Strode College held their awards this month, nominating students who completed their courses last year. There were 23 categories in the awards, based on outstanding performance on courses and exceptional personal qualities. Most of those who received awards had completed A Levels and vocational qualifications last year, but there were also awards for Higher Education Student of the Year, Adult Student of the Year, Apprentice of the Year, the Rachael House Award for Skills for Life and Success Against the Odds. Katy Quinn, principal and CEO of the college in Street, said: “Whilst unfortunately unable to hold our usual annual awards ceremony due to the pandemic, we still wanted to celebrate the incredible hard work and achievements of all our students.
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A COLLEGE in Somerset has been awarded £650,000 to build a hospital ward and science lab. Strode College, Street, was given the funds as part of the second wave of the T Levels Capital Fund, from the Department of Education. This £650,000 follows the other funding the college received to refurbish their Digital Media and Technology Centre. Katy Quinn, principal and CEO of Strode College, said they were delighted to receive the money. This has allowed us to provide our students with access to high-quality industrial standard facilities to support their learning and successful career development, she said. We are so pleased to have been able to transform an old, dark, and inefficient 1960s building into a bright, modern, and airy specialist centre for Digital Media and Technology because of this funding.
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A COLLEGE in Somerset is appealing for volunteers to help with the coronavirus testing when students return after the latest lockdown. Strode College is asking for help after the announcement that students will need to be tested for the virus before they head back to education. Volunteers will need to assist with lateral flow testing, which aims to identify anyone carrying the virus but not showing symptoms. The Street college will train the volunteers and supply them with the necessary PPE. Katy Quinn, Strode College principal said: “Obviously it’s been quite a challenge to co-ordinate the testing given the rapidly changing situation.
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