Business students at Harrow College took on the role of chocolatier as part of their recent Expo project. The young learners put their business knowledge to the test to launch a new virtual chocolate brand.

Working in small groups, the students were tasked with creating a new chocolate product, devising a business plan that would take the product to market and then generating a number of marketing ideas that would help to promote the new product.

Some of the many creative ideas included chocolate covered popcorn, stress-relieving chocolate, healthy chocolate bars and even chocolate money in the form of various global currencies. One group planned to specifically target the cinema going audience whilst another planned to stock their chocolate in chemists as a health remedy.

Visitors to the event including fellow students, staff and guests, had lots of fun as the groups presented their ideas using lap tops, projectors, branded t-shirts, leaflets and posters. One group went as far as actually making their chocolate so guests could taste the product on offer.

The day ended with a presentation ceremony which saw the best groups awarded with prizes. After the event, Sultan Soukani, Senior Curriculum manager for Business and IT at Harrow College said:

“Our students have really embraced this Expo project and taken the opportunity to showcase their business skill and creative thinking”.

The Harrow College Expo celebrates student life at the college. The Expo gives students from each department an opportunity to provide an insight into what they do on their course and what their aspirations are for the year ahead.

ICT students (Information & Communications Technology) at Harrow College have showcased their digital skills by creating a number of user guides to support those unfamiliar with popular digital applications.

With digital usage on the increase, particularly that of social media, the students were set the task of producing the user friendly digital guides as part of their Expo 2017 project. Working in small groups, the students spent the past few week planning, designing and finally presenting their guides.

Some of the user guides created and proudly presented by the students during the Expo included guides to creating a social media account, using Excel, staying safe online, using C++ computer code and fixing broken game console controllers.

Key digital functionality including the use of online menus, graphics, feedback forms and hyperlinks were used – much of which had been learnt by the students during earlier class time. The student teams were on hand to engage with guests and very professionally explain and demonstrate the process they undertook to produce their work.

The ICT Expo ended with a presentation where awards were presented to students who had particularly excelled. Sultan Soukani, Senior Curriculum Manager for ICT and Business said;

“The ICT Expo has been an excellent way for our students to demonstrate their skills and the quality of work was been very impressive”.

Future – was the theme for the expo presented by ESOL students at the Enterprise Centre this Thursday. Spread across two floors, visitors got to see a wide variety of ‘futuristic’ ideas, presentations and models made by the students.

ESOL E3 Science students presented their ideas about the creation of a Space City. Their idea was to build a self-sufficient city in space as an alternative for the burgeoning population on the earth. They created models of how the city would look in space and showcased ideas on how to garner resources like water, energy, housing, agriculture etc. for the space city.

ESOL GCSE Science package students wrote ‘letters to aliens’ explaining how interested they were in making friends with them. Some described their own features for the benefit of the aliens while others invited them over for a cup of tea! Another project saw how students imagined the football world cup taking place on the moon, with teams from different planets. Students sourced videos from YouTube to explain how they anticipated this would look like.

Entry 2 ESOL Business students compared traditional and modern medical services. They discussed current and traditional services like the NHS which offer a face to face, interpersonal consultation versus more recent medical services which offer medical consultations and services over the internet or via phone. They compared the pros and cons of each type of service and also took feedback from visitors regarding their preference for each type of service.

In addition to all of the above, students also presented their ideas on driverless cars, cars running on water, solar powered cars, smart watches, laser phones and to top it all, a chip in the human body to act like his phone, credit card, keys, personal details card and what you may. All seemingly futuristic but slowly becoming true.

Back to the present, one group of students discussed healthy eating, explained how nutrients are important for the functioning of the human body and even had a food stall serving salad, wraps, fruits and more…
Staff and students that attended the expo, liked what they saw and thought that the ideas were well presented and a lot of effort had gone into making models for the Expo.

To find out about ESOL Courses please visit http://www.harrow.ac.uk/courses/english-for-speakers-of-other-languages.html
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The Harrow College Expo celebrates student life at the college. The Expo gives students from each department an opportunity to provide an insight into what they do on their course and what their aspirations are for the year ahead.

The red carpet was rolled out last night (8th November 2017) as Hair, Beauty & Make-Up students from Harrow College wowed a packed audience with glitz and glamour for their ‘Red Carpet Showcase’ Expo 2017 celebrations.

The event, held at the Harrow on the Hill campus Enterprise Centre, brought together current students from various Hair, Beauty and Make-Up courses. Nail bars offered visitor's mini manicures, hand massages, nail filing and nail design. Guests on the evening, including students, staff and proud parents, enjoyed sparkling drinks as they arrived and took their seats ahead of the main event of the evening.

With the cat walk laid, music cued and camera phones at the ready, the much anticipated fashion show commenced. Music played aloud as student models took to the cat walk parading in fantastic costumes designed by their fellow peers. Hair styles were on point whilst make-up was creatively designed and applied to perfection. The student models enjoyed their moment in the spotlight and embraced the well-deserved audience cheers as they strutted their stuff walking up and down the cat walk.

Charlene Carr, Course Leader for Hair & Beauty at Harrow College said "Our students have delivered a fantastic Expo event today. They applied many of the techniques, skills and knowledge taught to them on their courses which was great to see. The high standard of work on display gives me every confidence that the students will go on to have successful careers in this industry”.

The Harrow College Expo celebrates student life. The Expo gives students from each department an opportunity to provide an insight into what they do on their course and what their aspirations are for the future.

Click here for more about Hair, Beauty & Make-Up courses at Harrow College.

With the exciting move to a brand new Health & Care building recently completed, the Childcare department at Harrow College celebrated with an Expo event (on 14th November 2017) with students choosing ‘transitions’ as a fitting theme for their annual showpiece.

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The new purpose built building which opened earlier this month, played host to the Childcare Expo 2017 which gave students across the department the opportunity to provide visitors with an insight into their course, present some of their themed work and showcase their wonderful new building.

The groups addressed some important topics, many close to their own hearts. Visitors to the event, who included fellow students, staff and invited guests, got to see displays and presentations covering various ‘transition’ topics such as moving to a new country, cultural food differences including a blindfold test to identify global herbs and spices, the evolution of technology, sexuality, transition between age groups, support for children moving to the UK, moving into a care home, first day at school, dealing with the loss of a pet, coping with allergies and more.

Students used multiple methods to creatively communicate their messages. Some brought is clothes, food and artifacts from their own country of origin whilst others devised games and fun tasks to interact with visitors. All of the exhibitors used pictures, colours and visual display items to ensure their topics were clearly represented.

Erica Mendes Da Silva (17) was one of the student taking part. She said: “This Expo has given me a chance to learn more about so many new topics.”

The Harrow College Expo celebrates student life. The Expo gives students from each department an opportunity to provide an insight into what they do on their course and what their aspirations are for the year ahead.

Click here for more information about Childcare and Health & Social Care courses at Harrow College.

The Science department at Harrow College has collaborated with the nationally renowned Big Bang Fair to host a Big Bang event as part of their annual Expo celebration. The Big Bang Fair is a very successful annual 4 day national event aimed at inspiring 11-14 year olds interested in STEM (the academic disciplines of science, technology, engineering and mathematics).

The Big Bang Expo, held at the Harrow Weald Campus, included a number of STEM professionals who were on hand to network with Science students and offer some of their expertise and career advice. Apprentices from Harrow College joined in with a Careers Speed Networking event and had much to share about their experience of working and studying within the STEM sector. Representatives from Kingston University were also on hand to talk about university life and the STEM related careers some of their graduates have pursued.

One of the highlights of the day and a big hit with the students was the Ugly Animal Show delivered by TV presenter, Science Writer and Communicator, Simon Watts (previously presenter of the hit Channel 4 TV programme ‘Inside Nature’s Giants’). His show intrigued the on looking student audience who were fascinated by what they leant (…and if you want to know what the chocolate frog, banana frog and strawberry frog all have in common, ask any of our Science students!).

The action packed Expo offered many fantastic Science activities and experiments for all to enjoy which included physics rocket launches, chemical explosions (it was the Big Bang Expo after all!) , safely burning hands, model power stations, making fruit batteries, lip balm making and live dissections…and of course plenty of refreshments including drinks and cakes!

Michael Worgs, Senior Curriculum Manager for Science and Sport at Harrow College commented:

"Science remains a strong curriculum area at Harrow College and the Science Expo 2017 demonstrates the excellent skillset of our Science students and the passion with which we engage with the wider community." 

Click here for more information about Science courses at Harrow College.

Business students got a first-hand insight into the world of stocks and shares recently courtesy of a former student who has successfully forged a career in the investments market.

Arjun Bhogal, a former Law and Business Management student from Harrow College is now Director of the Institute of Broking. Arjun kindly accepted an invitation to visit his former stomping ground to inspire the next generation of students into how to be successful in the business world.

During the talk, which fittingly took place inside the Enterprise Centre at Harrow College, Arjun discussed how to start off a career within stockbroking. He explained some of the investment markets, highlighted some of the key terms and phrases used in this industry and where key information can be found and most importantly, the attitude needed to be a successful candidate.

With the stock market often being seen as quite a complicated industry to understand, the talk was designed to give students a better idea of stockbroking and the career path including exams and courses needed to progress.

Speaking after the talk, Arjun said “it was a pleasure to be invited back to Harrow College and I was made very welcome by the staff and pupils. I have many happy memories of my time as a student here. I look forward to returning again soon to meet more student passionate about business”.

Click here for information about Business courses at Harrow College

Harrow College students are delighted to be in full use of a brand new, state of the art facility for Health and Social Care training which opened in October 2017. 

Health and wellbeing is a growing area for employment locally and nationally, with new emerging specialist areas such as dementia care and autism care. This visually exciting, purpose built building extends to 1,305 m2 across two floors; it will be a regional hub for health care training, providing training for students at levels 1, 2, 3, 4 together with specialist professional/CPD opportunities for employers.

Alongside state of the art classrooms and IT facilities, specialist suites within the building include:

• Domestic care suite, where students can learn how to look after vulnerable adults in a home setting (image above)

• Orthopaedic care suite, for hands-on experience of handling clients getting in/out of hospital beds and learning how to operate the beds (image above)

• Nutrition laboratory, where specialist health diets can be devised and prepared (image above)

• Exercise suite, where students can learn about exercises suitable for specific health needs

• Triage room, for learning how to assess the needs of vulnerable clients in emergency situations

The new building is part-funded by a grant from the London Enterprise Partnership; designed by IBI Group and constructed by Ashe Ltd. Located on our tranquil Care Campus, in the Green Belt at Harrow Weald, it is built to a very high environmental standard (BREEAM Excellent), reflecting the College’s commitment to sustainability.

Click here for more on Health & Social Care courses at Harrow College.

Students at Harrow College have been visited by business volunteers and employees from a number of leading organisations in an initiative aimed at providing the young learners with an insight into working life and the actions they can take now to benefit their future careers.

The event took place over a week (20-24 Nov) with the employees visiting students during class time at both the Harrow on the Hill campus and the Harrow Weald campus. Students listened intently as the guests spoke about their journeys from education to employment.

Companies represented at Harrow College during the week included NHS, Lancome, Investec Bank, Royal Mail, Lloyds Banking Group, Yves Saint-Laurent, Royal Bank of Scotland and more. Many of the speakers gave tips on what the students could do now. Networking was a recurring topic with student being encouraged to grow their contacts and connections from all walks of life using the LinkedIn online social networking tool. Others spoke about the importance of developing skills, taking opportunities and building work experience to successfully climb the career ladder.

Michelle Carrington, a HR Professional and one of the guest speakers said; “It’s really important for young people to meet and speak to real people in work and to hear first-hand about the journey required to transition from education into employment”.

The event was delivered by Working Knowledge - a social enterprise that exists to open the eyes of business to the young talent available locally. Working Knowledge have many years’ experience of partnering with the Further and Higher Education sectors to support the education of full time learners through employer engagement.

Speaking at the end of the week which students described as being ‘inspiring’ and ‘motivating’, Lee Janaway, Head of Learner Services, Experience & Employment at Harrow College said:

“Harrow College is focused towards providing students with the skills, knowledge and experiences that will prepare them for their future employment aspirations. Therefore we are excited to work with Working Knowledge again this year to bring in Business volunteers into all curriculum areas to share their knowledge and experiences with our students. Stage 1 of this activity has seen 70 business volunteers come into the college and we hope to maintain these working relationships throughout the year and draw upon their expertise to the benefit of our student.”

Click here for more on Careers and Employability at Harrow College.

A cycling event at Harrow College (Harrow on the Hill campus) aimed at encouraging more females to get on their bikes and to cycle has been a big success.

The event titled ‘London by Cycle’ took place in late November and included:

- FREE Cycle Repairs
- FREE Cycle Advice
- FREE 121 Training
- FREE Bike Trials
- Fun Obstacle Course
- WIN A BIKE competition

The experienced team from London Cycling (London Cycling Campaign) were on hand to provide bikes whilst supporting and training anyone who needed to gain a bit more confidence. The event was open to female students and staff and were very well attended.

Further cycling events are planned for 2018 as Harrow College continue to support healthy living and environmentally friendly initiatives.

Harrow College will be open as normal tomorrow morning (Monday 11th December 2017).

Enjoy the rest of your weekend, see you at College tomorrow.

This notice is correct as of 5:30pm on Sunday 10th December.

Regards,

Harrow College

Staff from accounting powerhouse Deloitte spent a day with learners from Harrow College as part of a volunteering event. A group comprising of Learning Links students (from the specialist LLDD department at Harrow College for Learners with Learning Difficulty/Disabilities) and Business level 1 students from Harrow College along with tutors and support staff welcomed the team from Deloitte and together undertook two projects.

The first was a creative group task. Learning Links student worked in small groups with members of the Deloitte team to create colourful mosaics. The task involved lots of team work, planning and communication skills which brought the team members close together. The resulting mosaic designs were fantastic and will be on display inside the specialist Spring House building at the Harrow Weald campus.

The second task was specifically for the Business Level 1 students and focussed on employability. Deloitte employees offered their ideas, experiences and expertise to help teach students about employment skills including interview techniques and writing CVs. The learners received tips on how best to present themselves both face to face and on paper and had the opportunity to ask lots of questions.

Martyn Lear was one of the Deloitte staff involved. He said “We’ve been really impressed by how welcoming the students have been. This has been a great opportunity for us to be involved in something out of our comfort zones, to pass on our skills and to have fun!”

Debbie Cusack, Lecturer for supported learning, Entry and LLDD students at Harrow College, liaised with volunteering experts Volunteering Matters to organise the partnership with Deloitte. She said "Today has been a great experience for our students who have had the opportunity to meet new people from a prestigious company, learn new skills and ask lots of questions. We continuously aim to provide our students with development opportunities such as today which has been a thoroughly productive day for all involved".

Click here to view more about LLDD, Entry and Level 1 courses at Harrow College. 

The video production skills of Media students has been showcased at a dazzling Media Expo event.

Visitors to the Enterprise Centre at Harrow College were greeted with a transformed cinema style auditorium together with a big screen, theatre seating and of course snacks, to enjoy an evening of quality short video screenings.

For this year’s Media EXPO (on 14 Dec 2017), Level 3 Media students were tasked with producing short 3 minute promotional videos exploring either a small business or department within an institution, a community group, an inspiring individual, a landmark or a specific venue. The video could either advertise a service, communicate a message or introduce audiences to a particular facility/cause.

Storyboards were first produced and were on display at the Expo showing how the students visually planned the sequencing of their videos. After filming their videos on location with the client, the students then came back to the media suites at Harrow College and applied their post-production editing knowledge to complete their videos. This included lighting and timing considerations, transitions and effects, music choice and careful cutting. The Expo provided students with the ideal opportunity to put their media skills, acquired during college term time, into full use and based on a real life client brief.

Many of the clients featured in the videos also attended to watch the première screening and to support the young learners. The evening ended with an awards ceremony to reward students for their efforts and achievements with the Expo project.

Speaking at the event, Vishal Raja, Digital Media lecturer at Harrow College said; “Our students have really embraced the task and shown lots of passion, creativity and forward planning to complete videos of a very high standard. Feedback from clients has been very positive and the students should be extremely proud of their achievements”.

Click here for more about Media courses at Harrow College.

A brand new state of the art building for Health and Social Care training has been showcased as part of the Harrow College Health and Social Care Expo celebrations for 2017.

The Expo took place on 12th December 2017 and visitors got the opportunity to see the new facilities which students will now utilise to enhance their learning experience and help prepare them for a career in the industry.

Students chose to introduce their new environment in a number of ways including role-play. After being warmly welcomed into the new Care Suite by students dressed as receptionists, visitors were presented with live demonstrations which recreated a care home and nursing home environment. With full costume and make-up, students played the role of resident as well as carer, showing the skills and techniques they would use in live care environments like this. The adjacent Hospital Suite presented a similar story with students demonstrating how to deal with patients in a hospital ward environment.

The Nutrition Lab was also a hive of activity. Students put their food and dietary knowledge into practice by creating a range of tasty dishes. In doing so, they showed how ingredients including fresh produce can be used to create food items which are healthy and nourishing. Guests were invited to sample the food whilst students explained how they were created and why they are healthy. Students had also created display boards with information about healthy eating, veganism and first aid.

Calmness was restored in the adjoining Well Being room. Here students demonstrated the art of yoga and relaxation. Techniques were described and the on-looking guests were invited to take part in group yoga sessions. Other young learners were also present with display boards and materials showing how positive energy, emotions, moods and inspiration can all be drawn using different methods.

Level 3 Health & Social Care student Mia May Beale (17) was one of the participating students. She said:

“Our new building provides a lovely environment for study. There are lots of specialist facilities which allow us to showcase our practical skills as well as modern classroom to learn the theory side. This will also help students decide what they want to do in the future”.

Click here to see photos from the day on our Facebook page.

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A new student incentive aimed at encouraging maximum student attendance during the college term is proving to be very popular. The ‘100 Club’ programme, launched in late October 2017, offers students the chance of winning £100 worth of rewards per month in return for 100% attendance in the prior month. Those who achieve the attendance milestone are entered into a draw to win the top prize.

This fun initiative aims to highlight the importance of high attendance at college. High college attendance is strongly associated with greater student achievement. By promoting initiatives in this way, the College aim to not only raise awareness of something very important, but also reward those who put in the extra effort to attend college every day.

433 students achieved 100% attendance in November and 598 students achieved the same in December, all of whom were entered into a draw to win the top prize. The lucky winners so far include Maimoon Chowdhury aged 18 (November 2017) - photo above, and Punam Kapoor, aged 18 - photo left (December 2017). The January 2018 winner is yet to be announced. The monthly incentive scheme will run until late June 2018 with winners being celebrated each month with a photo on the college student online portal.

Speaking about the success of the programme, Harrow College Head of Learner Services, Experience & Employment Lee Janaway said:

“Harrow College believes that high attendance is a key priority for students to succeed and achieve their very best. Students achieving 100% attendance each month are entered into the 100 club monthly draw to reward and celebrate those students who show true dedication to completing their programmes of study. All students can still achieve the monthly 100% target, even if they haven't quite made it in the previous month. This is another positive initiative we use to support the college in maintaining high student attendance”.

Looking for a new college place starting in Sept 2018? We have an open day on Wednesday 7th Feb 2018. Click here for more information and to register.

The second stage of a successful employer/student engagement programme at Harrow College has commenced with the first few sessions once again proving to be very insightful and rewarding.

Students across all subject areas at Harrow College are being visited by business volunteers and employees from a number of leading organisations. This initiative aims to bring real live industry experience and challenges into the college environment by way of assessemnts and presentations. 

This follows stage one of the programme which took place in late 2017 when employees visited students during class time to speak about their journeys from education to employment.

Companies involved in the programme so far include NHS, Lancome, Investec Bank, Royal Mail, Lloyds Banking Group, Yves Saint-Laurent, Royal Bank of Scotland and more. Many of the speakers have been providing tips on what the students can do now to benefit their future careers. Networking was a recurring topic with students being encouraged to grow their contacts and connections from all walks of life using the LinkedIn online social networking platform. Others spoke about the importance of developing skills, taking opportunities and building work experience to successfully climb the career ladder.

Some students have had the opportunity to work to a live business brief set by the employers. Devising a marketing campsign for Pepsi, setting up a small business, designing logos, creating adverts and discussing business ethics have been just some of the topics the Harrow College students have tackled and presented in front of the industry experts.

The programme is being delivered by Working Knowledge - a social enterprise that exists to open the eyes of business to the young talent available locally.

Speaking at the end of stage one of the programme, Lee Janaway, Head of Learner Services, Experience & Employment at Harrow College said:

“Harrow College is focused towards providing students with the skills, knowledge and experiences that will prepare them for their future employment aspirations. Stage 1 of this activity has seen 70 business volunteers come into the college and we hope to maintain these working relationships throughout the year and draw upon their expertise to the benefit of our student.”

Students at Harrow College have relaunched their own radio station, bringing it back to the airwaves following a successful run last year. The station, called HC Radio, is managed and hosted by students and broadcasts once a week.

The first pilot show was broadcast in early Feb playing in the student canteens and around campus via students and staff smart phones, lap tops and desk top computers. Listeners were treated to a full hour of music mix, college news, current affairs and general discussion. Listeners were also able to get involved with the show via an online chat meaning the show had a great interactive element.

Regular weekly shows are due to broadcast when students return from their current half term break. Shows are pre-recorded on a Thursday and then broadcast via the internet on a Friday meaning listeners can log in and listen from anywhere in the world with an internet connection.

Shruti Ratna, Science Lecturer at Harrow College, helped to coordinate the station launch and even took to the mic herself during the relaunch pilot broadcast. Speaking about the relaunch of HC Radio, Shruti said:

“HC Radio is a great platform for likeminded students to listen to each other and share common interests. The students have worked really hard to bring the station back and they have lots of exciting plans for the station moving forward”.

Click here to listen to past show.

Health and Social Care students at Harrow College have been networking against the clock with a host of professionals from the Health and Social Care sector.

The event (on 6th Feb 2018) was a quirky spin on the popular speed dating concept where groups of students have 10 minutes per professional to ask questions, learn more about their profession and get as much career advice as possible.

Health and Social Care professionals from across the sector were involved including representation from Barnet Hospital, Harrow Probation Service, Harrow Youth Stop, University of West London, Bucks New University, Compass, Care Assist Ltd, The University of Hertfordshire and the London Metropolitan University.

The profession types included Drugs Counsellors, Mammogram Practitioners, Senior Probation Officer, Resilience Mentor, Health Promotion Ambassador, Operating Department Assistant
Social Worker, Medication and Rehab Assistant, Behaviour & Rehab Assistant, Care Assist Ltd, Youth Studies Ambassador, Recruitment Manager and a Psychology student.

As the 10 minute buzzer rang, the professionals rotated from group to group, taking quick fire questions from the eager students. Questions included how best to gain experience, which additional qualifications can help, what salaries can be expected as well as what the highs and lows of the job are. With students scribbling down notes and exchanging contact details, careers and curriculum staff at the college were thrilled by the passion and enthusiasm shown by the students to take full advantage of the opportunity.

Student feedback after the event was very positive. One student described the day as “inspiring” whilst another said; “I have learned about professions that I didn’t know existed. This has helped me to have more of an idea of what I would like to do in the future”.

For more on Health & Social Care at Harrow College, click here.

The Harrow College Student Council have held a meeting with college staff (on 21 Feb) to discuss key issues and explore important topics impacting the young learners.

The session, packed with over 50 students, started with an introduction from Student Union President Bella Odattil, 17, who set the agenda whilst welcoming the audience comprising of fellow students, tutors, support staff and members of the senior management team. This was followed by a welcome from Pat Carvalho, Principal and Chief Executive of Harrow College.

The students then split into groups with an ice breaker task titled ‘Harrow College represents…? In this activity, students got creative and used various stationary items to create pictures and symbols to represent what Harrow College means to them. Each group then presented their creations to the room with the all-staff judging panel deciding on their winner.

Next, it was the turn of the staff to update the Council in a segment called ‘You said, we did’. Here, key issues from the previous meeting were addressed and staff had the opportunity to discuss what progress had been made on key issues.

The groups next took part in a speed networking activity titled ‘Speak up! Meet the managers’ where each group had 5 minutes to quiz different managers from the college about issues which are important to them. Managers from many different areas including Learners Support, Quality, IT and more were represented, rotating from one table to the next every 5 minutes.

The session ended with an open forum which included the student council updating everybody on various issues with a key focus on attendance and discussing if the college can do anything to help further motivate students to learn.

Speaking after today’s meeting, Sandie Petrie, Student Enrichment Coordinator at Harrow College said “Our Student Union and Student Council is run for students, by students. Today’s meeting was a great opportunity for some important issues to be discussed by our student representatives in the presence of college staff. Discussions can now be moved forward in partnership with Student Union officers and college managers”.

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NOTICE: Harrow College is open today as per usual (Friday 2nd March). Please travel to College safely.

This message will be updated with any changes. Last updated: Friday 2nd March, 7am