Term Dates

The College opening and closing dates for academic year 2019/20 are listed below:

6^th January 2020	College reopens after Christmas
15^th January 2020	College closed pm (staff development)
17^th February 2020	College closed – Spring half term
24^th February 2020	College reopens

27^th February 2020	Full college closedown: GCSE mock exams
6^thApril 2020	College closed – Easter

20^th April 2020	College reopens

8^th May 2020	College closed – May day bank holiday (VE Day)
18^th May 2020	College closed morning – GCSE exam

25^th May 2020	College closed – Summer half term
1st June 2020	College reopens
2nd June 2020	College closed morning – GCSE exam
4^th June 2020	College closed morning – GCSE exam

5^th June 2020	College closed morning – GCSE exam
8^th June 2020	College closed morning – GCSE exam
26^th June 2020	Classes finish

7th September 2020	Start of term for all FE learners
14th September 2020	Start of term for all HE and 19+ learners
23rd October 2020	College closed – Staff training
26th October 2020	College closed – October half term

2nd November 2020	College reopens
21st December 2020	College closed – Christmas holidays

4th January 2021	College reopens
12th February 2021	College closed to FE learners
15th February 2021	College closed – February half term
22nd February 2021	College reopens

4th March 2021	Full college closedown – GCSE mock exams
2nd April 2021	College closed – Easter

^14th April 2021	College reopens
3rd May 2021	College closed – May day bank holiday
25th May 2021	College closed morning– GCSE exam
31st May 2021	College closed – Summer half term

7th June 2021	College reopens
7th June 2021	College closed morning – GCSE exam
8th June 2021	College closed morning – GCSE exam
10th June 2021	College closed morning – GCSE exam

15^th June 2021	College closed morning – GCSE exam
2nd July 2021	Classes finish

of students go on to employment or further study

We are rated Good for FE and Outstanding in our Apprenticeships.
Staff are highly qualified and experienced, and use their skills well to motivate their learners and apprentices.
“Learners gain confidence and improve the social interaction and communication skills that will support them well in their future lives.”
“Teachers ensure that learners make good progress in developing their vocational skills and gain good levels of knowledge and understanding in practical subjects.”