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  • Public Services Students take part in a Mock Road Traffic Collision

      Derbyshire Constabulary and Fire & Rescue visited Buxton & Leek College today to present a harrowingly realistic ‘mock’ road traffic collision, closing the Devonshire Road in Buxton. The demonstration which used the College’s Public Services students as passengers and witnesses, is part of a campaign to reduce the number of casualties and deaths caused…


  • Beauty students benefit from MAC training with previous student Abbie

    Level 2 Beauty students took part in a MAC Make Up Lesson delivered by talented beauty therapist, MAC make up artist and beauty trainer Abbie Rowley. Abbie previously studied Beauty at Buxton & Leek College before securing a role as a make up artist at L’Oreal after her course, followed by a career at MAC…


  • Meet the Principal in National Apprenticeship Week this March

    As part of National Apprenticeship Week 2019, we’re inviting apprenticeship employers to come to a breakfast networking event being held at the Business Lounge at our Leek Campus. Employers will have the opportunity to meet Principal Len Tildsley, take a tour of the fantastic facilities on offer at the Leek Campus and network with other local employers…


  • Sport students visit Warwickshire County Cricket Club and Warrington Wolves

    Students from our Sports course visited Warwickshire County Cricket Club, home of Birmingham Bears in January. In the same month, they also visited Warrington Wolves’ ground, the Halliwell Jones Stadium, to take part in a Rugby League Training Session where they practiced tackling. They learned sports skills that they can use to support them on their course,…


  • HAVE A LOOK AROUND BUXTON & LEEK COLLEGE IN MARCH

        Buxton & Leek College is welcoming students to attend an Open Day on Saturday 2 March from 10am till 1pm, held at both College campuses based at Buxton and Leek.   The Open Day is for everyone: those at school or adults looking to upskill in order that they can have a look around the College and discover more about…


  • Outdoor sports students scale Mam Tor

    Students studying Outdoor Sports took part in a hike from Edale up to Mam Tor as part of their course. They took part in the hike to equip them with leadership, orienteering and outdoor adventure skills that will enable them to progress in a number of different careers, including Activity Leader, Outdoor Sports Instructor or…