NEWS - Course Applications

We are now accepting applications from partner schools.  To apply for one of our courses, please click below and you will be taken to the online application form.  The deadline for applications is 12 February 2010.  If you require further information or advice, please contact your Head of Year.

Once your application has been received, you will be invited to attend a Taster Session.  This taster session is an important part of the application process.  It will give you the opportunity to demonstrate your skills and enthusiasm for the subject as well as being able to make an informed decision.  You will also be invited to have an informal chat with the Partnership Coordinator and Pastoral Manager.  Again this is the time to impress and to ask any questions you may have.

Online Course Application link

**NEW Tutor Contact List **

Hazel Miller Year 11 Beauty Tutor
Contact by phone on 01285 653961

Katie Jane Fleming Year 10 Beauty Tutor
Contact by phone on 01285 653961

Emily Eastwood – Year 10 & 11 Early Years Tutor
Contact via email e.eastwood@sirwilliamromneys.gloucs.sch.uk

Phil Tanner – Year 10 & 11 Land Based Tutor
Contact by phone on 01285 640994 – Cirencester College

Richard Bradley – Year 10 & 11 Construction Tutor
Contact by phone on 01285 653447 – Cirencester Deer Park School

Frank Perkins – Year 10 &11 Motor Vehicle Tutor
Contact by phone on 01285 653447 – Cirencester Deer Park School

Alison Dickens – Year 10 & 11 Hairdressing Tutor
Contact by phone on 07968984992

**NEW TASTER DAYS **

We are pleased to announce that pupils who have applied for the a Partnership Course will be invited to a Taster Day as part of their Information, Advice and Guidance at school.  The taster day is intended to be a two way process where pupils can determine if the course is what they expected and partnership staff can assess practical skills as well as their overall suitability for success. 

THE PROJECT

The Project has been set up to support pupils, currently in Year 9, until they leave school in Year 11. Partners have identified fifty young people in schools who would benefit from some extra support and guidance to ensure they succeed and make a smooth transition into training, education or employment when they leave compulsory education.

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EVENTS & PRESS

Thursday 9 July saw the SCP hold its first conference, where staff involved in the all aspects of the partnership were invited.  Delegates heard of the tremendous growth the partnership had seen since its conception in 2004.  Some 150 pupils from six partner institutions are involved in collative courses at either level 1 or level 2, ranging from NVQ I in Beauty Therapy to BTEC First Diploma in Construction & the Built Environment.

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