Bury College officially launches Hair and Beauty Centre with Plaque Unveiling event
The plaque was unveiled by Chris Trees, Chair of Governors at Bury College.
Staff and students at Bury College are celebrating after once again being recognised as a Good college following a recent Ofsted inspection.
The Ofsted report highlights the positive practices which are taking place across the College and recognises that ‘learners behave very well in college and at work’ and are commended that ‘Bury College has a supportive and inclusive environment.’
Comments from the report include:
The report confirms the good quality of teaching, learning and assessment and praises leaders for establishing appropriate links with a range of stakeholders enabling them to ‘effectively use information about local and regional skills needs and plan courses to meet these needs’.
Charlie Deane, Bury College Principal and Chief Executive is delighted: “This is wonderful news for Bury, Bury College and the communities we serve. The report reflects the hard work of our staff, students, governors, parents and partners and supports the Bury College vision of excellent outcomes and positive futures for all.”
Becky Tootell, Bury College Deputy Principal – Curriculum and Quality added, “I am delighted for our staff, students and governors. Their commitment and hard work have rightly been recognised by Ofsted as delivering high quality education and training. It is great to see that the behaviour of our students has been praised in the report. Student behaviour and mutual respect amongst students is something that we strive for every single day.”
The plaque was unveiled by Chris Trees, Chair of Governors at Bury College.
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