Walking for Papyrus
Huge congratulations to Protective Services students who raised more than £1,500 for Papyrus. They completed a 12-mile sponsored walk from college to Lymm, round the dam and back. Money will go to the charity that is dedicated to the prevention of suicide and the promotion of positive mental health and emotional wellbeing in young people.
Talk focuses on Health careers
Guest speakers from Halton Hospital gave Health students a talk about their role as scrub (Theatre) Nurses within the Orthopedic Surgery Team (Karen Smith and Emma Blackoll). They discussed their role within theatre and the importance of a team-based approach during surgery. Students were shown pieces of equipment used by surgeons/ anaesthetists and discussed pathways into the… Continue Reading Talk focuses on Health careers
Dance school offer for Ava
A PRIESTLEY student has been selected ahead of hundreds of others for one of the UK’s most prestigious dance conservatoires. Ava Moseley, who studied Dance A-Level and BTEC at Priestley, will join some of the world’s finest young dancers at London Contemporary Dance School in September. “My approach to everything is that if I work… Continue Reading Dance school offer for Ava
Football Academy achieve goals
SPORT Priestley enjoyed a dominant season in football with both its first and second teams winning their North West leagues. The firsts started and finished the season strong with wins against Rochdale and Cheadle Hulme to secure the first division of the North West Colleges’ League. “The team included a lot of our first years,… Continue Reading Football Academy achieve goals
Gold medals for chemists
PRIESTLEY’S Chemistry students pitted their minds against peers across the country in a national olympiad. Rachel Da Luz Vieira and William Evans both struck gold, collecting the highest prize in the Royal Society of Chemistry Olympiad meaning they were in the top 8% of the 14,915 students who took part. “I was surprised to finish… Continue Reading Gold medals for chemists
King’s honour for Isabelle
A FORMER Priestley College student has been rewarded by the King for her entrepreneurial endeavours. Isabelle Pennington-Edmead, who studied Textiles and Fine Art at Priestley, was honoured at The King’s Foundation’s inaugural awards after starting her own fashion label. She was presented with the Young Entrepreneur Award by actress Sienna Miller at a ceremony held… Continue Reading King’s honour for Isabelle
Snowdon fundraiser
Congratulations to a group of our Public Services students who recently scaled Mount Snowdon and raised more than £400 for charity. During the ascent, they demonstrated great endurance and teamwork having diligently prepared for the challenge with practice hikes and training sessions alongside tutor Chris Johnson. Upon reaching the peak, the students were rewarded with… Continue Reading Snowdon fundraiser
Visit to Hydra Suite
Six Public services students recently visited Chester University’s Hydra Suite for an amazing opportunity to use their new state-of-the-art technology. The Hydra Suite, renowned for its immersive simulation technology, provided the perfect setting for the students to improve their coordination and problem-solving whilst getting a glimpse of their futures working in the public service sector.… Continue Reading Visit to Hydra Suite
Fantastic four’s skill behind lens
YOUNG photographers who focussed their talent on people and places they hold dear to them have been recognised in a national competition. The four, who are all students at Priestley College, impressed in the London Metropolitan University FE Photography Competition: ‘Your People Your Places Your Things’. First Year Della Moulton, who is studying Photography, Music… Continue Reading Fantastic four’s skill behind lens
Politics students question Peer
OUR Politics students took part in Learn With The Lords and a discussion with Baroness Harris of Richmond. Baroness Harris spoke to the cohort via video link and gave incredible insight into the world of politics and the House of Lords. Students delivered great feedback to Baroness Harris, including Amelia who said: “I found it… Continue Reading Politics students question Peer
Ola’s offers to study Medicine
A PRIESTLEY College student has received offers to study Medicine from four universities – the maximum number it is possible to achieve. Ola Grabarczyk, who studies A-Level Chemistry, Biology and Geography, received offers from Liverpool, Manchester, Sheffield and Leeds. “You are only allowed to apply to four different unis to study Medicine because it is… Continue Reading Ola’s offers to study Medicine
Media students embark on an exciting New York studio tour
IT is home to some of the most recognisable locations in TV and film. No wonder, then, that a recent trip to New York was such a hit with Priestley College’s Media students who gained an insight into the industry that is their passion. For Chris Bellard one of the highlights was visiting the Museum… Continue Reading Media students embark on an exciting New York studio tour
College commitment to inclusivity
PRIESTLEY College has been rewarded for its commitment to inclusivity and its dedication to improving the lives of its students. It received the Rainbow Flag Award – a national badge of honour for organisations that work hard to ensure a place feels safe and inclusive. Pastoral Head Jenny George said: “We have skilled teachers, supportive… Continue Reading College commitment to inclusivity
Dan’s mission leads to Westminster
A POLITICS student took his calls for a national register of bereaved children to the Government this week – with the help of MP Andy Carter. Dan Walsh sadly lost his father when he was just 12-years-old and found it difficult to access the support he needed to cope during that period of his life.… Continue Reading Dan’s mission leads to Westminster
Gigcraft to launch at music festival
Accent Music Education Hub has teamed up with Priestley College to develop ‘Gigcraft’; a series of resources, workshops and events to promote careers in the Music Industry. Young musicians will learn how to stage their own concerts exploring all of the essential job roles and responsibilities along the way. Gigcraft is open to young musicians… Continue Reading Gigcraft to launch at music festival
Jake’s experience to remember
A PRIESTLEY College student has spent the day working with one of the UK’s leading computer game design companies gaining valuable work experience. Jake Massey, who studies T-Level Digital Production, Design & Development, helped the lead and senior programmers at 10:10 Games to capture performance data from a game that is currently in development. “I… Continue Reading Jake’s experience to remember
Honours for Sport Priestley cohort
A YOUNG rugby player who made headlines after his debut for Warrington Wolves has been crowned Priestley’s Sports Person of the Year. Arron Lindop – who impressed the rugby world with his performance for Wolves against Catalans Dragons – won the honour at Sport Priestley’s annual awards. Unfortunately, the 18-year-old, who is studying BTEC Sport… Continue Reading Honours for Sport Priestley cohort
Designs on a new life
A GRAPHIC designer returned to Priestley College to offer words of advice to the current cohort. Tetiana Tsveklinska, who had to move to the UK because of the war in Ukraine, went on to work as a junior graphic designer straight after college and now plans to go to university. She returned to her old… Continue Reading Designs on a new life
Advice from Oxford University Alumni
Alumni offer words of inspiration to Oxbridge hopefuls TWO Priestley alumni have sent inspiring messages to those in the current cohort who are aiming to study at the UK’s most competitive universities. Amber Ford and Cameron Matthews, both now studying at the University of Oxford, wanted the current crop of A-Level students to know that… Continue Reading Advice from Oxford University Alumni
The Mayor of Warrington meets with Priestley’s College Council
We would like to thank The Mayor of Warrington, Steve Wright, for visiting Priestley College on 28th May to speak with our students about democracy. We would like to thank him too for allowing students to ask questions about the Warrington Council, its priorities and what his personal ambitions are while mayor. We felt it… Continue Reading The Mayor of Warrington meets with Priestley’s College Council
Alumna Paige Fenlon steals show in Pretty Woman Musical
Paige steals show in ‘Pretty Woman’ IT is one of the most iconic female roles in all of screen and stage. So, following in the high heeled boots of Julia Roberts in the movie, former Priestley College student Paige Fenlon has starred as Vivian at the Palace Theatre in Manchester. Speaking after her debut in… Continue Reading Alumna Paige Fenlon steals show in Pretty Woman Musical
Students’ Broadway experience
STUDENTS from Priestley College answered the call of Broadway when they jetted to New York for an inspiring college trip. They took in two Broadway shows, engaged in stage workshops and met stars Boy George and Darren Criss. Musical Theatre student Annabelle Whitter said “The shows we watched on Broadway were amazing. One of the… Continue Reading Students’ Broadway experience
Celebrating British Science Week
Huge thank you to Doctor Tim Gabriel who visited Priestley College to help us celebrate British Science Week. Tim is a Senior Lecturer in Chemical Sciences at Manchester Metropolitan University, whose research interests include electrochemistry, nanostructure fabrication and electrode materials. He has also contributed to the advancement of knowledge and practice in his field, publishing… Continue Reading Celebrating British Science Week
From Priestley to Oxford
https://youtu.be/eYz_YYIIqf0 SUCCESS breeds success, or so the saying goes. It’s certainly true at Priestley College where each year former students who have gone on to study at Oxford or Cambridge share their inspiring stories of how they secured their university places. This year Amber Ford and Cameron Matthews did exactly that, recording a video message… Continue Reading From Priestley to Oxford
Escape to Alcatraz
Students headed to San Francisco and visited Alcatraz – a prison that once held infamous criminals such as Al Capone, Robert Franklin Stroud (the ‘Birdman of Alcatraz’) and George ‘Machine Gun’ Kelly. “Alcatraz was a great experience,” said Ashleigh Jones, a former pupil at The Heath. “I found all the stories interesting and being there… Continue Reading Escape to Alcatraz
Science Olympiad Success
On 7 February, 14 A2 Biology students sat papers for the British Biology Olympiad. Thousands of students participate nationally and Priestley students achieved one Gold, x4 Silver and x1 Bronze medals alongside other certificates. To achieve a medal and especially a Gold is very impressive. As a Gold Medal winner, Gustaw Radzikowski will take part… Continue Reading Science Olympiad Success
Alumni inspire next generation
STUDENTS returned to Priestley College to inform the next generation about the benefits of apprenticeships. Priestley welcomed back alumni to share their experiences with its current cohort during National Apprenticeship Week. Amy Heald, who organised Priestley’s schedule for the week, said the alumni had been influential. “Hearing from successful alumni about their… Continue Reading Alumni inspire next generation
Students explore volcanoes of Sicily
PRIESTLEY students have enjoyed a once-in-a-lifetime experience exploring volcanoes. The 38 learners, who all study Geography, Geology or Environmental Science, spent seven days in Sicily, which included visits to Mounts Etna and Stromboli. “My favourite day was when we climbed Stromboli,” said Hannah Garbutt, a Geography student who previously attended Culcheth High. “It took us… Continue Reading Students explore volcanoes of Sicily
Aspiring pilot flying high after challenge win
A STUDENT has won a national challenge by building an app that will make life easier for RAF pilots. Freddie Robinson was encouraged to enter the competition by a tutor at Priestley College where he studies Computer Science. The former Birchwood Community High pupil received £1,000 for winning, but admits he is more excited about… Continue Reading Aspiring pilot flying high after challenge win
Free Direct Bus Services for September 2024
Priestley is delighted to announce that its direct bus services will be free again in the academic year starting in September 2024. This is our way of helping families still dealing with the challenging economic times as we believe a young person’s education should not be restricted by cost. You can view our current nine… Continue Reading Free Direct Bus Services for September 2024
Music Careers Day
EXPERTS from the world of Music visited Priestley College to educate and inspire a new generation of talent. Priestley hosted the event, which was organised by Liverpool Sound City and saw college students joined by around 100 pupils from local schools. “Seeing the career paths of those behind the scenes in the music industry was… Continue Reading Music Careers Day
Alumna donates book to college library
A FORMER Priestley student has returned to college to donate her newly-published book to the college library. Ember Birchall, who studied English and Media at Priestley, has published ‘Raised by Mountains’ – an exploration of the concept of psychogeography and nostalgia – and it is now available on Amazon. “My book allowed me to do… Continue Reading Alumna donates book to college library
Priestley College secures Matrix award
Priestley College has once again been accredited to the matrix Standard, demonstrating the high quality advice and guidance it offers its students. The matrix Standard is the international quality standard for organisations that deliver information, advice and/or guidance (IAG), either as their sole purpose or as part of their service offering. Roger Chapman, Head of… Continue Reading Priestley College secures Matrix award
National honour for STEM teacher
A TEACHER who has dedicated her life to igniting a passion for Chemistry in young people has been honoured for her achievements. Wendy Winnard, who has taught A-Level Chemistry at Priestley College for 13 years, received the Excellence in Secondary and Further Education Prize from The Royal Society of Chemistry. “I am fortunate enough to… Continue Reading National honour for STEM teacher
Nuffield Placement offers STEM experience
A STUDENT from Priestley College spent two weeks conducting scientific research with professionals in a laboratory. Maeve Lacey, who studies A-Level Biology, Chemistry and Maths, took part in a prestigious Nuffield Placement at Manchester University. “It was an amazing experience,” she said. “To see how professionals work in that kind of environment will be so… Continue Reading Nuffield Placement offers STEM experience
Rugby Academy tour Australia
Priestley students who are part of the Warrington Wolves Academy have just returned from the trip of a lifetime in Australia. Frank Sergent, a former pupil at Culcheth High School, was among those who took part in the rugby tour, which saw them compete against some of the best young players in the country. “You… Continue Reading Rugby Academy tour Australia
STEM student strikes gold
A STUDENT whose goal is to study Medicine scored gold in a science challenge set by one of the world’s leading universities. Sadie Johnstone, who studies A-Levels in Biology, Chemistry, and Maths at Priestley College, was one of the best performers in the Cambridge Chemistry Challenge. “It was a complete shock to me as I… Continue Reading STEM student strikes gold
A time to remember
On Friday the Priestley community joined together for a Remembrance Service led by our Public Services students. The Last Post was heard and a minute’s silence observed. Priestley also welcome our neighbours to the service. We would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who took part and made this such a moving… Continue Reading A time to remember
Regional win for footballers
Priestley College men’s footballers were crowned regional seven-a-side champions yesterday. They finished the event unbeaten with wins over St John Rigby, Blackburn and Hopwood colleges. Priestley’s women also impressed in the competition and did not lose a match either. However, they were eliminated in the group stage by points per game ration… by 0.25 points.… Continue Reading Regional win for footballers
Green Careers Week
From 6th November – 11th November we will be celebrating Green Careers Week. Green careers are any jobs that help preserve or restore our environment and planet. You can find a green career role in any industry!Green Skills are all the abilities, attitudes, knowledge, and technical skills you can build and use in your role… Continue Reading Green Careers Week
Formula for success
CHEMISTRY students from Priestley College have gained an insight into life at a leading Chemical company. Elena Mechlenburgh, Isabelle Rimmer, Hannah Wright, Antony Woods and James Thwaite completed the summer school programme at Solvay Interox. Former Grange Academy pupil James, who also studies A-Levels in History and Maths at Priestley, wanted to take part in… Continue Reading Formula for success
Advice for apprentices
Priestley alumnus Raph Tabbiner has offered some words of advice for students applying for apprenticeships. Raph, who studied A-Level Electronics, PE and OCR Level 3 Engineering, is currently undertaking a Level 5 Electrical Design Higher Apprenticeship with Cavendish Nuclear. “My main piece of advice for students looking to get an apprenticeship would be to apply… Continue Reading Advice for apprentices
James’ first class result
Priestley alumnus James Griffith recently graduated from University of Manchester with a First in Business & Management with German. James, who studied German, History, EPQ and BTEC Music at Priestley, worked as a Music tutor immediately after leaving Priestley before going back into education to study for his degree. The former Cardinal Newman Catholic High pupil said:… Continue Reading James’ first class result
Solvay Science and Maths conference
Today we take a look back at the huge success of the Solvay Science and Maths Conference which took place at the end of the last academic year. Priestley has enjoyed nine successful years of partnership with Solvay – a global leader in the chemical industry – in organising this event. A record number of… Continue Reading Solvay Science and Maths conference
Students’ charity effort
Congratulations to all those students involved in organising the cake sale that raised £100 today for Macmillan Cancer Support. They planned and ran the cake stall, collected donations and promoted the event. It helped develop teamwork, communication and planning skills while raising money for a good cause, and encouraging students to get to know each… Continue Reading Students’ charity effort
Photographer success
Priestley alumna Sophie Hughen returned to college to inspire the next generation of A-Level Photography students. Now based in Cornwall, Sophie recently graduated from Falmouth University with a Bachelor’s degree in Photography having also exhibited her work in student exhibitions. Sophie’s success also includes working with other Cornwall residents to produce a group exhibition, which is… Continue Reading Photographer success
Outstanding results for Class of 2023
AROUND 1,000 young people collected their results at Priestley College today (Thursday) with their sights firmly set on making a difference in the world. Their hopes and destinations were as varied as the courses they studied with students heading to some of the UK’s most competitive universities to study Medicine, Pharmacy, Bioveterinary Science, Criminology and… Continue Reading Outstanding results for Class of 2023
Caitlin secures AstraZeneca apprenticeship
Priestley student Caitlin McKenna has secured a Level 3 Science Manufacturing Technician apprenticeship at a multinational pharmaceutical and biotechnology company. After finishing A-Levels in Psychology, Biology and a diploma in Criminology she has embarked on a two-year apprenticeship at AstraZeneca in Macclesfield, combining both theory and practical work with industry professionals to gain a… Continue Reading Caitlin secures AstraZeneca apprenticeship
Academics praise student essay
AN essay written by a Priestley College student has drawn praise from one of the world’s leading universities. Megan Voce’s exploration of the influences on the French impressionist Edgar Degas was Highly Commended by Fitzwilliam College at the University of Cambridge. “When I found out I had been highly commended I was really shocked,” said Megan. … Continue Reading Academics praise student essay
Academy players chosen for England
Two members of Priestley’s Rugby Academy were picked to play for England’s U19s in France earlier this month. Thomas Mckinney and Joe Bajer helped England to victory on Saturday 8th July in Saint Gaudens, winning 33-20. For Joe, who attended Beaumont Collegiate Academy, the rugby academy – which is run in partnership with Warrington Wolves… Continue Reading Academy players chosen for England
Award for Engineering students
A huge congratulations to our Engineering students who took part in the national Industrial Cadets programme and won the Teamwork Award. The award, presented to Libby Wood, Tom Monks, Eliza Fox and Jacob McHugh, recognised their exceptional collaborative efforts as part of the Industrial Cadets Gold Project Award. From September to May, the… Continue Reading Award for Engineering students
Oxford honours Priestley teacher
A TEACHER from Priestley College has been rewarded by one of the world’s finest universities for raising the aspirations of young people in and around Warrington. Anne White was one of only five teachers in the UK to collect the ‘Inspirational Teacher Award’ from Pembroke College at the University of Oxford. “I think… Continue Reading Oxford honours Priestley teacher
Ex-student called to the Bar
A FORMER Priestley student has spoken of his pride and joy at being called to the Bar. Philip Ushieagu, who studied Law, Psychology and Economics at Priestley, has secured a contract with LPC Law in London to provide advocacy services in court. “I felt proud and realised what the mind conceives it can achieve. I… Continue Reading Ex-student called to the Bar
Science Olympiad success
Priestley’s science students have shown their exceptional talent in Olympiads designed to challenge the best young chemists and biologists in the country. Former Penketh High pupil Kathryn Da Luz Viera received a gold medal and finished top 9% in the Chemistry Olympiad; which tested Chemistry and Math problem solving. Charis Chau, a first-year student, received a… Continue Reading Science Olympiad success
Bright futures in photography
Talented students who are looking to focus on careers linked to photography have secured top university places. Amie Oldland, Emily Saunders and Faye Robinson – all A-Level Photography students at Priestley – are heading to top institutions across the country. Emily Jones received an offer to take Fashion Image Making and Styling at the University of Salford. The… Continue Reading Bright futures in photography
Why I took an apprenticeship
A FORMER Priestley student this week explained the benefits of pursuing an apprenticeship after college. Matt Franklin, who has now founded a digital consultancy firm called Optima Digital Solutions, said his tutors had supported his decision to focus on an apprenticeship during his time at college. “Learning and earning on the job is the best… Continue Reading Why I took an apprenticeship
Danyul helps stars to shine
Former Priestley student Danyul Brown has taken the fashion industry by storm styling his sixth Vogue cover in less than two years. Danyul recently worked with ‘Emily in Paris’ star Ashley Park, styling her for a Vogue Hong Kong cover; an achievement he hopes will inspire others. “I think the last time I spoke with Priestley I… Continue Reading Danyul helps stars to shine
Sports Awards 2023
Sport Priestley honoured its athletes and scholars this week at its annual awards with guest speaker Olympian Beth Tweddle. Ella Clifton-Stringer was named Sports Performer of the Year in recognition of her achievements in football, which included helping Wrexham Women’s FC earn promotion. Team of the Year was the college’s netballers whose hard work in… Continue Reading Sports Awards 2023
Teechers take to the stage
Some of our talented Musical Theatre students are bringing John Godber’s ‘Teechers’ to the Priestley stage. The comedy focusses on a group of school leavers, their experience of school life and their journey of self-discovery. When a new drama teacher comes to the school the kids have given up on their education, but Mr Nixon… Continue Reading Teechers take to the stage
Ella helps team to promotion
PRIESTLEY student Ella Clifton-Stringer helped Wrexham FC’s women’s team secure promotion last month – then met the club’s owner Ryan Reynolds during a celebration on the pitch. Ella, who is part of Priestley’s Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme, played her part in Wrexham being promoted to the Welsh Premier league, playing the final match of the season… Continue Reading Ella helps team to promotion
Netball season in review
By coach Sam Nightingale It’s been such a great season with many great wins and memories made. I am proud to say it has been the most successful season that a netball academy has ever achieved at Priestley. We started with a tough away game to Cardinal Newman, they have a strong reputation for… Continue Reading Netball season in review
Wellbeing at Priestley
Priestley is hosting a series of wellbeing events to offer extra support to students during exams. Thanks to Pause, Talking Matters and Tags for supporting the events. Find out more about our Wellbeing Team
From Priestley to Cambridge
Every year students from Priestley secure places at the UK’s most competitive universities thanks to their hard work as well as the support and opportunities available at college. Earlier this year we visited Jake Burke and Meg Byrom at University of Cambridge to find out about their experiences and ask what advice they would give to… Continue Reading From Priestley to Cambridge
What skills does Warrington need?
Priestley College is backing a survey to assess employability and skills in Warrington. The survey looks to identify current skills, job market trends, future employment opportunities and what people look for when applying for a job. It is being run by Warrington’s Skills Commission and can be completed by anyone in the borough. “This survey… Continue Reading What skills does Warrington need?
Student’s skydive for cancer charity
PRIESTLEY student Clara Corkill takes a leap of faith this weekend when she jumps out of a plane at 15,000ft for charity. Clara’s tandem skydive will raise money for the Clatterbridge Cancer Charity, which has helped several members of her family including her mum Tina. “My mum is an incredible and strong woman. She is… Continue Reading Student’s skydive for cancer charity
Celebrating British Science Week
As we mark British Science Week at Priestley we celebrate some of our former STEM students who went on to great things starting with Lennox Munjoma who progressed to study Pharmacy at the University of Manchester. Lucy Bridson studied Medicine at Liverpool and Matthew Peach secured a place at the University of Oxford studying Biochemistry.
Student puts on a show at Crufts
PRIESTLEY College student Francesca Boyer has seen her work displayed on one of the world’s biggest stages. She was asked by The Great Dane Club to create two life-size dogs for their stand at Crufts – an event attended by around 160,000 visitors every year and with an even greater audience watching on television. Francesca… Continue Reading Student puts on a show at Crufts
Dr Crawley speaks to Pre Med cohort
Former Priestley student Dom Crawley is now a junior doctor in general medicine and this week returned to college to inspire the next generation. He gave a lecture and workshop to our Pre Med students as well as pupils from Beamont Collegiate Academy covering everything from ethical discussions to Dom, who studied A-Levels in Biology,… Continue Reading Dr Crawley speaks to Pre Med cohort
Lois secures KPMG apprenticeship
Priestley student Lois Abel has secured a degree apprenticeship with KPMG in Manchester. That means that, after she has finished her studies in Business, Finance and Criminology, the former Sandymoor School pupil will embark on a five-year apprenticeship earning a Level 7 ACA qualification – equivalent to a master’s degree – and the ability to progress… Continue Reading Lois secures KPMG apprenticeship
Lessons in empowerment
Our Women’s Rugby Academy enjoyed a tremendous experience recently when they took part in the EmpowHER Programme. Players joined sessions including mindfulness, media literacy and self-defence with the overarching theme of female empowerment. Participants enjoyed sessions that increased their self-confidence and improved awareness about self-empowerment and wellbeing. Those who took part learnt how to… Continue Reading Lessons in empowerment
Apprentices assemble
Huge thank you to all of our alumni who returned to college today and discussed their apprenticeships with the current cohort. You were a credit to Priestley and your current employers and we thank you for inspiring the next generation! #NAW2023
Mock assessment challenge
Well done to all the students who took part in today’s Mock Assessment Centre, which prepared them for the typical interview, group task and presentation they are likely to experience if they apply for an apprenticeship. They also had the chance to network with employers and several were asked to submit CVs for live vacancies. All students… Continue Reading Mock assessment challenge
Inspiring workshop for Pre Med students
PRIESTLEY’S Pre Med students gained an insight into the profession thanks to a visit by A&E doctor Astrid Prahms. Astrid, who is based at Whiston Hospital, demonstrated the correct way to apply a bandage. She then gave students the chance to use their new skills on their fellow classmates. “Not only do the students learn… Continue Reading Inspiring workshop for Pre Med students
National honour for science technician
A SCIENCE technician who has helped enrich the lives of students at Priestley College has been recognised for her ongoing achievements. Laura Smith, who has worked at Priestley for four years, won the Registered Science Technician category at the Science Council’s CPD Awards in London. Her approach to work was inspired by one of her… Continue Reading National honour for science technician
Athletes reach for their goals
This week we are celebrating the achievements of our athletes who are excelling in a variety of sports. Everything from tennis to boxing, water polo to rock climbing and karate. All these talented young people are part of Priestley’s Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme, benefitting from visits by professional sportspeople, experts in their field and extra support… Continue Reading Athletes reach for their goals
Celebrating T-Level success
Great to see former Priestley student Ashton Dancie invited to the House of Lords for an event marking the achievements of the first cohort of T-Level students. He was joined by Priestley Faculty Leader Laura Phillips in London. Priestley College was in the first wave of colleges to introduce the qualifications, which offer students a different pathway… Continue Reading Celebrating T-Level success
