Clarendon Sixth Form College

Performing arts students at Clarendon Sixth Form College get a taste of the industry with theatre Q&A session.

Adam Quayle and Hannah Tyrell-Pinder, artistic directors and co-founders of Box of Tricks Theatre, met with students via Microsoft Teams to discuss a variety of topics.

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Performing arts students at Clarendon Sixth Form College are preparing to put on their first totally digital production.

Due to restrictions imposed during the Covid-19 pandemic, it was decided that students would create a show which could be broadcast online.

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Clarendon Sixth Form College distributes nearly 300 laptops to students without access to technology for learning at home.

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Fashion retailer Boohoo donates laptops for digitally excluded students at Tameside College and Clarendon Sixth Form College during lockdown.

The company, which is based in Manchester, has donated 25 laptops through the Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) tech fund.

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Politics students at Clarendon Sixth Form College, take part in Tameside and Glossop’s Strategic commissioning budget session online.

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Performing arts students from Clarendon Sixth Form College are collaborating with local community group, Tameside Culture on this year’s Christmas project.

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From website visits, to Facebook Live attendances and applications, Clarendon Sixth Form College's first ever virtual open event was a success.

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Joshua Whitbread, a media production student at Clarendon Sixth Form College, has been working with multi award winning screenwriter and director, Jim Cartwright.

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Clarendon Sixth Form College has launched its annual toy appeal with the help of local charity, Action Together.

The aim of the toy appeal is to give the children and teenagers of Tameside, who live in poverty, a present this Christmas.

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Clarendon Sixth Form College has launched a food appeal, with donations presented to local charity, Action Together.

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