17-year-old Supermoto and road racer Scarlett Robinson is to feature in Netflix documentary, Queens of Speed. A camera crew recently visited the Level 3 Sport student on campus to film a segment on her experience at Bury College.
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Last Wednesday, Gary Neville joined Bury College students for a virtual Q&A, answering all their questions about his football career, his current projects, and UA92, the new University Academy he has co-founded.
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The athletes of the future are achieving success both in the sporting arena and in the classroom as they prepare for their careers to take off.
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From an England Netballer to a British Champion Kickboxer, the Bury College Sports department is celebrating the exceptional achievements of their sporting superstars.
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Bury College Sports students have been preparing themselves for career progression by taking part in mock interview sessions.
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A famous Manchester City commentator, podcaster and author visited Bury College Sports students to provide them with a unique insight into the industry.
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Bury College Public Services students raised an incredible amount for the 2022 Poppy Appeal that is organised by the Royal British Legion.
Syrona Buchanan-Jones is a former A-level student with a great story to tell and she has gone on to achieve amazing things since leaving the College in 2012.
A former Bury College Access to Higher Education student recently returned to the College to deliver an inspirational talk to our current learners.
A Bury College Business Administration apprentice has started an exciting role within the Business Operations Team at Ziax, a game and events studio based in Radcliffe.
Kelly Doran has overcome many difficulties to thrive in education and earn a place on the BSc Adult Nursing at the University of Salford.
Our 2022 graduation ceremony was a great chance to celebrate all our wonderful students, some of whom have progressed from Level 1 and Level 2 courses through to University, where they eventually graduated.
