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Sixth Form / Open Taster Days / Master classes Deadline for Application Provider Evening / Video presentation Please see Register for ‘Subject Sound Bites’ by Fri 6th November 9th December 2020 video online: 2020 http://www.r Master classes: eephamcollege • A Competitive Oxbridge Application: 26th .com/admissio ns-and- September 2020 applications/ (Run by Cambridge University) • Creative Arts: 3rd October 2020 • Significance of Psychology: 10th October 2020 • A Career in Medicine: 14th November 2020 • Techniques of Dissection: 21st November 2020 Check websites for further details and deadlines. Provider Dates and information Access Creative Open Day: We are now taking bookings for our Higher Education Open Day at 5pm on 26/10/20. College Norwich Places can be booked here. City College College (Virtual) Open Evening: Fri 6th November 4pm-7pm & Saturday 2nd November 10.00-1.00pm. (check website for details) A video presentation of the College is available online: https://youtu.be/MF1ek0rLs-w City of Norwich Sixth Form (Virtual) Open Evening: TBA (check website for details) School Dereham Sixth Form Sixth Form Open Evening: TBA (check website for details) College Easton College (Virtual) Open Evening: Fri 23rd October 4pm – 7pm /Sat 24th October 10am – 1pm (check website for details – register online) Jane Austen College Sixth Form Open Evening: Thursday 24th September 5pm – 6.25pm & Monday 28th September 5pm-6.25pm (check website for details – booking essential) Fakenham Sixth Fakenham Sixth Form Open Evening: TBA (check website for details) Form Norwich School See website for further information: The deadline for completed applications for 21/22 entry is 15 November 2020. Notre Dame High Sixth Form Open Evening: TBA (check website for details) School Paston College Presentation Video: https://youtu.be/wPxlkP5wssc Wymondham Open Days have been postponed until further notice – (Check website for details) College University Technical (Check website for details) College Norfolk (UTCN) .

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