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Enterprising Students Celebrate Red Nose Day 2022

On Thursday 17th and Friday 18th March, Progression to Learning & Work (PWL) students at Bradford College became enterprising stallholders and decorated notice boards to help raise funds for Comic Relief 2022.

A variety of stands were set up on the ground floor of the College’s David Hockney Building. Fellow students and staff played Hook-A-Duck, entered the ‘guess the number of sweets in a jar’ competition, bought samosas and treats and had henna tattoos beautifully designed.

A final total of £178 was raised by donations from both students and staff which will go towards the red nose day causes. These help people live free from poverty, violence, and discrimination and includes funding organisations supporting people right now in Ukraine and those attempting to cross the border. Comic Relief partners with amazing projects and organisations to make a difference in the lives of millions of people across the UK and around the world.

Bank of England Highlights Future Career Opportunities for Bradford College Students

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Bradford College IT students gained a valuable insight into the future of banking, cyber security and digital payment systems thanks to a special guest speaker session delivered in partnership with the Bank of England. Nicolas Policarpo, a Policy Analyst from the Bank’s digital and payments team, visited Bradford College to speak with our IT students […]

Bradford College Celebrates Diversity at the Annual Culture Day

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A Celebration of Culture and Community Bradford College’s Students’ Union recently hosted its annual Culture Day, welcoming students, staff and visitors to a vibrant celebration of diversity, inclusion and community. The event showcased a wide range of cultural backgrounds represented across the college and provided students with the opportunity to express their heritage in a […]

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