DESTINATIONS REPORT Hollins Leavers 2020 TABLES in a Year of Great Upheaval, We Are Immensely Proud of Our Leavers

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DESTINATIONS REPORT Hollins Leavers 2020 TABLES In a year of great upheaval, we are immensely proud of our leavers. Name Number of Students Thanks to the support and hard work of the staff at The Hollins, most students had already secured a place on their preferred Sixth Form or Burnley College 54 College place, or Apprenticeship, by the abrupt end of the school year on Blackburn College 23 23 March 2020. Bacup & Rawtenstall Grammar 13 Accrington and Rossendale 11 Tables of outcomes are listed to the left show: St Christophers 10 The “actual” destinations of leavers. Please note that the category Accrington Academy 9 ‘Other’ refers to institutions where only one student enrolled – Other 9 these include Hopwood Hall in Rochdale, Runshaw College, the Nelson & Colne College 6 Evolve Military Academy in Burnley, the ELM Hair/Beauty Clitheroe Grammar 5 Academy, St Mary’s College, Oldham College, and the Armed Accrington Stanley Community Forces. Trust 3 The type of course or programme students enrolled on. Training 2000 3 The academic level of course students enrolled on. Manchester College 2 o Please note that most Level 1 learners enrolled on this Myerscough College 2 level of qualification as the subject is practical and basic Unknown 1 industry skills are learnt before progressing to Level 2. o Apprenticeships for School Leavers start at Level 2. Type of Course Number of Students Vocational 77 As a school, The Hollins is completely committed to offering all students impartial careers advice and guidance, and continues to build good links A-Levels 59 with providers of Further Education and employers in the local area. If Apprenticeship 12 you have any queries regarding the information in this report, or if you Armed Forces 2 want to know more about careers support offered in school, please Other 1 contact our Careers Coordinator, Mr. Ainsworth, at [email protected]. Level of Course Number of Students 1 14 2 40 The Hollins Careers Department, October 2020 3 95 N/A 1 Not Known 1 Training 2000 Accrington Stanley Community Manchester College 2% Trust 1% 2% STUDENT DESTINATIONS 2020 Myerscough College Clitheroe Grammar 1% Unknown 3% 1% Nelson & Colne College 4% Other Burnley College 6% 36% Accrington Academy 6% St Christophers 7% Accrington and Rossendale 7% Blackburn College Bacup & Rawtenstall Grammar 15% 9% TYPE OF DESTINATION 2020 VOCATIONAL A-LEVELS APPRENTICESHIP ARMED FORCES OTHER ACADEMIC LEVEL OF PROGRAMME Level 1 vocational courses teach basic skills necessary for a particular role or industry. Level 2 courses include Apprenticeships. Level 3 programmes include A-Levels and vocational courses such as Diplomas and Extended Diplomas. LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 N/A NOT KNOWN.

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