You can stay updated through our Parent Portal, which provides access to your child’s academic progress, attendance records, and important notifications. We also offer regular progress meetings with tutors.
Our Student Support teams are available both on campus and online to assist with personal challenges, mental health, and wellbeing. We also partner with Health Assured, a 24/7 support service offering trained counsellors and a mood-tracking app.
We encourage parents and carers to engage with us through progress meetings, direct communication with tutors, and participation in college events. Your involvement is crucial in supporting your child’s success. We also host Parent/Carer evenings across the academic year, it’s important that we have your support to ensure your child’s success, together we can provide a platform for every student to achieve their potential.
We offer various financial support options, including the Learner Support Fund, which can assist with travel, meals, and kit costs. If your household income is less than £40,001, your child could be eligible for additional support.
You can discuss any concerns directly with your child’s TPA Tutor, the Head of School, or our Student Support Advisors. We are committed to addressing any issues promptly and effectively, if ever you feel like your expectations aren’t being met and you’d like to raise a concern then you can contact our Quality department.
We have a dedicated safeguarding team, on-campus security, and a range of wellbeing services to ensure your child’s safety. Our policies and procedures are designed to create a secure and supportive environment.
Yes, our qualified Careers Advisors are available to help your child explore career options, plan their future, and understand the pathways available post-college. We know that young people often ask their parents/carers for advice, so you can also tap into our careers resources to give you the tools you need to provide advice confidently. Click here to access our resources.
We have strong partnerships with over 700 employers across various industries, providing opportunities for work experience, masterclasses, workshops, and feedback on student work.
Encourage your child to attend open days, taster sessions, and engage in extracurricular activities. Stay informed through the Parent Portal and maintain open communication with college staff.
Open days allow your child to tour our facilities, participate in course activities, meet current students and tutors, and get a feel for college life. It’s a great way to ensure they are making an informed decision.
We offer tailored support for students with disabilities, including assistive technology, learning support, and reasonable adjustments to ensure equal access to education.
We offer a wide range of societies, sports activities, and student ambassador programmes. These activities are great for making friends, developing new skills, and enhancing the college experience.
Encourage your child to engage with our Careers Team, attend UCAS and university fairs, and participate in career planning workshops. We provide extensive support to help them explore their options and prepare for life after college.
Regular attendance is crucial for success. We expect students to attend all scheduled classes and notify us in case of absences. Persistent absenteeism may affect their progress and financial support.
We are committed to creating an inclusive environment where all students feel valued and respected. We celebrate diversity through various initiatives and support networks.
If your child needs to take a leave of absence, they should discuss their situation with their course tutor and the Student Support team to understand the implications and process.
We have a strict policy on academic integrity. Any form of cheating, plagiarism, or other misconduct is taken seriously and may result in disciplinary action.
Mobile phones and electronic devices should be used responsibly and not disrupt the learning environment. Specific guidelines are provided by each course tutor.