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Callywith College welcomes over 1250 new and returning students for the College’s fifth year.

At the end of another challenging year that ended with no external exams due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Callywith College’s A Level and Extended Diploma students are celebrating achieving another set of exceptional results and earning outstanding progression opportunities.

The exceptional achievements of BTEC Level 3 IT Diploma student Tristan Young and BTEC Level 3 Travel and Tourism Diploma student Deanna Nicholas, were celebrated this week with prestigious Silver and Bronze BTEC Learner of the Year 2021 awards.

Sport student Leon has completed a 1,000-plus mile cycle from John O'Groats to Lands End to raise money for his fellow student and close friend’s brother, Chae, who has an incurable brain tumour.

It’s been a fantastic year for our Esports Academy with our Rocket League and Overwatch Esports Teams both doing brilliantly in this year’s British Esports Association (BEA) championships and one of the academy’s students even winning a BEA logo design competition!

'Your Future Week' is our annual event dedicated entirely to first year students’ progression route, their amazing future career and the exciting adult life that lies ahead of them. The week is aimed at raising students' aspirations, empowering them and helping them make rational and informed decisions about their future. This year, students took part in various activities to help them gain life skills and prepare for qualifications post-college and future careers. Here are just some of the things they got up to!

The Callywith Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Committee recently held a successful Poetry Slam contest based on the theme of ‘Slamming the Taboos’.

Student leavers said their final farewells to fellow classmates and teachers as they celebrated completing a challenging but enjoyable two years at the College.

Over the past few months, A Level History students Georgia, Gemma, Kayleigh and Izzy have been involved in the Holocaust Educational Trust (UK)'s ‘Lessons from Auschwitz’ project which aims to increase knowledge and understanding of the Holocaust for young people and its relevance today.