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l» BetoBT. OtcRMXoy and psycMosr. Samcra B taldnc; frer k a ra t h sococe forMwd and pccrcued m rianchcncr Un?wni*y to Kudjf fta n ra c y .


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C of E Hg^ School and acMcrat C|cadabNaAte««li


WMe K the CdSor Brm «oa a Seid9< Goranor and a ScudttK AiahmarW. He wg now study


CoonpuBi^ a« BriBol IWwrtkjr. ICendra Hotfidmon


ALevd Kendra Hotflowon came to BtoteyCoBesefromBlBSod TrWty RC Cofcfo and achie«d esrafleot |T»de» h* her A Uw*»


Hfatofy. P*J<ho»o8f and R * i ^ ScuiSes. Kmdra haa secured a pbe* ax d *


l^nostareV Bundey Campta to study Sochi Work after a


gap year. of Central Imran Khan ' • •


ALevd knm lOan csRie to Bunde^ Col^ from RhgeUnp Budnen v d Borprise School frnnn acMeved csaoeicnc fradea in Ms. A Leech M Biolpe^ Cherasoy and pqdetoer and I * sew prepmed e» the Uhfrasity of Cenoil tvasNr* to Body FharsBacy.


Sasha HuB^ AUvel


Sasha F h l^ came to BwrUey Colcge from Shutdrworth


CoBcte. Sasha achieved exccSent r*dea ki her A te v ^ in


ftjfchobgy. Engfah Lai^u^ Md Utentwe and law. She has


now progressed to Manchester IMvcnky to study Psyehekigy.


Rebecca Shaw ALevd


Rebecca Shaw came to Burnley CoBege from Ivy Bank Hfigh SdtooL Rebecca achieved eKccBenc grades b her A Levels in ErgEsh Language and Uterature. ftjfchology and Sociology. She has now progressed to Edjge m UnNcfxky to soidy Primary Educadoa


Joanna Sparks A Level


Joanna Sparks came to Burnley CoUege from North Halbx Hi^ School and achieved exceDent grades b her A Levels b Chemistry. Physics, Biology and Mathematics. Joanna wdi now take up her place at Queen’s CoBege. CMord to read Chemistry.


Klrsty Walton ALevd


Kirsty Wahon came to Burnley CoD^ from Alder Grange Community and Technology School and achieved excellent grades b her A Levris In Chemistry. Law and Psychology. Kirsty has now progreued to Mxndiester University to study Chemistry with fatenc Law.


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A l£vel Advice Event 8 October


6,30pm - 8.30pm


Sixth Form Open Events 15 October


6.30pm - 8.30pm


4 November 6,30pm - 8,30pm


Apprenticeships


Advice Evening 22 October 6.30pm - 8.30pm


Our open events pve you the opportunity to see why Ofsted judged Burnley College as Outstanding in our recent inspection. You will also be able to view our iconic new £81 million College campus which incorporaras a range of state-of-the-art facilities to support the latest developments in teachirtg and learning.


Burnley College, Princess Way. Burnley. BBI2 OAN Tel: 01282 733333. Fax: 01282 733383 Email: studentservices@bumley.ac.uk www.bumleyjic,uk


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JosMaknes Qcne to Bumicy Coiege from Hwneldan ComsMbey CeBege and achieved eseeicBe grades on the Adonced BTEC hfasbmlDipbma b Cowaayside Mw^cmenK. Ja^m has now progressed to Mysfsecs^ Ccfcge to qdertake a fdusdaden Oepee b Ecofagr and Conservaden Macagea ent


Carty Loddan BTEC National Diploma b Art and Design


Carfy Loetdan came ro Bundey Ctikge from Alrev»e School b Sk^Gon and addeved cxcciicnt grwfcs on the Advanced BTEC National Diploma b Art and Dedgn. Oriy has now progressed to Yorkshire Coast Coliege of Further and Hi^ver Education to study Bne Art.


Gareth Longbottom Qectrical bstalboon Advanced Apprenticeshy


Gareth Longboctom came to Bwnley C^Oege from St


Christopher’s C of E School and achieved exoeflent resda on the BectrkaMnsnBation Advanced Apprenticeship. Gareth has now made a partner at CBH


Beorkal Swviccs.


Andrew Marks BTEC National Certificate b Busbess


Andrew Marks came to Burnley


CoBege from St Chrissoffaer's C of E Hi^ School Anefrew took an


active part b Crilege fife becombg a mertber of d * Student CouocR and a Student An^ussador. Antfrew


has now progressed to Hull Universi^ to study Business which bdudes a year taught b AtisoaTa.


Jennifer Browt can* to Bumley CoSege froco FeaFW CocBtawity Cofrege andl took an aco* part in GoBege ife ax a Scudme Asfcessador. Jennifer acMeitd cxeeAcnc resdea in her AS Levefis in &||bh Laegtage acsd Uterasurev Psyetebp. Meda StudMs and Bhi Stadba and haa Pow


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ASlere) A(hm CMcagh OB* to f trobr CoOege from St'Rwodarc's


RC School and achieved dccfiene results b hb AS Lrveh b Chemasoy. Law. Ptqnio and Pbywal Edxaoock. Adam tas new {Kopesaed to the second year c< MsALcvtlscudUs.


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AStevd &e* Hayk came a» Bkeeley Coitge frfsn PeaSe Vde CcBcge and xheved eeoelo* raUti! b her AS Levels b la*, ftyehcfogy. Bgfr* and Cridcal IMelbg and


las eow progremed eo the moond year of hm A Level sodee.


Sabah Nawaz AS Level


Salah hfawaz came to BunCcy CoBege from AMdbS HgS School and adiewd ecefcre reuits A her AS Icwb n En^ah Largu^ and LittnKure.$ooefoQr. Meda SctfSes and Psychology. She las new progressed to ihe sccsod year of her A Level snidcx


Rebecca Ashcroft Health and Social O re Advanced Apprenticeship


Rcbeco Ashcroft came to Bundey College from Wabhaw High School and achieved excellent resukx on the Heahh and Social Care Advanced Apprentkesh^. Rebecca works for Paddodc Lodge Residendil O re Home and plans to complecc the University Certificate b Health at the Univenky of Centrd Lancashire.


Kingsley Ashvrorth BTEC Nbond Dipioira b Spoft and EnrosaSdenoe


Kbgsicy Ashworth a rm to Burnley CoBege from Aider Grange Commurd^ and Technology School Kkgsky phyed for the CoSege FooCbeS Academy team which wtxi the North West Championship b 2006/2009. Kbgsley has now proposed to Liverpool John Moores Uriversiy to study Sport and Exerdse Science.


Emma Cocks BTEC National Diploma b Health and Social Care


Emma Cocks came to Burnley CoRege from Sc HBda’t RC H ^ School and has a keen bteresc b RatSography. Emma achieved cxceBenc grades b the Advanced BTEC National Diploma b Heald) and Social Care and has now progressed to Leeds LWversity to study Rariography.


Burnley College


Sixth Form Awards Excellence


Burnley College’s outstanding sixth form students were recognised at a prestigious event held in the imposing surroundings ofTowneley Hall.


TheCollege’s ‘Awards for Excellence’ were presented for high academic achievement and success in national competitions.


2009 was another exceptional year for Burnley College students with a 99.5% pass rate on A Level courses and a 100% pass rate oh Advanced Vocational courses for the fifth year in a row. Over 350 students from the College have now progressed to university.


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Natasha Broxton BTEC First Diploma b Art and Design Natadia Broxton came to Burnley CoSege from Fearm Commuriqr Colegc and addeved exc^enc


resuks on the BTEC First Dipkxm b Art and Design. She has now progressed to the Advanced BTEC


Nationd DM « ^ ^ Ooddf^ at Burnley CoBege.


Amanda Ferguson BTK: first Ololcma In Sport


Amsinh F«luton <am « 10 Bumte/


Coa«t« from Blossod Trinhy RC Commuoltp CoBr*. md tdiltrod oActllwt rrtulu on th« BTBC first DIplom. In Sport, a n hii non propossej to th# Adrincd BTEC frhtiocnl DIploms In Sports Sdenet . t Bumloir CoSo(a


Adam Heaton BTEC Fim Diploma for IT Praeddooers


Adam Heaton ome to Btmky College from HamekJon Community CoBcgc and acNcved the highest pos^)le result on d * BTEC First Diffaxna for Mormation Technriogy


Practitioners. He has now progressed to the Advanced BTEC Ffational D^itoma b trdormation


Technol^ Practitioners at Burnley CoBege.


The students .and their family members were joined by a host of specially invited guests including the Mayor and Mayoress of Burnley, head teachers of local high schools, county and borough councillors, representatives from the Learning and Skills Council and the University of Central Lancashire, local employers and the College’s governing board.


The evening commenced with a welcome address by Chairman of Governors, Shelagh Derwent, an introduction to the awards by College Principal, John Smith, and an inspirational view of life as a Burnley College student by Smdent Governors, Brent Bannister and Imogen Sutton. Brent achieved four As in his A Levels and has now progressed to Bristol University to read Computer Science. Imogen has just begun the second year of her A Level studies.


The awards were presented by former A Level students Adam Lane and Lindsay


- Hiist. After completing his A Levels at the College, Adam studied Mathematics at the University of Manchester and graduated with a first class honours degree. He then joined PricewaterhouseCooper’s graduate actuarial training scheme and now works in their pensions and investments division. Lindsay smdied Psychology at the University of Central Lancashire and is now studying for a Masters in Forensic Psychology at the University. She hopes to work as a professional psychologist in prisons.


Andrew Haworth, who studies Advanced level Music at the College, entertained the guests with a musical performance.


When congramlating the students on their outstanding achievements, John Smith, Principal of Burnley College, recognised the encouragement of parents and the dedication of College staff.


“The outstanding success of our sixth form students deserves special recognition and that is what this event is about. I am immensely proud of our awards winners who have achieved something special but I am equally proud of the many young people who have worked hard and achieved their goals with us this year.”


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Jonathan Taylor


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Bieen Grattan came to Burnley CoBege from Bbssed Trinity


RC Community Colleg*. Bmn VAX one of a selecc number of


students from aero» Lancaxhlre to be awarded a Dacfal Thwaltet


aStJohnCadatandawardjdlor jomalmwnt and hard work o « r a numbw ol years. Jonadian hna now


premsiad «i ihe aWMrd year ^t^l^MMnmd BTEC Nado^ Diploma In Hraldi and Sodd Cara.


Scholanh^i to Oafas where she partkdpated b community work and lived with a local ftrrilya EBeen has now pr^ressed to the second year of die Advanced BTEC National Diploma b Kaaldt and SocidCare.


BTEC First Diploma in Sport snidenl Amanda Ferguson receives her Award for Excellence from former Burnley College A Level snident Lindsay Hirst.


Student Governor, Brent Bannister with his f ^ l y . Brent presented an inspirational view of life as a Burnley College smdcnl to guests at the event alongside fellow Governor Imogen Suuon.


Former Burnley College students Adam Lane and Lindsay Hirst presented the awards and spoke lo the guests about how Burnley College had shaped their careers.


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