News
Pre 16 Students Come to Wolds.
14-16 year old students from local schools will be able to study at the Wolds College.
Students will be able to complete courses in
- Hair and Beauty
- Construction
- Motor Vehicle Technology
applications can be made through your existing schools and colleges. Please speak to your heads of year about the options open to you.
Applications for New Starters in September
Calling all students
Any new students who are hoping to apply to Wolds College can now do so either by
Tel:- 01507 610204
Email:- enquiries@woldscollege.ac.uk
Remember courses are in Hairdressing, Beauty Therapy, Motor Vehicle or Construction and are industry standard and at all levels.
Interview and Assessment Days continue through the Summer Term - please call to arrange an interview.
Being at Wolds College leads students to a job
Students leave the College and find employment.
3 Students of Wolds College have recently gained job in local industry.
Tom Hutchinson and Daniel Shaw are both employed by local firms WE Scotts and 4Solar respectively and Emma Saunders has just been employed by local Salon "the Gaff".
All will be embarking on apprenticeships with Wolds College in the near future.
We wish them all well.
Level 3's start at Wolds College
First Level 3 cohort goes through just 2 years after opening.
Students in Beauty Therapy and in Motor Vehicle will complete the qualification next June - we wish them well in their studies.
Louth Area Secondary Schools Look to the Future
Discussions have taken place for positive proposals to secure the best quality education for the Louth area.
Governing Bodies of Cordeaux School, Monks Dyke and Tennyson learning Federation, Birkbeck School and Wolds COllege met on 27th January 2011 to consider reasons why schools need to adapt, principles for proposed changes, a possible new structure and ways forward.
The key proposal is to form a single organisation, most likely an academy, on several sites with a single governing body, Executive Headteacher and leadership team. The priority will be to meet the needs and interests of young people with a broad inclusive 11-18 curriculum offer irrespective of where the student attends school.
Schools wish to stress that these are only proposals and uder consideration at present. It will be for Governing Bodies in the individual schools to consider whether they wish to proceed ahead of a full formal consultation process.
Construction Event a Huge Hit!
Y8 and Y10 Students come to the College for a taste of Construction.
Y8 and Y10 Students from Caistor Yarborough, Cordeaux and John Spendluffe enjoyed 2 days of practical training on skills such as Bricklaying, Block Paving, Surveying, Plumbing and Sutainable Construction.
The event was sponsored by the LGTA and SLGTA with assistance and support from Lindum Group, Simons Group, Build a Future, C Skills, EBP, Ken Burman, and Wolds College Staff.
This annual event take place in March and continues each year to go from strength to strength.
Charity Runners
2 College Staff Run for Charity.
Dave Cox, one of our Construction Lecturers, is running the London Marathon in April for Get Kids Going.
Simon, our College Manager, is running the Lincoln 10k for Cancer Research.
Charity Fun Day
College Charity Fun Day 8th April 2011.
The day is to help raise money for Get Kids Going and help to give some more money for dave Cox's London Marathon fund!
The day will also incorporate our Guiness World Record Attempt of the most Head Shaves in 1hr!! Good Luck!