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BCA is "Outstanding" - latest Ofsted Inspection

An Ofsted Inspection in May 2011 confirmed that BCA offers "Outstanding" education for 14-16 year-old learners, and "Good" education for those aged 16+.

2011-07-07
BERKSHIRE, ENGLAND, July 06, 2011 (Press-News.org) A recent Ofsted visit has confirmed that BCA is providing "Outstanding" education for the 14-16 year-old students attending the College every week.

It is a double celebration for BCA with the added excellent news that the College is graded overall as "Good" for 16+ learners. The Inspection team recognised that success rates for students are above the national average, and achievement and progression for school pupils is outstanding. Most students on advanced courses attain high added value, and overall the proportion of high grades achieved is good. Senior Management and the Governing Body provide good vision and strategic direction and strong leadership. Students feel safe and the College provides good value for money.

Inspectors met with students from various areas across the College, who stated that they enjoy coming to BCA and are well motivated to develop the confidence to continue their learning or progress to employment. They recognise lessons are lively and interesting, and taught by well qualified and experienced lecturers who structure courses to gain the best balance between theory and practical topics. The learning experience is enriched with external trips as well as visits from industry experts, with lecturers listening to students' feedback and tailoring courses in response.

The recent GBP17m capital investment was praised for having provided new buildings and excellent classroom accommodation, with well-designed specialist facilities.
Inspectors found the students full of praise for BCA lecturers and staff, finding them friendly and welcoming and always keen to provide extra support. Students love the uniquely beautiful campus and highlighted how easy it was to meet new friends and socialise.

Peter Thorn, who has been Principal at BCA for 23 years and is retiring this summer said: "I am personally delighted at this tremendous result which puts the College, with its new buildings and campus, on a very sound footing to continue its progress and development. I would like to thank all my colleagues for their commitment and support of our students and achievement of a very high standard result."

BCA is a further and higher education land-based College serving the Thames Valley.

Based in Maidenhead, Berkshire, a daily transport service runs from within a 30-mile radius, and residential accommodation is available.

Courses offered include animal care, child care, countryside management, floristry, foundation studies, health and social care, horse management, horticulture, motor vehicle, public services and sport.

Visit our website - http://www.bca.ac.uk


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[Press-News.org] BCA is "Outstanding" - latest Ofsted Inspection
An Ofsted Inspection in May 2011 confirmed that BCA offers "Outstanding" education for 14-16 year-old learners, and "Good" education for those aged 16+.