Last month, our Level 3 Photography students were visited by former UCW BA Photography student, Josh Lomen, who returned to share his journey into higher education and the opportunities the course has provided him.

Last month, our Protective Services students were visited by the Avon Fire and Rescue service where they shared valuable insight into a career as a firefighter and the expectations and qualities required for a career in the fire service.

Last month, our Protective Services students travelled to South Wales to climb Pen y Fan, the highest peak in the region, putting their resilience and fitness to the test alongside their peers.

How students receive their bus pass is changing next term. Please read the information below to ensure you are prepared for these changes when you return from Easter break.

If you receive a bus pass through bursary or are buying one from our online shop, you need to register for an account in the First Bus app using your college email address - if you previously set up an account using your personal email address, please sign out and register again with your college email address.

Today Weston College has been named as one of the country’s new Technical Excellence Colleges (TECs), securing a pivotal role in delivering high-quality training for the next generation of workers in advanced manufacturing, which is one of Britain’s fastest growing and most critical sectors.

Last month, our Protective Services students continued their Ten Tors training, walking several miles in difficult terrains and rough camping to prepare them for the Ten Tors Challenge next month where they will push their limits against other students in this competition. 

Last month, our Music students received an insightful guest lecture about the History of Lighting Control from industry professional, Mike Halstead. This showed our students interested in production about the development of stage lighting and gave them a deeper understanding into how advanced studio lighting technology has improved throughout history.

Earlier this month, our Media and Communications students presented their Community Charity Projects that they have been developing throughout this term. Working in partnership with local charities and organisations, they created promotional content to help promote vital services within the community.

Last month, our Level 1 Health and Social Care students became Dementia Friends after receiving an engaging session from Dementia Friends Ambassador, Alan Richardson, who explored what dementia is and the impact it has on people’s lives.

Last month, our Travel & Tourism and Business students took a trip to Copenhagen to experience the culture and visit a range of tourist attractions, gaining a deeper understanding of the impact these have on the economy, as well as the operations behind these successful organisations.