The red carpet was laid out at the Royal Bath Hotel, Bournemouth, to welcome The Bournemouth & Poole College’s award winning students for 2014.
The plush De Vere Suite was the perfect setting, as more than 100 parents , staff and students, applauded the awarding of this year’s prizes for the college’s truly exceptional students.
The Bournemouth & Poole College is toasting its best ever return for A Level results with a 100% pass rate. It’s an improvement on last year’s numbers, and a breakdown of the figures shows that 66% achieved A to C grades and 37% were in the A* to B range.
A delighted Head of Sixth Form, Tracey Griffin, said: "This is a fantastic achievement and is a well-deserved result for all our hard working students. They have all stepped up to meet the challenge of the first stage of A Level reforms and met it head-on with outstanding success. It’s an excellent outcome for the college."
Parkstone mum Kate Wedge has completed a research project to help scientists understand why the lake in her local park becomes clogged with algae in the summer. The algae can be toxic to animals and a nuisance to people using the lake for water sports.
The computer generated imagery (CGI) design show at The Bournemouth & Poole College attracted dozens of visitors.
The annual regional SkillBuild contest, held this year at the Oxford and Cherwell College, produced six winners all from The Bournemouth & Poole College’s Construction department.
