Student life at its best!

From exploring new horizons to discovering hidden talents, this year has been jam-packed with unforgettable experiences. Here’s what our students have been up to…

Who needs the red carpet when you can roll out the lanes at Hollywood Bowl?

The Arcade Club Bury, four floors of arcade machines, pinball, games and consoles. Let’s play!

World Maths Day kept students busy with competitions and activities, but how many sweets does it take to solve the ultimate equation: satisfying their sugary cravings?

Students visit Museum.

Tattooist Dan, from Vida Loca, told us all about his ink-redible career journey!

Score goals, not hate: a GLOW football tournament for Football vs. Homophobia.

Former student Kerry, of Doll House Co, gave a beauty masterclass: expertise shared, benefits delivered!

Forensics students took a cue from their favourite TV crime shows, turning into CSI investigators to solve a gruesome campus murder!

Guests at the Mayor of Bolton’s Charity Ball got a tasty treat as catering students inspired a winning dessert for 200 guests.

Students scored big with a to the National Football Museum.

Our future hair stylists benefited from a cutting-edge experience during a masterclass.Wella

Travel & Tourism students raised nearly £200 for Boot

Out Breast Cancer – thanks for making a difference!

Principal Bill and student

Shania had a royal appointment at the town hall, greeting King Charles and Camilla on their visit to Bolton.

What We Expect of You

Positive Behaviour Policy

Positive Behaviour Agreement sets out what the College will give the students and what the College staff expect from the students in return.

Our Positive Behaviour Agreements are documents which are signed by students in class at the beginning of their studies. They support students to become successful in their studies and help prepare them for the work environment.

We will:

• Treat you fairly and with respect and courtesy.

• Do all we can to prepare you for your next steps to employment or further learning.

• Have high expectations for what you can achieve.

• Understand your learning needs and make sure you have the support you need to reach your goals.

• Make sure your learning is engaging and enjoyable.

• Make sure you stay on track to achieve your goals.

• Help you improve your English and maths.

• Ensure your safety and security.

• Listen to your views on how we can improve further.

• Provide opportunities to enjoy activities outside class time.

We expect you to:

• Make the most of the opportunities provided for you by the College.

• Work hard to achieve your goals and fulfil your potential.

• Come prepared for learning.

• Attend all your classes on time.

• Wear your Security ID Pass at all times on College sites.

• Abide by class rules regarding the use of mobile devices.

• Show respect to others at all times.

• Use respectful language with others in our College community.

• Respect the College environment and help us to keep it clean and safe.

• Adhere to the College’s No Smoking Policy.

• Comply with the College’s zero tolerance approach to drugs and alcohol.

Education and Workplace Standards:

In the classroom and on your work experience or industrial placement, we have some standards which will help you get the most from your studies with us.

√ Attend all your classes.

√ Be prepared.

√ Come on time.

√ Bring pens and the right equipment to class.

√ Switch off your mobiles or have them on silent.

√ Dress appropriately.

Behaviour for the workplace

√ Come with a positive attitude.

√ Work flexibly.

√ Pay attention.

√ Meet your deadlines.

√ Work with classroom colleagues as a team.

√ Take pride in your work.

Improving your skills

√ Learn from your feedback.

√ Ask for help when you need it/offer help when you can.

√ Reflect on what you can do to improve your skills.

√ Always do the best you can.

√ And please be ready to tell us about your next steps after the course has finished!

Little bookworms from the College’s Early Years & Pre-School Centre had a blast celebrating World Book Day!

On a mission to make Turkey & Syria

Sports students connected with children from local primary schools for Connecting Classrooms.

Sharples School pupils’ taste buds were dancing during a cookery masterclass and three-course meal at the College’s restaurant, Signature.

A trip to RRG Group’s Lexus Bolton Centre, where motor vehicle students met a high-flying Bolton College apprentice before taking a look at the cutting-edge technology synonymous with the Lexus brand.

Here’s a collection of students, a difference: collecting for the Syria Earthquake Appeal. of recent photos and videos, showcasing our wonderful students, staff and events in College.

Cupcakes and a rallying cry for parity on International Women’s Day.

100% attendance, 100% success! Recognition for students who rocked Term 1 with perfect attendance.

Follow us on Instagram @boltoncollege for a glimpse into the diverse and engaging content that we share regularly.

From exciting events to student life and beyond, our feed captures the essence of college life. Who knows, you may even spot someone you know!

Rising High – 1st Place for Sustainable Airline Concept

Travel & Tourism students Phoebe, Charley, Ruby, and Irmante won 1st place in the Travel & Tourism category at Trafford College's #GMCGSkills Competition.

The team designed a sustainable airline, Blue Sky Express, from scratch, including everything from the name and uniform to the meals on board. Their airline even had a sustainability focus with their slogan 'Blue Skies, Green Flights.'

Congratulations to these talented students for their wonderful achievement!