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Year Book 2017/18 YEAR BOOK 2017/18 Part of Barnsley College Welcome to our Year Book principal’s which gives us an opportunity to review a highly successful welcome academic year for the College. Over the year both the College and our students received a number of accolades. Apprentice Jamie-Leigh Mitchell won the Apprentice of the Year Award at the North Midlands and South Yorkshire Apprenticeship Awards Ceremony and the College was placed second in the country in NICDEX, the annual league table of colleges published by FE Week. These accolades underline that the College is a fantastic place for our students to take the necessary steps towards their dream career. Transforming students’ lives is key to everything our staff do and they are fully committed to ensuring students have a good time, achieve their aims and go on to employment or Higher Education. Our students have recorded many superb sporting achievements and have taken advantage of great opportunities and experiences outside College such as debating and visits to parliament. The College continues to play a pivotal role within the local community as reflected in our involvement in events including the Tour de Yorkshire and the Mayors’ Parade. I hope you enjoy reading about the many highlights of the academic year in the following pages. Chris Webb Principal and Chief Executive 2 2 01226 216 123 | [email protected] | www.barnsley.ac.uk our senior leadership team Chris Webb Principal and Chief Executive Yiannis Koursis Laila Lawton Liz Leek Deputy Principal Vice Principal Vice Principal Development Finance Curriculum Phil Briscoe Vince Dalton Tony Johnson Vice Principal Vice Principal Vice Principal Quality and Student Experience Funding, Data and Compliance Corporate Services 01226 216 123 | [email protected] | www.barnsley.ac.uk Year Book 2017/18 3 Stephen Hawcroft (left) and Kara Nichols. Societies Award, Student of the Year, Student Voice An evening of Representative Award, Tutorial Award and the Principal’s Award. celebration for On the night the Principal’s Award was presented to two outstanding students selected from those who won an award during the evening and this year’s award winners were Kara exceptional students Nichols and Stephen Hawcroft. Guests enjoyed live music from the Sixth Form College Musical Theatre Society and The Yella Lines, a band made Students from across the College and the Sixth Form College up of five students from the Music, Media and Performance were acknowledged for their outstanding achievements at department. the annual Student Awards. Principal Chris Webb said: “The awards evening was a fantastic The awards ceremony saw 11 awards presented, including the way to celebrate the amazing achievements of our students Achievement Award, Apprentice of the Year, Equality and over the past year. This has been a truly exceptional year for the Diversity Award, Outstanding Feedback from an Employer College and the Sixth Form College and the awards evening is a Award, Overcoming Adversity Award, Progression Award, culmination of everything that has been achieved.” 4 01226 216 123 | [email protected] | www.barnsley.ac.uk Andrew Denniff (left), Chief Executive at Barnsley and Rotherham Chamber of Commerce, and Yiannis Koursis, College Deputy Principal. From left to right: Sally Steadman, Lindsay Garfitt-Brown, Liz Smith, Sue Tazzyman of the College’s Marketing, Communications and PR College becomes department and Dr Lynne Sedgmore CBE, keynote speaker. a Patron of the Two of the directors of Genius College website Division, James Sheriff and Chamber of Commerce Richard Keys, are former College commended in students. The College became the newest Patron of Barnsley Principal Chris Webb said: “When and Rotherham Chamber of Commerce. national awards redesigning our website we wanted to provide the best online The College works with the Chamber to support the experience for our students, development of its students to help meet the needs staff and stakeholders. Working of local businesses and to address the skills agenda The College received recognition with Genius Division enabled us to for the South Yorkshire region. for its redesigned website at start from scratch and showcase The College Marketing Network’s the fantastic things happening This new partnership will help to ensure students FE First Awards 2017. in College on a dynamic, mobile are leaving College equipped with the skills that responsive website.” employers are looking for and provide the local The College was highly economy with talented individuals who are ready commended in the Website Rachel Smith, Chief Executive of to enter the world of work. Development category at the the College Marketing Network, awards ceremony which was held added: “The Highly Commended Deputy Principal Yiannis Koursis said: during the College Marketing Award was given to an “We collaboratively work alongside businesses based Network’s 30th Annual organisation that set measurable throughout South Yorkshire and becoming a patron Conference and recognised targets directly related to online of the Chamber reflects our commitment to forging and celebrated the best in enquiries and applications and stronger links with the local business community. college marketing. talked directly to their target audience. “As a Patron we hope to be able to work more closely The College’s new website was with local businesses, enabling us to help overcome launched in 2016, developed by “Once the site was live, they skills barriers within the local economy, whilst College staff and Genius Division, continued to gather feedback and helping to equip the next generation with the a Barnsley-based branding and to make improvements – and they vital skills and knowledge to succeed in their digital agency. exceeded their initial targets.” future careers.” 01226 216 123 | [email protected] | www.barnsley.ac.uk Year Book 2017/18 5 Celebrating years of 85 education University Campus at the event. Guests were entertained by the Made to Measure Barnsley celebrated Music band who played songs from the building’s history. Event attendee Peter Davis said: “I really enjoyed myself and the staff were really friendly. My favourite part of the visit was 85 years of education learning about how the building has changed predominantly from offering mining qualifications to a range of university courses.” University Campus Barnsley (UCB) celebrated 85 years of education in the town with a host of activities, events, Lorraine Copley, Dean of UCB, added: “It was nice to see tasters and performances at the iconic building, formerly members of the public joining us in celebrating 85 years of known as Barnsley Mining and Technical College. Barnsley education in Barnsley. I would like to thank the National Union College took over the building in 1963 before UCB became of Miners, Old Barnsley and Experience Barnsley for their part of the University of Huddersfield. Barnsley College contribution to the exhibition. then took back ownership in 2013. “It’s great to see the progression UCB has made from offering Members of the public had the opportunity to tour the building, mainly mining and secretarial courses to now offering a wide learn about its history and find out about current student life range of full and part-time HNC/Ds and degrees.” 6 01226 216 123 | [email protected] | www.barnsley.ac.uk Aneta was recently crowned the Student Aneta College’s Access to HE – Business Student of the Year for her dedication to learning, hard work and receives determination to succeed. Originally from Poland, Aneta returned commendations to education to study an Access to HE Business course, GCSE English and maths at the College in September 2016. Access to HE Business student Aneta She received a Distinction grade for the Worku received two awards in Access to HE Business course, a grade 5 recognition of her dedication to GCSE English qualification and a grade A learning. GCSE maths qualification. Aneta received a Commitment to Aneta said: “I’m so proud to receive both Learning certificate of achievement in awards as they recognise my efforts. the Festival of Learning Awards 2017. Studying three qualifications whilst The awards inspire and support people working was tough, but my dedication from all backgrounds and celebrate the was rewarded when I received my benefits of lifelong learning. In addition, results.” Historic village Visitors raise student awareness becomes students’ muse of transgender visibility College students collaborated with Elsecar Heritage Childcare and Education students increased their Action Zone to encapsulate the village’s architecture, knowledge of the transgender community by hearing industry and local people in art. the accounts of two guest speakers. Art and Design students worked alongside Elsecar Ashleigh Lee and Jess Ryan, both of Halifax, visited the Heritage Centre to produce artwork that depicts the history College to share their experiences of undergoing gender of the village. Their work was in response to the Heritage reassignment. Action Zone (HAZ), a three-year partnership project between The pair explained the journey that they have undertaken and Barnsley Museums and Historic England to breathe life back answered questions from the students about their lives and into areas that are rich in uncelebrated heritage. the issues they have faced. The students have been working on different art forms, Student Tegan Francis said: “The visit allowed me to learn which can be seen by the variety of sculptures, paintings exactly what being transgender means. Ashleigh and Jess and drawings they have created to display. After an initial told us about the gender reassignment process and the visit to the Heritage Centre to collect information, the impact on them. We also heard about how people react students got to work creating pieces to depict the village differently to transgender people, the things people say and people of Elsecar through the years. to them and the effect this has.” 01226 216 123 | [email protected] | www.barnsley.ac.uk Year Book 2017/18 7 From left: Molly Porter, Chloe Cook and Kiera Brammah.
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