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Sailing Report: 31.01.18
31/01/2018

Sailing Report: 31.01.18

Challenging weather for the last session in January

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Plumpton case study shared as good practice
29/01/2018

Plumpton case study shared as good practice

The Association of Colleges has been working with the Communication Trust to develop some good practice case studies on supporting students with speech and communication needs in further education. Plumpton College is delighted to...

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MARKS & SPENCER SUPPORTS RECORD NUMBER OF STUDENTS
19/01/2018

MARKS & SPENCER SUPPORTS RECORD NUMBER OF STUDENTS

MARKS & SPENCER SUPPORTS RECORD NUMBER OF STUDENTS AT PLUMPTON COLLEGE

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Alumni gives students exclusive tour
13/01/2018

Alumni gives students exclusive tour

On Friday 12th January, the Level 1 Animal Management students took a very successful trip to the British Wildlife Centre, and as it was closed to the pubic we were fortunate to have exclusive access to the centre.

Students were...

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Students take part in royal competiton
08/12/2017

Students take part in royal competiton

Students meet HRH Prince of Wales in Sandringham Patron’s Event

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Higher Education Progression Event
07/12/2017

Higher Education Progression Event

Our Animal Management department host Level 3 to HE progression talks for students.

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Rugby: Match Report
06/12/2017

Rugby: Match Report

BHASVIC v Plumpton

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Fundraising Raffle for metalworking students
29/11/2017

Fundraising Raffle for metalworking students

Win a constructed silver and diamond ring and help students attend New Designers Show

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National Tree Week 2017
29/11/2017

National Tree Week 2017

Plumpton College celebrates the value of trees for National Tree Week

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Rugby: Match Report - 22 Nov
24/11/2017

Rugby: Match Report - 22 Nov

Plumpton v Varndean

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