The Review issue 7 by Hull College Group

TheReview Issue 7 â&#x20AC;˘ Autumn Term 2015

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Summer of Success for Hull College Group A message from Hull College Group Chief Executive Gary Warke As we enter a new academic year, we have an opportunity to reflect on some fantastic successes across the Hull College Group over the summer.

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One of our biggest announcements was that of Siemens awarding a key contract, worth around £1million, to Hull College Group to develop a ‘best in class’ facility to train workers for the company’s new wind turbine blade factory in Hull. We have placed special focus on our students’ achievements, from our 14-16 GCSE success stories to our annual FE Awards and the start of our HE graduation ceremonies which take place across the region and recognise the achievements of all students who achieve a Higher Education qualification with us. There have been a number of key appointments made over the summer; Caron Wright joined Goole College as the new Principal following Lynne Richardson’s retirement, Andrew McCarroll joined the Group as the new Director of Quality & Standards, having gained a wealth of experience in teaching and management positions in colleges in North Wales and Liverpool, and most recently, we have welcomed Alastair Thomson as the Founding Principal for University Campus Scarborough. The Group frequently seeks to improve its educational facilities and provision within the region; we highlight a new £6 million pound redevelopment for Harrogate College which has been secured, which will expand the College’s offer in those subjects supporting the visitor economy, heritage crafts, cultural and business economies, making Harrogate College a centre of excellence for the region. We will also be investing at Goole College in a new welding workshop and a new CITB Internet Test Centre. HCUK Training, our commercial arm, is developing a unique qualification and training pathway for local and regional businesses and their employees to develop key logistics and supply chain skills. Sporting partnerships are continually being forged with the Group; in the last edition of The Review, we covered the exciting news that Harrogate College had started working with Harrogate Town Football Club to offer every student at the College the opportunity to benefit from the Club’s sports training and expertise. In this edition, we cover the news of Hull College launching a brand new elite boxing academy in partnership with the Luke Campbell Foundation and the work done between students and tutors at Hull College and Hull FC players to record a new charity single. We continue to showcase a number of positive and successful highlights across the Group and we look forward to continuing to do so throughout the 2015/16 academic year.

n September 2015, Hull College celebrated receiving a key training contract with Siemens to develop a facility to train workers for the company’s new wind turbine blade factory in Hull. The contract, worth around £1m, will see the conversion of an existing college facility to deliver training to the blade factory workforce over the next two years and support the company’s ongoing training needs as it establishes a new industry for the UK in the city. As part of the deal, Hull College Group will invest £400,000 to upgrade and re-equip a Construction Skills Centre - to be renamed the Hull College Group Composites Training Centre. The facility will become one of just two in the UK which specialises in manufacturing skills using composite materials – the other being the National Composites Centre in Bristol. Siemens’ blades are a composite of balsa wood, glass fibre and resin. Siemens selected Hull College Group from four local

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training providers following a thorough bidding process. This involved the training providers visiting Siemens’ blade factory in Aalborg, Denmark, and Aalborg Technical College, which has a longestablished training relationship with Siemens. Under the deal, a successful training programme from the Aalborg College will be replicated in Hull, with the Hull centre becoming a sister training facility to the Danish operation. All 800 operational staff hired to work in the blade factory will undergo five weeks of training at the Hull College facility, with the first recruits trained from March 2016. Hull College Group Chief Executive Gary Warke said: “We are delighted to be chosen by Siemens to be their

preferred partner to deliver a highlyskilled workforce to meet their training requirements for the significant investment in the renewables sector in our local economy. “Investing with Hull College Group, enabling the development of an industryleading facility and committing to put 800 people through training here is a massive demonstration of Siemens’ commitment to the city and local community.” Siemens’ UK Head of Skills Martin Hottass said: “Hull College Group’s bid was the strongest overall in terms of quality of provision, as well as having the most suitable facility for delivery of the training. They put together a very convincing bid and were able to demonstrate they have

the quality of staff and infrastructure to deliver the training we require.” Siemens’ Hull Project Director Finbarr Dowling said: “Wherever Siemens operates we seek to contribute to building a skills infrastructure to support the successful and sustainable development of our business and the wider economy. “Our relationship with Hull College Group is a perfect example of this. By awarding this training contract we are enabling the development of skills that would not otherwise exist locally. As well as supporting our training needs, it will deliver significant value to the local economy and community.”

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End of year success for 14-16 students This summer saw the College’s first cohort of 14-16 students celebrate their GCSE results. Here are some of our students’ successes.

Ellen

Jordan

Ellen has worked remarkably hard in preparation for her exams and has done herself proud, rising 3 levels of progress to achieve Cs in English, Science and Film Studies, as well as a Distinction in IT Skills and a Pass in Business. She gained a Pass in Engineering and has been accepted onto the apprenticeship programme with HCUK Training and is currently looking for a placement so she can get started on her dream Engineering career.

Jordan didn’t expect to do so well in his exams so was understandably thrilled when he saw his C grade in Maths, his Pass in Construction and his Distinction* in IT. His grades and his hands-on practical skills gave him what he needed to be accepted onto a Fabrication & Welding apprenticeship.

“Not in a million years did I expect a C in Science! I’m stunned and shocked by my results and I can’t believe how well I’ve done. I really changed when I came to the 14-16 College, I really knuckled down and worked hard. I’m so pleased!”

“I am really pleased about my grades – the hard work I put in really paid off and my results were better than expected. I’ve got the results I needed to for my next steps and I’m currently on an apprenticeship trial at MH Industrial. I wouldn’t have got these grades in school, I’m so glad I moved to the 14-16 College.”

Lydia & Jack Lydia and Jack both achieved 3 Cs in English Literature, English Language & Science and D in Maths and were thrilled with their grades, allowing them to study Applied Science and A Levels in Sociology, Psychology and Biology. Lydia applied to the 14-16 College after a recommendation from Jack and enrolled with us after a period of home schooling and says “I was really worried I wasn’t going to pass but I got a C in English Language AND Literature! I’m also really pleased we’ve both done well in our vocational courses. One of the best things I have ever done is come to the 1416 College full time!” Jack joined the College as a shy, quiet student and the last 2 years have seen him overcome some significant personal issues to become a confident and hard-working young man with great prospects. Jack says “I’m really proud of my overall results, if I hadn’t moved to the College there is no way I would have achieved this. I wouldn’t have been successful if I had stayed at school.”

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Mario

Luke has achieved an impressive array of results, allowing him to progress on to his first choice. Bs & Cs across Maths, English & Science, as well as Passes in his vocational areas of Art & Hospitality and a Distinction* in IT Skills have meant Luke can now study A Levels in Business, Maths, English Language and IT. Big congratulations to Luke!

Star student, Mario, achieved great things with the 14-16 College, including Bs in English Language & Literature and a ‘magnifique’ grade A in French! An active performer, Mario joined us originally to study his passion, Performing Arts, where he achieved a Distinction* at Level 2 and started his own theatre production company. Since then he has passed Art and gained a Distinction* in his ECDL IT Application Skills. Congratulations to Mario for gaining a place on the Level 3 Business Diploma at Hull College!

“I’m most proud of my Maths grade B as when I first joined I was working at D/C level. I can finally feel the weight lifted off my shoulders knowing that I’ve passed and that I’ve achieved more than enough to progress in September.”

“I am particularly proud of my A in French and really happy that I’ve got the grades to progress onto a high level course. I’m looking forward to starting my Business course in September.”

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Hull College helps foreign student achieve success Adriana Szczypkowska was looking for a college which would help her get into university. She chose Hull College to study Sociology, Psychology and English Language at A-Level as well as the ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) course.

She chose these subjects to help her communicate better with people and to help her dream of studying public relations at university and working with the media.

Bachelors in Public Relations at Sheffield Hallam University where she will continue to work hard to secure her dream of attaining a highflying PR career.

Adriana worked incredibly hard and achieved grades of B,C,C and is now studying a

“I am so thrilled with my results and cannot wait to start university. I couldn’t

have achieved them without the help of the College who provided me with fantastic support when I was new to the country. “Thanks to my tutors, I can celebrate my grades today!”

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Further Education Awards 2015

Schools and departments across the Group held their annual celebration events at the end of the academic year. In Hull, each of the College schools hosted individual celebration events, students were nominated by their tutors to receive certificates and awards recognising a variety of accomplishments, ranging from excellent attendance and punctuality, outstanding effort, commitment to learning, peer support in class and progress. Certificates were presented by members of the College’s Strategic Leadership Team. In addition, Hull, Goole and Harrogate Colleges hosted their annual Further Education Awards ceremonies. External venues including Hull City Hall, Harrogate Royal Hall and Goole Junction provided a venue to celebrate student success with tutors, family and friends and special guests. The ceremonies included performances by the Colleges’ very own performing arts students and a number of specially engraved glass awards.

Winners included: • Harrogate College Student of the Year, Business and Professional Studies – Amanda Dundure • Harrogate College Student of the Year, Cultural, Contemporary and Heritage Studies – Jordan Deighton • Goole College 14-16 Award sponsored by the Goole Times – Kat Fletcher • Goole College Innovation Category, sponsored by Croda – Ellis Revill • Hull College Gold Standard Award – Jay Brooke • Hull College Employer of the Year – Rollits’ Education Team • Harrogate College Employer of the Year – Majestic Hotel

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Principal Awards Each month, schools across Hull, Goole and Harrogate College are asked to submit nominations for students who are currently on Gold Standard for attendance and punctuality. In addition to meeting these standards they also need to show that they are doing something that makes them stand out – something exceptional alongside their studies, such as volunteering or caring for a relative. A panel meets and chooses one winner from Goole and Harrogate College, and two from Hull College, to receive a certificate and a £10 gift voucher. September’s winners were: Hull College

Olivia Noble

Zoe Horvath

Goole College

Joshua Blanchard Harrogate College

Katie Thew

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Multi-million pound redevelopment for Harrogate College A multi-million pound deal to fund the redevelopment of Harrogate College by 2016 has been secured. As part of the funding, secured by the York, North Yorkshire and East Riding Local Enterprise Partnership in July, the college will receive £8m for a part new build and part refurbishment. Harrogate College will earmark the £6m funding for safeguarding the future of vocational education; focusing on a curriculum that meets the local priorities identified by local market intelligence and the Local Enterprise Partnership. Principal of Harrogate College, Debra Forsythe-Conroy said: “The funding has ushered in the start of a new era for the college, one that aspires to match the stature of Harrogate town. “The investment supports our commitment to securing increased employment opportunities for North Yorkshire particularly Harrogate and district by raising skills and employability levels enhancing our ability to develop curriculum which meets the local priorities.

Harrogate College will become a centre of excellence for the region in further and higher education building on the Groups’ track record as an outstanding education provider.” In a bid to ensure growth in the region, the campus will focus on new skills training in areas such as the visitor economy, health and social care and business services. The project will also extend the College’s existing higher education offer in response to a desire to secure increased employment opportunities. Hall Construction Group has been announced as the main contractor for the project. Founded in Hull in 1887, the family owned multi-skilled construction company has a wealth of experience in new builds, refurbishments, extensions and alterations of further and higher education buildings.

“We will expand our offer in those subjects supporting the visitor economy, heritage crafts, cultural and business economies and

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Hats off to Harrogate College Degree Students

Degree students from Harrogate College shined in the annual graduation ceremony on 12 October.

“On behalf of the staff, we would like to wish this year’s graduates every success for the future.”

The ceremony, which took place at the Harrogate Royal Hall, marked the culmination of years of hard work and dedication to studies, rounding off a rewarding student experience with the College.

Alastair Thomson, Group Director for Higher Education, added: “Harrogate College, which is part of Hull College Group, has a wealth of experience and already delivers one of the largest portfolios of Higher Education within Further Education nationally.

Debra Forsythe-Conroy, Harrogate College Principal, said: “We were delighted to celebrate our students’ achievements at the graduation ceremony earlier this month, and Harrogate Royal Hall provided a truly remarkable setting in which to do so. “It was wonderful to be able to share the time with friends, families and tutors who have supported our graduates throughout their degree courses.

“Our degree ceremonies, which are being held across the region, provide us with the chance to reflect this and are always a very proud occasion for us, representing the outstanding efforts of all our students.” This year’s graduates were joined by key note speaker Wallace Sampson, Chief Executive: Harrogate Borough Council and VIP guests which included the Bishop of Knaresborough, Reverend James Bell and the Mayor of Ripon, Councillor Pauline McHardy.

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New Principal for University Campus Scarborough In September 2015, Mr Alastair Thomson began his appointment as the founding Principal of University Campus Scarborough, which was launched in March 2015. Mr Thomson joins University Campus Scarborough from Teesside University where he worked at a senior level both as Dean of the Business School and Director of Corporate Engagement. Hull College Group Chief Executive, Gary Warke MBE said “I’m delighted that Alastair has joined the strategic leadership team of the Hull College Group as our founding Principal for University Campus Scarborough.

“The Filey Road Campus has had a connection with education for over 100 years and we look forward to a long term commitment to leading Scarborough’s higher education, building upon the solid foundation put in place by the University of Hull.” Speaking about his appointment Mr Thomson said “I am excited by my new role as the founding Principal of University Campus Scarborough. Scarborough is a town with exciting prospects for development and it is important it has a vibrant university offer. I look forward to becoming a resident in the local community and forging strong partnerships across the town.” University Campus Scarborough

will further extend Hull College Group’s position as a significant provider of regional and national Higher Education. Hull

College Group will be taking over the Scarborough campus in full from September 2017.

Goole College welcomes new Principal On 1 August, Caron Wright joined Goole College as the new Principal following Lynne Richardson’s retirement. Ms Wright has significant strategic curriculum leadership experience in both Further and Higher education and has been with the Hull College Group for over thirty years. In the last ten years she has occupied various leadership roles within teaching and learning, most

recently as Assistant Principal for Higher Education. Speaking about her appointment, Ms Wright said: “I’m really looking forward to this great opportunity to be part of Goole College. I’ll be working closely with both the staff and students, and also the wider community of Goole and surrounding areas, building strong relationships with local employers, schools and organisations to ensure

we all work together to succeed and really make a difference.”

New Group Director of Quality & Standards In August 2015, Mr Andrew McCarroll joined Hull College as the new Group Director of Quality & Standards. Prior to joining the Group, Mr McCarroll held teaching and management positions in colleges in North Wales and Liverpool. Andy has substantial experience in Education and has led staff development and quality functions. Mr McCarroll moved into Education after leading

and managing in both the public and private sectors for over 20 years. In this role, Mr McCarroll will lead on the provision of strategic leadership for all aspects of quality assurance at Hull College. This will include quality improvement and compliance across the Group; its Further Education, Higher Education and workbased learning to ensure the Group achieves outstanding

outcomes for all its learners. Speaking about his appointment Mr McCarroll said: “I am excited about leading a centralised quality function at this time of significant change for the sector. I look forward to working with all stakeholders to improve the learner experience at Hull College Group”.

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Hull College students tell Minister of optimism for the future during Siemens visit Hull College students have told the Energy Minister of their optimism for the future as the huge Siemens investment opens up new jobs and opportunities. At the start of October, a group of Level 3 Engineering students met Andrea Leadsom, Minister of State at the Department of Energy & Climate Change, at a Hull College facility which will be used to train all 800 operational staff employed within Siemens’ new wind turbine blade factory. Students Thomas Brodie, 17, Lee Budgen, 20, Matthew James, 19, James Nell, 18, Joshua Owens, 17, and

Andrew Williams, 22, told the Minister they were excited by the opportunities opening up with Siemens and other investors in the energy sector. Hull College Principal Graham Towse said: “We have a wellestablished track record of training young people and more mature workers with the skills to support a diverse spectrum of industries. The dedicated Composites Training Centre for Siemens is the latest example of our development of high-quality, bespoke training facilities and provision. “We were delighted to have the opportunity to introduce the Minister to that facility,

in advance of her visit to the Siemens site at Alexandra Dock, and pleased that she could spend time meeting some of our engineering students and hearing how positive they feel about the opportunities opening up for them and others.” Chris Elliott, Curriculum Leader for Engineering Technologies at Hull College, who hosted the visit to the training facility, said: “The students were excellent ambassadors for Hull College. They came over as very confident, sincere and interested in what the Minister told them about careers within the energy sector and keen to be part of the opportunity that Siemens offers.

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Our students recognise that Siemens coming to the city is a great opportunity for young people to develop a career with one of the biggest and most respected companies in the world and one that will help to shape the future of the region’s economy and the UK’s future energy requirements.” The Minister, whose specific responsibilities include new energy infrastructure, energy security and the electricity and gas markets, was in the Humber region to find out how the Energy Estuary is powering the UK’s renewables revolution.

HCUK Training to launch Logistics Gateway to tackle skills shortage HCUK Training is developing a unique qualification and training pathway for local and regional businesses and their employees to develop key logistics and supply chain skills which will add measurable business value and enhance individual career development. It is estimated that in the period 2012-2020, there will be 87,000 vacancies in the UK Transport and Storage sector that will remain unfilled due to potential applicants not possessing the required soft skills. This will cost the sector £633 million (at 2011 prices) in lost economic output. HCUK Training’s Logistics Gateway, to launch in the New Year, aims to address this

problem by adding value to business operations through the development of core skills in the workforce.

companies, in logistics and supply chain activities to gain competitive advantage by investing in their staff.”

Emma Yorke, Managing Director of HCUK Training said: “The Logistics Gateway will offer more than just great courses – it will provide professional development and bespoke and standalone training to support individual business needs.

HCUK Training has already made real impacts on operational efficiency. In 2013, a group of middle management students made operational savings of £172,000 in an Express Logistics organisation.

“The extent of investment around the Humber means there is a thirst for fresh talent and new energy to make those investments a success.

By 2020, the figure for lost economic output in England due to soft skill shortages is estimated at £6,477m, with the

figure for Yorkshire and Humber estimated at £458m. The Logistics Gateway will also offer ‘soft skills’ training in communication, performance management, interpersonal skills, decision-making and initiative-taking. For more information please call 0300 330 20 10 or email logisticsgateway@hcuktraining. co.uk

“There are some great opportunities both for individuals to build and progress their careers, but also for @hcuk_training

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Harrogate Principal’s new monthly column with The Harrogate Advertiser In June 2015, Harrogate College Principal Debra Forsythe-Conroy was approached by the Harrogate Advertiser and asked whether she would like to become a resident columnist in the paper, due to her expertise in the skills needed for the sustainability of our local economy. Debra was quick to use this opportunity to celebrate the success that Harrogate College continues to have in training its local community with the skills essential for it to compete in a global market place. Close to Debra’s heart is encouraging a parity of esteem between vocational / technical and academic routes, which has been made a focus throughout her five months residency at the Harrogate Advertiser. Harrogate College enjoy this partnership with the Harrogate Advertiser and look forward to many more columns from Debra.

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Goole College’s young writers win national competition In May, Goole College 14-16 students had the opportunity to enter Grim Tales Mini Saga – a creative national writing competition for 11- 18 year olds ran by Young Writers UK. The competition was open to schools and colleges across the country, receiving thousands of stories from all over the UK. Goole College gained 12 successful entries from their students, with the work due to be published in an anthology which will be sent to The British Library and libraries across the UK and Republic of Ireland. One of the winners, Beth Brown, said: ‘I was pleased and surprised to get the news,’ referring to hearing of her win, while tutor Sue Webb said: ‘I am delighted that the creative writing talents of our young writers have been acknowledged’. The lucky winners were:

Beth Brown Megan Foster Shannon Harvey Carla Flintoff Jasmine Blanchard Rio Martin

Georgia Howden Bradley Almond Liam Gardner Lucy Symonds Brittany Raspin Briony Cooledge

New investment in Goole’s welding workshop Earlier this year, the state-of-the-art welding workshops at Goole College underwent an additional upgrade to further reinforce their position as one of the best in the area. In such a rapidly evolving industry, the importance of maintaining current industrial standards is vital to ensuring our students have the use of the sorts of facilities they will expect to see in the workplace. Complete with 20 separate bays containing MIG, TIG and MMA welding equipment, as well as an ‘at the source’ ventilation system, the workshops now ensure students are learning the skills they need to succeed in the industry. The workshops can also accommodate any fabrication and welding tasks to suit customer requirements. The staff team are also continually updating their knowledge and practical skills in all aspects of welding and inspection to the current British and ASME standards, and all our tutors have been graded as outstanding in teaching, learning and assessment.

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CITB Internet Test Centre opens in Goole

HCUK Training at Goole College has just opened their Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) Internet Test Centre, offering the Health, Safety & Environment Test and relevant Construction Skills Certificate Scheme (CSCS) cards for the Construction Industry.

individual’s training and qualifications required to carry out a job.

A CSCS card is required by people working in the Construction Industry as it provides proof of an

For more information or to book a H&S Test please contact cscs@hcuktraining. co.uk or call 01405 762420

@hcuk_training

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The College is also running related courses such as a 1 day Health and Safety Awareness Course and a 5 Day Health and Safety in a Construction Environment Course.

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Hull College Launches new partnership with the Luke Campbell Foundation Hull College has officially launched a brand new elite boxing academy in partnership with the Luke Campbell Foundation. From September 2015, students will have the opportunity to specialise in Boxing as part of a Level 2 Sports Studies programme with the College. Based within the Learning Zone at KC Stadium, students will spend two half-days per week with the Luke Campbell Foundation, receiving elite coaching and benefitting from the wealth of expertise within the Foundation. By working together, Luke’s Foundation and the College will help develop the wider technical, employability and citizenship skills of young

people through the academy. Luke said: “Inspiring and motivating young people is really important to me. I want to pass on my experiences to youngsters and help grow the next generation of talent in the city. I still have goals that I want to achieve and I’m working hard to reach them – I think it’s vital that young people develop their ambition to achieve and build their confidence in the process”. Hull College Principal Graham Towse said: “This is a fantastic opportunity, not only for the College to work with Luke, but for young people to learn from the passion that Luke brings

through his Foundation. It really is a once in a lifetime chance and I’m looking forward to seeing the next generation of Hull born and bred talent emerging as a

result of this unique and innovative programme”.

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HULL FC players record new charity single with Hull College In July, Hull FC players, past and present, and Hull College joined forces to record a brand new charity rendition of their club anthem ‘Old Faithful’ as part of Hull & Proud week and the Club’s 150th anniversary celebrations. All proceeds from the new version of the famous song went to the Hull & Proud Fund, which includes the Steve Prescott Foundation, Life for a Kid, The Disabilities Trust and Hull FC Community Foundation. The Black and Whites joined forces with the students and tutors at Hull College, with the first-team squad recording the vocals in their state-of-the art studios in Hull City Centre and the final track published by

their student led record label, ALT Records. A video was also made during recording which included cameo appearances from club legends Johnny Whiteley, Keith Boxall and Chris Davidson, as well as mascots ‘Airlie Bird’ and ‘Girlie Bird’. The new version of the song has been made to celebrate the club’s 150th anniversary in 2015 and has been launched as one of a number of initiatives during an exciting Hull & Proud Week. Fans can watch the music video on the club’s online TV channel at www.hullfclive.tv and click the ‘contribute now’ button at the end of the video to make a donation.

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World Skills IT Competition World Skills IT Competition World Skills IT Competition Youth Enterprise Youth Enterprise Youth Enterprise Youth Enterprise Youth Enterprise Youth Enterprise Youth Enterprise Matchfit Y&H Matchfit Y&H Matchfit Y&H Joinery Matchfit Y&H Painting & Decorating Matchfit Y&H Guild of Bricklayers Guild of Bricklayers Guild of Bricklayers Skill Build Y&H Skill Build Y&H Skill Build Y&H Skill Build Y&H Skill Build National Skill Build National Hull Young Artist of the Year Competition Clothes Show Competition Clothes Show Competition Clothes Show Competition Clothes Show Competition Clothes Show Competition Institute of Motor Industry Skill Auto Competition World Skills Regional Finals World Skills Regional Finals Nestle Toque Dor Nestle Toque Dor Nestle Toque Dor Hotelympia International Culinaire Hotelympia International Culinaire Hotelympia International Culinaire Potatao Council Competition Potatao Council Competition Potatao Council Competition Match Fit Match Fit Match Fit Lord Mayors Centenary Bake Off Lord Mayors Centenary Bake Off Lord Mayors Centenary Bake Off Hotelympia International Culinaire Hotelympia International Culinaire Wessex Salon Culinaire Wessex Salon Culinaire Wessex Salon Culinaire Wessex Salon Culinaire Wessex Salon Culinaire Wessex Salon Culinaire Wessex Salon Culinaire Wessex Salon Culinaire Wessex Salon Culinaire Wessex Salon Culinaire Matchfit

Michael Lee Brad Park Mateusz Siminski James Cartlidge Zac Cheesman Steve Foyston Dave Rawson Raivis Sadinovs Sam Shyngle Sajid Thomsen Josh Hunter Aaron Gritchen-Nelson Mathew Robson Ben Woodhead Liam Taylor Josh Hunter Aaron Gritchen-Nelson Mathew Robson Aaron Gritchen-Nelson Josh Hunter Mathew Robson Liam Taylor Tom Dixon Johnathan Buttery Alex Hunt Sylwia Kusiak Nadia Norton Abby Alliss Amber Brett Atkinson Adyia Graham Elizabeth Hodgson Steven Lodge Lorna Thompson Chloe Withers Ashley Mills Dominic Weatherill Lee Nunke Steven Lodge Lorna Thompson Frazer Coulby Chloe Gray Abbie Southby Amanda Cartledge Amy Cryon Leanne Riches Ashia Sorefleet Tigist Woku Tamara Yorke Steven Lodge Lee Nunke Steven Lodge Lorna Thompson Matthew Dominey Nick Young Peter Brown Nathan Kambamba Clare Lister Dominic Weatherill James Braithwaite Ashley Mills Rebecca Hutson

Regional finalist Regional finalist Regional finalist Regional winner Regional winner Regional winner Regional winner Regional winner Regional winner Regional winner 3rd place 2nd place 1st place 2nd place Finalist 2nd place 3rd place 3rd place 3rd place 2nd place 3rd place 2nd place Winner Finalist Highly commended Result pending Result pending Result pending Result pending Result pending 5th place Silver medal Silver medal Regional finalist Regional finalist Regional finalist Gold Gold Gold 1st place 2nd place 3rd place 1st place 3rd place 2nd place 2nd place 2nd place 2nd place Bronze Bronze Gold Gold

AoC Yorkshire & Humberside regional final AoC Yorkshire & Humberside regional final

Chris Lythe Chris Lythe & Angus Pitchford

Runner-up: Men’s singles Winners: Men’s Doubles

1st place

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Goole College Boothferry Road, Goole DN14 6SR. T: (01405) 762420

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University Campus Scarborough Filey Road, Scarborough N. Yorks YO11 3AZ T: (01482) 598744

HCUK Training The Hooper Building, Guildhall Road, Hull HU1 1HJ T: 03003 302010

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