A Grade II* listed building, Manchester Central Library was opened in July 1934 by King George V and is the second largest public lending library in Birmingham. For more information on the exhibition and opening times, visit the Manchester Central Library website . You can find out more about courses at our Centre of Excellence for Visual Arts and apply today .
View details“I’m so proud to be building these exciting connections within the industry and I hope we can continue to ensure our students get the best opportunities when embarking upon a career in the arts.” Participating in a read-through for this adaptation of John Wynham’s 1957 novel gave students an important insight into the preparation that goes into a performance, where writers and the production team can get a feel for the play before recording.
View detailsHeats will be held in the morning with the best acts going through to the final in the afternoon. The categories are musical theatre, acting, musical performance and dance. The College has the opportunity to host the Performing Arts competition as it won that event last year.
View detailsAim as high as you would like to, not as high as you think ‘should’.” We wish Gabriel the best of luck!
View detailsI am proud to have been given this opportunity to ensure our students continue to have the best possible opportunity to succeed. Having worked with Lisa for many years, I know at first hand the commitment we have shared to deliver for students, our colleagues and the wider community in Manchester and this will continue into the new strategy to 2027.
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View detailsThe AA College Restaurant Award is judged by industry inspectors and looks at the whole dining experience – service, hospitality, venue and food. During their visit to Bistro East, the inspectors commented it was “great to see training of chefs to understand the pressures and needs of the FOH [front of house] environment” and they received “a professional and structured service”.
View detailsIdeas for gifts include: 0-3 years: Duplo, musical toys, My First Toys, rattles, books, play mats 3-5 years: Cars, dolls, jigsaws, dress-up items, Playdoh, colouring books, pencils 5-7 years: Lego, arts & craft sets, skipping ropes, snow globes, jewellery sets, action figures, board games 7-9 years: Footballs, board games, remote control toys, stationery sets 9-12 years: Board games, make up sets 12-18 years: Toiletries, make up, jewellery, puzzles, books, duvet sets, handbags & backpacks For other ways to support Mission Christmas, such as donating online, you can visit their website .
View detailsKooth offers a wealth of information and resources and, most importantly, a way to share fears and anxieties with peers as well as providing access to counselling if needed – all without leaving the house. To find out more visit Kooth online , or sign up here quickly and easy. You can also take a look at our support page for other resources and useful informaton.
View detailsFollowing on from the event, a member of the College’s Media department will be visiting the schools to share details about the courses available at The Manchester College that offer progression into digital careers.
View detailsAll the students are doing a fantastic job and I'm very proud of them. Visit The Manchester College website to find out more about our Film and TV courses.
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