Expand your Horizons (St Bart's)

Are you a Year 11 student at St Bart’s, or the parent of one?

Expand your Horizons is an exclusive event designed to help you explore exciting post-16 options beyond GCSEs. Hosted in partnership with St Bartholomew’s School, this event offers a unique opportunity to discover how a career-focused education at Newbury College could set you up for success.

This special event is exclusively for St Bart’s students and their parents, reflecting our ongoing collaboration to provide tailored information, advice and guidance as students consider their next steps.

You’ll gain valuable insights into the diverse range of programmes available at Newbury College, including:

• Vocational courses: Learn hands-on skills in industries like engineering, construction, health and social care, IT, and more.
• Apprenticeships: Earn while you learn, combining practical work experience with classroom-based qualifications.
• T Levels: Discover these exciting, government-backed qualifications that combine academic study with industry placements in fields such as digital, media, and building systems engineering.

For young people, this is an opportunity to see what a more career-focused education looks like and decide if it aligns with your goals and interests. For parents, it’s the perfect chance to ask questions, understand the options available, and support your young person in making informed decisions about their future.

With expert staff on hand, you’ll have the chance to explore pathways that prioritise career readiness and personal development, all while gaining the qualifications you need to thrive in the modern workplace.

We look forward to welcoming you to Newbury College and helping you explore the possibilities ahead.

Not part of St Bart’s?

We’re thrilled to be working with St Bartholomew’s School to bring this event to their students, but we don’t want anyone to miss out! If you’re not part of St Bart’s but would like to learn more, we invite you to attend our upcoming Open Event on 19 March, or reach out to your school to explore the possibility of arranging a similar event.