The items have so far been distributed to an infectious diseases doctor at a London hospital and a GP surgery in Bolton, with around 100 more ear guards planned for a hospital in Bury and 50 ear guards being prepare for a hospital in Yorkshire. Katy said: “I have friends in the NHS who were saying they could do with bits and pieces as they know I have a 3D printer. I started out just wanting to keep them safe, then once I knew I could produce the items put a shout out on local Facebook groups.
View detailsAriadna, who studied at the College’s St John’s Centre campus, said: “This is beyond my wildest dreams to be honest. When I was on my way over I wasn’t sure if I would get a 6 or a 7 – that was my estimation. “It has been a tough week with all the nerves but I am so happy now.”
View details“I always say that I go into the salon as Miss World and leave as Miss Universe thanks to my crowning glory.” Shereen Wilkinson-Rennicks, Hair and Beauty Technician, said: “I trained at The Manchester College when it was based at the Wythenshawe Forum in 2003, and I worked on Elsie’s hair back then.
View detailsBut it was also hard work and very time consuming, especially doing it on top of a full-time teaching job and working as a DJ at weekends! I found it consumed so much time that I didn’t have any time to make music, which is why I decided to give it up in the end. Have you seen any signs of the ‘vinyl revival’ among students?
View detailsRyan Royle, a motor vehicle student who attended last year’s residential, said: “I loved the whole experience. I gained skills I didn’t believe I had and it has definitely helped with my team building skills and confidence.
View detailsI have met so many passionate and dedicated people, not only working at The Manchester College but across the whole sector, and I feel humbled to receive this honour.
View details“Having the opportunity to exhibit your work like this is a really valuable experience. I have really enjoyed my time at The Manchester College and I’ve learnt so much, in fact I knew nothing about print when I started my course.
View detailsShe said: “It’s great to get a 4 with the grade boundaries being harder this year. At times I thought I might never get the grade I needed and never get into university, but this year I’ve really focused on maths and revision.
View detailsZubair is studying for an extended diploma in Construction and the Built Environment, with a view to starting a career in architecture, but he was beginning to doubt whether this was the path for him. “This career is a big commitment and I went through a time when I wasn’t sure it was for me. I was also struggling to find work experience myself, until I met the College’s Employability and Partnership team,” said Zubair.
View detailsSection 5 must be completed and signed by the childcare provider. How do I apply for childcare? Step one: Complete an application form Download the childcare application here , complete all sections and take it to your childcare provider to complete section 6.
View detailsReflecting on her 100 years, Elsie said: “I’ve always lived in Manchester and been proud of it.” “I must say, I preferred it when I was 21 – I was having much more fun! I was in the Air Force and we used to get free tickets to all the shows in London with the American and Canadian soldiers!
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