Our Sport and Fitness students recently received a hands-on workshop with self-employed sports physiotherapist, Sam, who shared her expertise with the students as part of their current unit on their course, gaining a deeper understanding of how to deal with injuries.

Last month, our Hair, Beauty, and Media Makeup students hosted a successful pamper night for members of the public, inviting guests to

This week, one of our Electrical Apprentices, Marcus Pan, competed in the SPARKS Learner of the Year 2026 competition, working on an electrical build against other learners from across the UK. After winning the South West Regional competition in January, Marcus progressed to the final against 6 other regional winners and placed 2nd overall. A fantastic achievement and reflection of his hard work and dedication to his apprenticeship.

Recent figures suggest that only around 3 in 10 autistic adults (approximately 30–34%) are currently in paid employment. With this in mind, we were incredibly proud to host an inspiring employer engagement event celebrating the achievements, ambition, and talents of our Supported Interns. The event highlighted the importance of creating inclusive opportunities in the workplace while showcasing the incredible potential of young people taking part in Supported Internships.

Last week, Level 2 Brickwork learner, Izzy Tanner, competed in the Guild of Bricklayers competition at New College Swindon, demonstrating an excellent level of skill and professionalism.

Earlier this month, a wide range of students took a trip to New York City to visit the iconic tourist attractions and experience the sights of one of the most famous cities in the world.

Richard Hanney, Head of Construction at Weston College, discusses the mental health challenges facing the construction industry, and the college’s approach to supporting students.

Can you introduce construction at Weston College?

From returning to education later in life to building a successful self-employed career, Florence’s journey shows how determination and the right support can shape a fulfilling future. Now working at Blond Salon, she has turned her passion into a flexible and rewarding career. 

This week, Great Western Railway delivered an engaging guest lecture for our Travel and Tourism learners, offering valuable insight into the wide range of career opportunities available within their organisation and how students can begin their journey into the industry.