Parents and Carers

Please visit our How to Apply page to find out more on the application process.

Please read the start of term information for first year students joining in September 2024 and the student handbook 2024-25 below:

Start of year information for first year students 2024
Parent / Carer Welcome 2024
Student Handbook 2024-25
Multi-factor Authentication

The College Portal allows parents / carers to report an absence for the young person in their care as well as view their attendance, timetable, apply for bursaries and alike.

Please read the Parent / Carer Guide to the College Portal  

The College Online Shop can be used to purchase bus passes, parking permits, the non-returnable enrolment fee, trips, art supplies and general college items.

college online shop
College online shop instructions
College online shop / bus portal FAQs

To find out more about buses, bursaries, parking permits and instructions on how to use our online shop, visit our transport page, email transport@callywith.ac.uk, bursary@callywith.ac.uk or call 01208 224000.

Go Cornwall bus app instructions

For the latest list of term dates click here. 

We recognise that being a parent or carer can be hard work at times and if your young person is experiencing difficult or challenging circumstances aside from their studies, it can be even harder.

Keeping informed with some of the issues young people experience can be difficult as this is an ever-changing picture, but we have included some useful links, articles and advice to get you started here.

Section 175 of the Education Act 2002 gives maintained schools and colleges a statutory duty to promote and safeguard the welfare of children, and to have due regard to the DCFS policy ‘Safeguarding Children and Safer Recruitment in Education’ and the Children Act 1989 and 2004 Guidance.

Please see our safeguarding page for more information.

The 'Callywith 100' has been introduced to help guide students towards success during their time with us. The Callywith 100 is a mindset and approach to education which identifies the need to always give 100% effort to attendance, engagement in lessons, completion of homework, independent study, revision, behaviour, learning and learning habits.

Callywith 100 Student Guide

Exam timetables and key information for exams can be found by following the links below:

Key information for exams
JCQ - Information for candidates - Written Examinations

Read our answers to your FAQs.

To report an absence, or to speak to our Student Services, Admissions, Marketing, Academic Services or Senior Management teams or for general enquiries, please visit our Get in Touch page.