The winners of a student business challenge organised by SEGRO and Uxbridge College were announced during a special event, with all proceeds raised by the challenge donated to Michael Sobell Hospice in Northwood.
Uxbridge College has been recognised for the training, education and support it gives to young people in and leaving care.
A former Uxbridge College student whose book The Bone Dragon has been published by Faber and Faber came back to college to talk to a group of aspiring writers.
STUDENTS on their way to the London College of Fashion and other leading institutions showcased their work at Uxbridge College’s end of year catwalk show.
A CHARITY which supports disabled people to reach their potential has joined Uxbridge College’s Employer Champion scheme.
SEGRO has teamed up with Uxbridge College to help raise funds for a local charity, Michael Sobell Hospice, courtesy of a student challenge. The initiative, titled ‘Max the Cash’, is designed to encourage teams of students to develop a business idea from initial seed funding, and maximise the return on investment. SEGRO provided the initial funding.
Nearly 100 mums, children and even a grandmother or two joined celebrations at Uxbridge College Children’s Centre. The party on Tuesday (May 22), which included face-painting, games, a family zumba session and of course a celebration cake, was held to mark the result of the centre’s first Ofsted inspection in which it was graded ‘Good’. A total of 47 families attended.
Around 120 business students organised and took part in a sponsored walk from Uxbridge College’s campus in Park Road, Uxbridge, to its site in Hayes.
Dancers from Uxbridge College put on a dynamic performance for shoppers in intu Uxbridge (formerly The Chimes.)
Education Minister Michael Gove marked the announcement of the new Technical Baccalaureate measure with a visit to Uxbridge College. Mr Gove and his colleague Matthew Hancock, Skills Minister, met employers, students and staff to discuss the new measure as it was announced on Monday (22).
