterBosch Student of the Year 2007. Former Park High School pupil Wvren, was also presented with an award for Best Overall Student 2006 within the Division of Construction having been selected from over 600 Construction students.


Rebecca O'Sullivan BTEC National Diploma Health


A former pupil of St Hilda's RC . Girls’ High School Rebecca b working for a year


in a social care setting before progressing to university in 2008 to study Midwifery.


S p o r tsw om a n o f th e Y e a r - Z o e P re s to n


SlICNa*»ilDftowi» JJitrts DeakgsMint <®4 fitness tear I


A former ptpl Of Ht&ajJom H$i Scfwk, 2c* has jpined eatffla* grades in an her feat year edits cm the BTEC ( i i t e l


in Sports Devtkpmtsfc. Liam Hope


BTEC Nosooat G tt$ a a frr IT PmaBoness (XT Systems &f$»rt)


A former pupd of Giwthotpe High School, Uam was sucetssM in achieving a


rational Helena Kennedy award tn safport his sturies on the Utivenhy of Central Lancashire's Foundation Degree in Computing at the CoSege.


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, uclan Sportsman of the Year


- Matthew Baron 8TBC National Dpforrwh fbocbof Sturiesltar f


A former pup? of the HoCns Technology College in Accrington, Matthew has gained Distinctions in a l nine of his first year units of the BTEC National Diploma in Foorbal Stnries.


Burnley College Sixth Form Awards for Excellence


OUTSTANDING students at Burnley College


were rewarded for their efforts at a glittering presentation evening recently, held in the grand surroundings of Burnley’s Towneley Hall. . The College’s ‘Awards for Excellence’ event


is the pinnacle of the year for Burnley College Sixth Form students and thirty five of the highest achievers were presented with trophies to recognise their success in front of proud family members. The sparkling glass awards were presented for


high academic achievement as well as personal accomplishment and success" in national competitions. There were also awards for the- Sportsman and Sportswoman of the year. A variety of special guests attended the event


including the Mayor and Mayoress of Burnley, Leader of the Council, Gordon Birtwistle, head teachers and senior staff from partner organisations and members of Burnley Borough Council. Deputy Chairman of the College Governing Board, Ken Collins, hosted the event. Two former students, Charlotte Holden and Farouk Miah presented the awards.


m M l H H Lauren Snaith


BTEC National Diploma in Art 7; and Design


• umversi i^-v.v'Bdrnley College ilxdvFbrm'CcnVeVOrmorodTicrod Road.'BUrhloy BBU'2R^^


A former pupil of Bowland High School, Lauren has now progressed to the Combined \ Honours. ,.:, Degree


Ryan MIrfield v* Uzma Arif


Electrical Installation Advanced-^.: NVQ Level 2 tn Administration Apprenticeship


A former pupil of Mansfield In


Criminology/ Psychology and . English here at Burnley College.


A former pupil ofWest Craven High School Uzma has now High Technology College, Ryan progressed to the OCR level plans to work as an electrician 3 Diploma tn Administration at in Australia In the future.


the College. Chelsea Beards


BTEC First Diploma in Heoft/i and Soda! Care


A former pupil o f Ivy Bank Business and Enterprise College, Chelsea h a s . now . progressed to the BTEC National Diploma in Health and Social Care at the College.


Nazmul Islam ‘ BTEC first Dipfeman


Engineering A former pup3 oflbdmorden


High School Narmul has now progressed to the BTEC National Diploma m Manufacturing Engineering. He intends t o ' study Engineering a t university and is considering a career


tn teaching. Charlotte, a former Walshaw High School


Student, studied A Levels at the. College and progressed to Cambridge University in 2002 to read English, Charlotte j s now beginning a PhD


’ studentship at the University of Northumbria, researching 18th Century literature. ' Farouk, a former Barden High School pupil, also studied A Levels at the College before


• progressing to Cambridge University to study Economics in 2002. Farouk is now employed with an investment bank in London as an Equity Research Analyst. The evening was also a celebration of the


College’s 100% pass rate at A Level and Advanced Vocational Level for the third year running. Principal John Smith congratulated all of the


award winners in his opening speech: “We instituted these awards three years ago


because we are so proud of our young people and what they achieve. We want to say this publicly to each and every one of them.” “The award winners are a wonderful example to other young people including those who will


Sportswoman of the Year, Zoe Preston and Sportsman of the Year, Matthew Baron with their tutors Brad Pates and Karen McLean.


come after them.” “I am immensely proud of the achievements


of all of you this evening and I wish you every success in your future studies and lives.” . The awards evening is an annual event for the


College’s Sixth Form students. For many it was a chance to say goodbye before starting university. More than 250 students from Burnley College are progressing to a university education this year alone.


A former pupil of Mansfield High School, Sara is now reading English Literature at Edinburgh University.


Amy Eamshaw


A Level A former pupil o f St Hildas RC Girls’ High School. Amy has now progressed to the University of York to study Sociology and Philosophy.


Amanda Hampton


A Level A former pupil of VN^hon High SchooLAmanda is takmg


a gap year and plans to travel and work abroad before progressing to university


Natalie Parkinson


A Level A former pup3 o f Park High School Natalie has now progressed to the University of Leeds to study History.


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UzmaRana A Level


A former pupa of YVbishrw High School Uzma has now progressed.to Notrs^om Trent University to study Broadcast Journa&sm.


Paul Johns


ICA tenting Decortix^ - A former piip*1 of West Craven


High Technology College. Paul achieved a dittfoecion for the Intermediate Com auction Award in Painting end Decorating. He hat now progretted to the Advanced Award in Painting and Decorating a t the Code/:.


Miriam Khan


BTEC first Diploma m Pubk Sonias


A former pupil of Mansfield High School, Miriam has now progressed to the - BTEC National Diploma course at the College. Miriam is a Police Cadet and hopes to join the Police Force after completing her studies


Former students Josie Holdsworth and Uzma Rana give a A Level student Amy Eamshaw Receives her award from Advanced Apprentice Warren Whitaker receives his award presentation about life as a student at Burnley College.


former Burnley College A Level student Charlotte Holden. front former Burnley College A Level student Farouk Miah.


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