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We are so proud to be able to offer you your next route in education, to help lead you to your dream career!

Whether you want to study in a classroom or in a workplace, we have a range of pathways which are suited to your learning style - we are here to support you.

Over the years we have helped many Broadoak students achieve their dreams, let’s take a look at some of the success stories:

OUR BROADOAK SUCCESS STORIES

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Awards

There are many amazing success stories and awards to celebrate when it comes to Broadoak students that have gone through Weston College, but we want to shout about some recent events in particular where Broadoak students have gone above and beyond to achieve. These events include competing in WorldSkills, and winning awards in the Celebration of Success and Business Awards. Here are some of our Broadoak winners:

MEET THE SCHOOL LIASON TEAM

The School Liaison team help to bridge the gap between school and college by offering information, advice and guidance to school leavers about all things Weston! You may see us in your school delivering a presentation in assembly or through a school leaver event at college, either way be sure to come and say hello!

MEET THE TEAM

Georgie Durbin
Georgie Durbin
georgie.durbin@weston.ac.uk

01934 422 764
School Liaison Officer
Rebecca Barnett
Rebecca Barnett
rebecca.barnett@weston.ac.uk

01934 422 766
School Liaison Officer

Discover Our School Liaison Services and Campus Tours

To find out more about our School Liaison Team, book a campus tour, or check out our services for schools, students or parents, click our ‘School Liaison Team’ landing page.

School Liaison Team

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From Broadoak to Weston: Inspiring Student Profiles

At Weston College, we want you to know that any career is achievable if you work hard, and we will encourage and support whatever pathway you choose, whether you have figured out what that is or not. Here are some examples of Broadoak students who have chosen and excelled in their chosen pathways:

WHAT OUR STUDENTS SAY

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Liam
Liam is an inspiring learner who worked closely with tutors and support staff to develop strategies for success. Excelling academically, he earned praise from his NHS placement and grew into a confident advocate for social justice. 
He actively contributed to fundraising and student union initiatives, enriching college culture. Now a first responder, he is committed to serving vulnerable individuals and aims to become a paramedic.
Studied:

Health and Social Care, BTEC Level 3

Kitty receiving award
Kitty
Kitty started in A Levels but discovered her true passion was for fashion. Over the past two years, she excelled in pattern cutting, garment construction, and fashion communication, earning a Distinction in her Final Major Project. 

With a blend of technical skill and creativity, Kitty is a standout talent. She’s currently taking a gap year to gain experience before continuing her studies at university, where she’ll undoubtedly continue to push boundaries in the industry.
Studied:

Fashion Design, Extended Diploma

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Our Available Study Options

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Travel is an important factor to consider when starting something new, therefore when enrolling to college, we want to make sure that travel is not something deterring you from choosing Weston College. 

Weston College consists of three main campuses including Knightstone, Loxton, and South West Skills, but also other more specific campuses such as Puxton, Health and Active Living Skills Centre, Winter Gardens, Weston Bay, and the Construction Training Centre. 

We are an environmentally sustainable college and encourage learners to travel economically. This includes travelling to college by bus or train, or lift sharing with friends. See below to find out the best route to get to your campus.

TRAVELLING BY BUS FROM BROADOAK?

When travelling by bus from the Broadoak area, the best bus operator for your journey is First Bus, and by being a Weston College student, you can get a subsidised bus travel pass to save you money on your journey.

Knightstone Campus

From Broadoak or close to, take the number 7 bus and get off directly outside the campus.

South West Skills Campus

From Broadoak or close to, take the X1 to the bus station, then change to the number 7 bus and get off at the Borough Arms (the campus bus stop).

Loxton Campus

From Broadoak or close to, take the number 7 bus and get off directly outside the campus.

FIRST BUS MTICKET +

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5 DAYS A WEEK £110

7 DAYS A WEEK £165

APPRENTICES PASS 17 WEEKS £165

PRICES ARE PER TERM (3 TERM YEAR)

VIEW ROUTES & TIMETABLES WHERE CAN I BUY & HOW DO I USE? TRANSPORT INFO FOR SEND STUDENTS

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TRAVELLING BY TRAIN FROM BROADOAK?

If travelling from the surrounding area of Broadoak, a train isn’t suitable for your journey. However, if you’re travelling from elsewhere, the closest stations to any of the 3 main Weston College campuses is either Weston-Super-Mare station or Weston Milton station, depending on your main campus, and then a short walk. Being a Weston College student, you can get a great discount on a railcard to save you money on your journey.

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If you’re 16 or 17, you can purchase the 16-17 railcard and get half price train travel on most journeys.

16-17 Railcard

If you’re between 18 and 25, you can purchase the 18-25 railcard and get 1/3 off train travel on most journeys.

18-25 Railcard

Travelling from elsewhere?

If you don’t live near Broadoak, there are many alternative bus and train routes so you can find the most efficient way of getting to your campus.

Find the best routes here

Upcoming Events and Important Dates

MEET THE TEAM

Georgie Durbin
Georgie Durbin
georgie.durbin@weston.ac.uk

01934 422 764
School Liaison Officer
Rebecca Barnett
Rebecca Barnett
rebecca.barnett@weston.ac.uk

01934 422 766
School Liaison Officer

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Take a look at this powerful film made by the staff of Weston College to show how important it is for everyone from different backgrounds to be included. The film shares heartfelt stories and interviews with a diverse group of staff, showing how accepting different identities and backgrounds can make a big difference. Its purpose is to encourage viewers to think about their own biases and work towards making our community more welcoming to all. We invite everyone, regardless of their background, to join us and be a part of our journey toward a more inclusive future.

WHAT OUR STUDENTS SAY

Liam collecting award
Liam
Liam is an inspiring learner who worked closely with tutors and support staff to develop strategies for success. Excelling academically, he earned praise from his NHS placement and grew into a confident advocate for social justice. 
He actively contributed to fundraising and student union initiatives, enriching college culture. Now a first responder, he is committed to serving vulnerable individuals and aims to become a paramedic.
Studied:

Health and Social Care, BTEC Level 3

Kitty receiving award
Kitty
Kitty started in A Levels but discovered her true passion was for fashion. Over the past two years, she excelled in pattern cutting, garment construction, and fashion communication, earning a Distinction in her Final Major Project. 

With a blend of technical skill and creativity, Kitty is a standout talent. She’s currently taking a gap year to gain experience before continuing her studies at university, where she’ll undoubtedly continue to push boundaries in the industry.
Studied:

Fashion Design, Extended Diploma

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Our workplace champions the right of staff to embrace all Afro-hairstyles. We acknowledge that Afro-textured hair is an important part of our Black employees’ racial, ethnic, cultural, and religious identities, and requires specific styling for hair health and maintenance. We celebrate Afro-textured hair worn in all styles including, but not limited to, afros, locs, twists, braids, cornrows, fades, hair straightened through the application of heat or chemicals, weaves, wigs, headscarves, and wraps. In this workplace, we recognise and celebrate our colleagues’ identities. We are a community built on an ethos of equality and respect where hair texture and style have no bearing on an employee's ability to succeed.