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5 March 2010

Student organised fashion show raises money for Cancer Research UK

Student organised fashion show raises money for Cancer Research UK.

3 March 2010

Former student and author returns to Sixth Form after 25 years

Comic fantasy novelist Jonathan Eaves returned to the Sixth Form today to speak to students about his book Rude Awakenings.

1 March 2010

Watch our Visual Arts & Media Promotional Film

This short film demonstrates the opportunities available for students studying Visual Arts and Media at Blackpool Sixth Form.

27 February 2010

Students enjoy musical success

Students take a tongue-in-cheek trip back in time as they take to the stage with their performance of Oh What a Lovely War.

26 February 2010

Students set for Jinx Fashion Show

Students have organised Jinx Fashion Show this Wednesday 3rd March at The Hilton Hotel in Blackpool.

Announcements

Pop Wannabe Live Final 2010 (Concert Hall)
11th March

Preparing for University Information Evenings for Upper Sixth Parents
17th March - 18th March

HE Information Evening for Lower Sixth Parents (NEW DATE)
25th March

Web Accessibility Statement

click here to read our Web Accessibility Statement

Publication Scheme

In compliance with the Freedom of Information Act 2000, the College issues a Publication Scheme. The Scheme is a document where we declare which pieces of College-related information we publish or intend to publish in due course.

Download a guide to the Publication Scheme

Data Protection Policy

The College recognises the rights of students and staff to have their data held safely, securely and legally with regards to the Data Protection Act 1998 legislation. This involves ensuring that only the information required for the running of the College is requested from the students,and that the students know what informationis being held about them as well as their rights with respect to that data.

The Data Protection Policy that is in place within the College takes steps to ensure that the data is kept securely, both in electronic and paper based formats, and to ensure that the data that is kept is as up to date as possible. The Policy also identifies the individuals and organisations to which the College disseminates data, along with legal justifications for those data destinations.

The Blackpool Sixth Form College aims not only to abide with its legal obligations relating to the Data Protection Act 1998, but also to provide an environment in which both students and staff feel comfortable that the College is keeping their data securely, and that they may exercise their rights with regards to that data at any time. The security issues addressed within the Policy are supported by the College's Disaster Management Plan and Computer Misuse Policy.

Safeguarding Policy

Download the College's Safeguarding Policy

Disaster Management Plan

Download the College's Disaster Management Plan, which includes the Pandemic Outbreak policy.

Child Protection Policy

The Blackpool Sixth Form College has a commitment to the wellbeing of both students and staff and fully recognises the contribution it can make to protect and support its students.

There are three main elements to our Child Protection Policy:

Prevention: The creation of a College atmosphere in which fear is absent, students trust staff, and students communicate well with staff.
Protection: Agreed procedures which ensure that staff are informed and aware of the College's Policy, Guidelines and Procedures, and are supported to respond appropriately and sensitively to Child Protection concerns.
Support: Appropriate support for students who have concerns about abuse and for College staff who support them.

The Policy applies to all College staff and to all students under the age of eighteen.

Race Equality Scheme

Gender Equality Scheme

Disability Statement

The Blackpool Sixth Form College is a fully inclusive College with experienced staff who each have a specialism.

We advise you to disclose your additional needs to us before you start at College. Please talk to us at Open Evening. This is so that we can make any preparations and adjustments for you in advance. You could make contact through email to learnalert@blackpoolsixth.ac.uk at any time before or during your course.

You will be invited in for a discussion with the Head of Additional Support or another member of our team to discuss your needs and how we can best support you during your time at College.

We are willing to be flexible to meet your needs - these can be discussed. You may like to bring along a parent / guardian / carer or friend etc to your interview. Together we will develop your Additional Action Plan.

Visit the Disability Statement page of our website

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