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Sixth Form and College Open Evenings – Derby City and Local Areas 2018 – 2019 Careers & Enterprise Dept Sixth Form and College Open Evenings – Derby City and Local Areas 2018 – 2019 Institution Address/Phone Date/time number The Bemrose School Uttoxeter New Road Monday 15th October 2018 Derby DE22 3HU 16:00-18:30 www.bemrose.derby.sch.uk 01332 366711 College Way Saturday 13th October 2018 10:00-14:00 Bilborough College th www.bilborough.ac.uk Nottingham NG8 4DQ Wednesday 14 November 2018 16:00- 0115 8515000 19:00 th Saturday 16 March 2019 10:00-13:00 Burton and South Derbyshire College Lichfield Street Check website regularly, no confirmed www.burton-college.ac.uk Burton upon Trent dates usually October Staffordshire DE14 3RL 01283 494400 Chellaston Academy Swarkeston Road Thursday 18th October 2018 2018 18:00- www.chellaston.derby.sch.uk Chellaston 19:30 Derby DE73 5UB 01332 702502 Infirmary Road Thursday 29th November 2018 16:30-19:30 Chesterfield College th www.chesterfield.ac.uk Chesterfield Wednesday 30 January 2019 16:30 – Derbyshire S41 7NG 19:30 th 01246 500500 Tuesday 19 March 2019 16:30-19:30 th Derby Moor Community Sports College Moorway Lane Thursday 8 November 2018 Times TBC www.derbymoor.derby.sch.uk Littleover Derby DE23 2FS 01332 772706 th The Ecclesbourne School Wirksworth Road Wednesday 17 October 2018 19:00 www.ecclesbourne.derbyshire.sch.uk Duffield Derbyshire DE56 4GS 01332 840645 Derby Manufacturing UTC Pride Park Every Tuesday 16:00 & 16:45 [email protected] 01332 334 822 Derby College 0800 028 0289 (all sites) www.derby-college.ac.uk/enquiries Each site has the following subject areas in attendance on the night: Joseph Wright Centre Joseph Wright Centre th AS/A2, Computer Games Development, ICT (level 3), Media, Performing Arts, Cathedral Road Thursday 15 November 2018 17:30-20:00 Drama, Music Derby DE1 3PA The Roundhouse Access, Apprenticeships, Art & Design, Business, Care & Early Years, Catering & Hospi- The Roundhouse th tality, Engineering, Electrical Installation, Hairdressing, Holistic & Beauty Therapy, ICT, Roundhouse Road Thursday 8 November 2018 17:30-19:30 Learners with Learning Difficulties and/or Disability, Plumbing & Gas Training, Prince’s Pride Park Trust, Professional Construction Studies, Public Services, Retail, Skills for Life, STEPS, Derby DE24 8JE Teacher Training The Johnson Building Motor Vehicle Studies, Sport, Sport Apprenticeships, Brickwork, Care & Early Years, The Johnson Building GCSEs, Hairdressing, Holistic & Beauty Therapy, Learners with Learning Difficulties and/ Locomotive Way th or Disability, Painting & Decorating, Public Services, STEPS, Wood Occupations, Art & Pride Park Thursday 8 November 2018 17:30-19:30 Design, Business, Computer Games Development, ICT Derby DE24 8PU th Ilkeston College Ilkeston Thursday 29 November 2018 17:30-19:30 Broomfield Hall Broomfield Hall All land based industry courses including: Morley Agriculture, Animal Care, Conservation, Horse Studies, Horticulture, Floristry & Organic Ilkeston Derby DE7 6DN Productions. Wednesday 21st November 2018 17:30- 19:30 Careers & Enterprise Dept Sixth Form and College Open Evenings – Derby City and Local Areas 2018 – 2019 Institution Address/Phone Date/time number JCB Academy Mill Street Sat 6th October www.jcbacademy.com Rocester Book Online Staffordshire ST14 5JX http://jcbacademy.com/2018-open-day/ 01889 506100 Places need to be booked John Port School Main Street Wednesday 10th October 5.30pm -7.30pm www.johnport.derbyshire.sch.uk Etwall Derbyshire DE65 6LU 01283 734111 Landau Forte College Fox Street Wed 10th October 6PM www.landau-forte.org.uk Derby DE1 2LF Thursday 11th October 5 PM 01332 204040 Both evenings start with a presentation in the hall. Applicants need to book a place at the event Students MUST book a place by telephone Lees Brook Skills Academy Morley Road Tuesday 13th November 3.30-6.30 www.leesbrook.co.uk Chaddesden Derby DE21 4QX 01332 676479 Littleover Community School Sixth Form Pastures Hill Tuesday 23rd October 5.45pm -7.30pm www.littleover.derby.sch.uk Littleover Derby DE23 4BZ 01332 513219 Merrill Academy Brackens Lane No Date Set www.merrill.derby.sch.uk Alvaston Derby DE23 0AN 01332 576777 Noel Baker Academy Bracknell Drive Tuesday 11th December , early evening, (check www.noel-baker.derby.sch.uk Alvaston website for timings nearer the time) Derby DE24 0BR 01332 572026 Rolls Royce Engineering Learning and Development Centre Apprenticeships Gate 5a www.rolls-royce.com/ Wilmore Road apprenticeopenevening Derby DE24 9BD Invitation only event – applicants need to register through the above link Saint Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy Duffield Road Thursday 25th October 5pm-8pm www.saintben.derby.sch.uk Darley Abbey Derby DE22 1JD 01332 557032 Allestree Woodlands School Blenheim Drive Wednesday 9th October 6pm -8pm www.woodlands.derby.sch.uk Allestree Derby DE22 2LW 01332 551921 For more information go to: https://www.derbyshire.gov.uk/education/continued_learning_experience/derbyshire_skills/default.asp .
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