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Leith's School of Food and Wine:
... recently attended the "Easy Dinner Party" course at Leiths. 1) On the first day there was tea, coffee and biscuits set out in the canteen, which was nice. On the following day when we arrived however, again tea, coffee and biscuits were set out, so my classmates and we poured ourselves a cup each. A member of staff then walked in and announced that it was not for us, and promptly removed the cups and ... Read the full review: Not all wine and roses at Leiths by Munchkin |
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Plymouth College School / College / Ford Park, PL4 6RN overall rating  1 review
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Fullbrook School School / College / Fullbrook School Selsdon Road New Haw Weybridge Surrey KT15 3HW Tel.:01932 349301 overall rating  1 review
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Anniesland College School / College / Anniesland College Hatfield Drive Glasgow G12 0YE Tel:0141 357 3969 Fax:0141 357 6557 overall rating  1 review
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St Louis Grammar School School / College / Ballymena N. Ireland overall rating  1 review
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Gateway Sixth Form College School / College / Leicester City overall rating  1 review
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Lowestoft College School / College / overall rating  1 review
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Westminster College School / College / Various locations. e-mail address for admissions is admissions@westminster-cfe.ac.uk overall rating  1 review
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Wolverhampton Girls' High School School / College / Wolverhampton Girls' High School, Tettenhall Road, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, WV6 0BY. Tel.+44 (0)1902 312186. Fax. +44 (0)1902 426908 overall rating  1 review
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Middlesbrough College Address: Dock Street / School / College / Middlesbrough / TS2 1AD / Tel: 01642 333333 overall rating  1 review
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Henley in Arden High School Address: Stratford Road / School / College / Henley-in-Arden / Warwickshire / B95 6AF / England overall rating  1 review
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Schools & Sixth Form Colleges in general ... have just finished my a-levels at Torquay Boys Grammar School 6th form, in Devon (England). And I think that it was a better choice than going to college. Primarily, because the qualifications i received are perhaps more recognised in some areas of the employment world than a NVQ or similar qualification. Also, for my particular 6th form, it was brilliant as it was attached to the secondary school I went to. As is the case with many 6th forms. This is beneficial as you start off (probably) the hardest work you have had to do in already familiar surroundings, rather than having to adjust to it at a new college. This is especially good when you consider that many studen... Read the full review: 6th Form by benmartin6 |
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Schools & Sixth Form Colleges in general ... is it? A 6th Form Centre is one where students of the ages between 16-18 (in England years 12 and 13 or upper and lower sixth) are taught. This is normally for A-level qualifications in England, and the range varies between sixth form centres and across the country and is normally decided upon by available teaching staff and demand (ie you can t teach Music if you don t have any music teachers). Isn t it just like High School? Not really, you have the choice to attend a sixth form college or not, so normally everyone who is at the sixth form is their because they want to be, not because they have to be. This often means that there is more maturity within each class,... Read the full review: Great Ideas and Well worth While by ChristinaFeilden |
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Schools & Sixth Form Colleges in general ... went to my local secondary/grammer school in Northern Ireland and as I wanted to go to university was encouraged greatly to continue my studies to a levels in this school instead of going to tech. A 6th form college is one that has a 6th form in it (ofcourse) where pupils aged roughly 16 to 18 can complete their a levels to qualify them to go to work or to further their studies in university to degree level or other various courses. I was never really a fan of school, though I knew that I always wanted to go to university so I when deciding whether to stay on at my own school and do my a levels, or go to tech (or college) and do a diploma (or whatever the equivilent t... Read the full review: 6th form schooling by lorrainek858 |
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