Barnet and Southgate College - Full Time Guide 2012/13

Barnet and Southgate CollegeFull time guide 2012/13

For the latest information, full course listings and details of how to apply for a course at Barnet and Southgate College, please visit www.barnetsouthgate.ac.uk, email: [email protected] or call 020 8266 40002

WelCome From the PrinCiPal

Thank you for picking up our brochure for 2012/13.

Barnet and Southgate College is one of the largest Colleges in London and a great place to study or develop new skills. We’re very proud of our students and I’d like you to be part of our future success.

Inside this brochure you’ll find out about the hundreds of courses on offer and the industries we serve. Our expert staff are on hand and on-line, ready to help you choose the best course and make the most out of your time with us. We actively encourage and help our students to become independent and responsible for their own success. We also offer expert guidance on potential career options, going to university, apprenticeships and employment opportunities.

We boast five campuses spread across north London, and offer courses as diverse as our student body: from GCSEs and A Levels to professional qualifications and

Higher Education, from basic maths and literacy to vocational training in everything from catering and construction to hairdressing and motor sport.

Whatever course you choose you’ll receive a warm welcome, great support and high quality education and training. We have been ranked as “outstanding” by Ofsted in many areas and have excellent specialist facilities. Our courses have impressive links to the commercial sector and we can offer inspirational advice about enterprise and entrepreneurship. If this brochure whets your appetite for acquiring new skills, come and visit us at one of our many open days and community events held throughout the year – just check our website or Facebook page for latest details.

Making the decision to come to Barnet and Southgate College is a significant investment in your future, and we look forward to helping you achieve your goals and aspirations.

David ByrnePrincipal and Chief Executive

For the latest information, full course listings and details of how to apply for a course at Barnet and Southgate College, please visit www.barnetsouthgate.ac.uk, email: [email protected] or call 020 8266 4000 3

Why ChooSe Barnet and Southgate College?

With so much choice around, why would you choose Barnet and Southgate above other schools, colleges or training providers? Here are 10 key facts that may help you make the right decision for your future.

Key Facts:1. Barnet and Southgate College is a

highly successful Further Education college with over 21,000 students of all ages, from 14 years old to our oldest learner who is 86.

2. Barnet and Southgate College is one of the largest Colleges in North London and is a prolific member of the 157 group: an organisation that represents 27 of the largest, most successful and influential Further Education colleges in England.

3. The College is renowned for its broad range of courses and the high quality of its teaching. With full and part time courses for young people and adults including: A Levels, foundation degrees, professional qualifications, vocational studies, work skills training and education for people with learning difficulties and disabilities.

4. The College delivers approximately 1,500 courses, in over 20 subject areas, across five campuses at: Wood St (High Barnet), Southgate, Grahame Park (Colindale), Edmonton (Edmonton Green) and Arts Depot (Finchley).

5. The College is recognised for some of the best training facilities in the UK including: a state of the art £50 million campus at Wood St; two motor vehicle workshops; a brand new commercial beauty training spa; a commercial hairdressing salon; two commercial training restaurants; industry standard electrical workshops; a mechatronics centre; dedicated music recording studios; dance studios and fully equipped purpose built science laboratories.

6. The College offers broad support services such as mentors, counselors, work experience coordinators and careers advisors. These services are accredited by Matrix, an external standard that recognises quality in advice and support services.

7. The College also supports people who are unemployed or at risk of redundancy with specialised courses designed to get people back into work.

8. The College has strong links with partners such as: the London Boroughs of Barnet and Enfield, Middlesex University, JCP and local schools.

9. The College also works in partnership with local, regional and national employers, in particular through Training for London, a specialist subsidiary which provides bespoke training for large and small employers.

10. The Colleges (Barnet College and Southgate College) merged into one new college on 1st November 2011 – providing the residents of Barnet, Southgate and Enfield with access to a choice of high quality learning opportunities and exceptional skills and training facilities.

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FaCilitieS and eventSWood Street Campus

Southgate Campus Performance Arts Students, artsdepot

Fashion Cutting RoomsDervis Konuralp, Celebrating Success 2011

Brand new Beauty Spa

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Commercial Hair Salon

Mobile Learning

Gym

Music Students perform at Brent Cross Science Labs The Restaurant

Motorsports Hair and Beauty Students show at Brent Cross


What are my course options/ outcomes?

• Pre-entry courses• Entry Level Certificate• Vocational qualifications• Literacy and Numeracy• IMI

• BTEC Introductory• CACHE Foundation• GCSE (grades D-G)• QCF(NVQ)• VRQ

• AAT Certificates• BTEC Firsts• CACHE Diplomas• GCSE (grades A*-C)• QCF(NVQ)• VRQ

What are the entry requirements?

No formal qualifications required. You may need an interview and a basic literacy and numeracy assessment

GCSE Grades E,F,G or equivalent

You may require an interview and an acceptable reference. Some subject areas require a basic literacy, numeracy and practical skills assessment.

For some subjects a portfolio or evidence of work/work experience may be required.

You will need to demonstrate an interest in the chosen subject.

GCSE Grades C,D,E orequivalent

You may require an interview and an acceptable reference. Some subject areas require a basic literacy, numeracy and practical skills assessment.


You may need to demonstratean interest in the chosensubject.

What can the course lead to? • Progression to Level 1• BTEC Introductory• CACHE Foundation• GCSEs• QCF(NVQ)• VRQ

• Progression to Level 2 including:

• AAT Level 2• Apprenticeships Level 2• CACHE Diplomas Level 2• VRQ Level 2

• Progression to Level 3 including:

• AAT Level 3• Apprenticeships Level 3• CACHE Diplomas Level 3• CYQ Level 3

hoW do i ChooSe the BeSt level For me?

Entry Level Level 1 Level 2

7For the latest information, full course listings and details of how to apply for a course at Barnet and Southgate College, please visit www.barnetsouthgate.ac.uk, email: [email protected] or call 020 8266 4000

• AS/A2 Levels• Applied A Levels• AAT Diplomas• Access to Higher Education• BTEC Nationals• CACHE Diplomas• QCF(NVQ)

• AAT Diplomas• Foundation Degrees• Higher Education (HE) Certificate• Higher National Diploma (HND)• Higher National Certificate (HNC)• ITEC• QCF(NVQ)• Professional Qualifications e.g. ACCA

• Foundation Degrees• Professional Qualifications

5-6 GCSEs A*–C Grade, AS Levels requiring 6 passes obtained in one sitting or equivalent.

You will require an interview and an acceptable reference. Some subject areas require a basic literacy and numeracy or aptitude assessment.


You will need to demonstrate an interest in the chosen subject.

A/AS Levels or equivalent, BTEC L3 or equivalent.

You will require an interview and an acceptable reference. Some subject areas require a test in English Level 2.

Mature learners require appropriate work experience.

You will need to be able todemonstrate an interest in thechosen subject.

A/AS Levels or equivalent.

Some subject areas may require a test in communications and English.

Mature learners may requireappropriate work experience.

• Progression to Level 4 including:• AAT Diploma Level 4• Foundation Degree• Higher National Diploma (HND)• Higher National Certificate (HNC)• ITEC Level 4

• Progressions to Level 5 including: • Foundation degrees• Professional Qualifications e.g ACCA

• Honours degree

Level 3 Level 4 Level 5


taBle oF ContentS

Apprenticeships 9

A Level Courses 10

Back to Basics 11

Business Industries 12

Catering & Hospitality 14

Construction Industries 16

Creative Industries 18

ESOL, EFL & IELTS 20

GCSE Courses 21

Health, Education & Social Care 22

Motor Vehicle & Motorsport Industries 24

Young College Courses for 14-16 Year Olds 25

Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths 26

Supported Learning 27

Sports Industries 28

Our Courses 30

How much will my course cost for 2012/13 36

How to Find Us 38

General Information 39

Open Events 40

The details in this prospectus were correct at the time of going to press and we aim to provide accurate and relevant information to inform your choices. However, changes to provision since the printing of this prospectus may occur so please check details on our website: www.barnetsouthgate.ac.uk

aPPrentiCeShiPS at Barnet and Southgate College

Apprenticeships refer to on the job training, which leads to a nationally recognised qualification, developed by industry experts. They provide an ideal stepping stone to your chosen career or further education.

Apprenticeships generally fall into one of three categories:• Apprenticeships equivalent to Level 2 (or

GCSE level). • Advanced Apprenticeships equivalent to

Level 3 (or A-levels). • Higher Apprenticeships – equivalent to

Level 4/5.

Your training would normally include:• A knowledge based element (Technical

Certificate). • A competency based element

QCF(NVQ). • Transferable or functional skills (such as:

English, Maths, IT). • A module on employment rights and

responsibilities. • A module on personal learning and

thinking skills. • One to four years to complete

(depending on the scheme and the ability of the Apprentice).

The College offers apprenticeships in a number of sectors including: hairdressing, construction, catering, motor vehicles, accounting and business administration. Once you start your apprenticeship you will be appointed an assessor who will work in partnership with you to make sure your training is going well, and your assessor will also update your employer on your progress and vice versa.

In order to be eligible for an apprenticeship you must be employed for a minimum of 30 hours per week. The College is always working with local employers to find suitable work opportunities, when available these positions will be advertised on the College website: www.barnetsouthgate.ac.uk as well as on the National Apprenticeship Service (NAS) website: www.apprenticeships.org.uk. If you are aged between: 16-18 years old, the College maybe able to assist you financially, by employing you via the Apprenticeship Training Agency.

For further information please contact: [email protected] or telephone 0208 266 4333.



a level CourSeS

Our wide range of A and AS Level courses makes Barnet and Southgate College one of the largest A Level providers in north London. We treat all our students as adults and all our lecturers and tutors are experienced, specialist A Level teachers.

A and AS Level courses are taught at our Southgate and Wood Street Campuses. Our Wood Street Campus offers brand new state-of-the-art facilities and is one of the newest college buildings in the country.

A personal tutor will support you during your studies and guide you with, among other things, the UCAS application process. You will also have access to a range of learning resources.

A Level subjects include:• Accounting• Biology• Business Studies• Chemistry• Economics• English Language and Literature• English Literature• Extended Project• Film Studies• Government and Politics• History• Information and Communications

Technology• Law• Mathematics (with statistics,

mechanics or further)• Music• Music Technology• Physics• Psychology• Sociology


Back to Basics programmes are one of Barnet and Southgate College’s big success stories. These courses are for students who may need to achieve qualifications or build confidence in order to progress on to Level 2 courses, training or employment. The opportunities available are designed to build on your existing skills, help you gain new skills and knowledge, increase your confidence and develop your self-esteem. Basic reading, writing and maths courses are free at Barnet and Southgate College.

These courses can help you improve your job prospects, gain qualifications, prepare you for Further Education or develop your confidence in reading, writing, spelling, maths and computing. Our courses are designed to support individuals in achieving their personal learning goals.

BaCk to BaSiCS


BuSineSS induStrieS

Barnet and South College offers an extensive range of courses in business and related areas including Accounting, Administration, Law, Computing and Information Technology. We have a proven track record in delivering programmes from a wide variety of professional awarding bodies including: AAT, ACCA, CIPD, CISCO, Microsoft as well as more general business courses.

We offer up-to-date courses which reflect the dynamic business environment in our changing world. Our courses are taught using the latest technology and resources and our staff all have experience within business industries.

We work closely with employers to ensure that the subjects studied are relevant to the place of work and that students can develop all-important employability skills throughout their time on the course.

Subjects include:• Accounting• Administration• Business• Computing• Human Resources Training• Information and Communication

Technology (ICT)• Law• Management• Marketing• Travel and Tourism


Catering & hoSPitality

Catering & Hospitality courses at Barnet and Southgate College provide students with the opportunities to learn, develop and practise skills that they will need when they progress to the hospitality industry.

As a trainee chef you will develop new skills in our specialist larder, pastry and production kitchens both at Southgate and Grahame Park Campuses. Trainee chefs work alongside food service students within our formal and bistro restaurants, which offer a realistic work environment and are open to students, staff and the public. The hospitality teaching areas are equipped to professional standards with all the tools required to prepare both classic and contemporary cuisines.

The teaching team possesses a wealth of industry experience and has well-developed links with London’s top hospitality establishments and organisations, providing exciting programmes for all Catering & Hospitality learners. These organisations regularly visit the College to deliver workshops and lectures, and also host students in their own hotels and restaurants.

Who we work withWe have an impressive portfolio of Catering & Hospitality links in Greater London and the Home Counties. This allows our students to work alongside employers in the industry and secure employment opportunities. Our links include:• BBC Masterchef• Claridges• De Vere• Gordon Ramsey Holdings• Harrods• Jumeriah• Smiths Of Smithfield• The Association Culinaire Française• The Hilton• The Intercontinental• The Ivy• The Savoy• The Ritz• Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen

Subjects include:• An Introduction to Chef’s

Professional Diploma• Cake Decoration• Food & Drink Service• Food Preparation & Cooking Larder• Food Preparation & Cooking Pastry• Food Safety• Hospitality Management• Hygiene• Professional Cookery Apprenticeships• Travel & Hospitality


Our Construction Industry courses are taught at both our Southgate Campus and purpose-built construction facilities at our Grahame Park Campus. The department has links with local and national employers that complement the excellent construction training offered at the College.

If you are able to gain appropriate work experience in the construction industry, which is validated through on-site assessment, you may qualify for a construction QCF(NVQ). If you are unable to gain appropriate work experience, you can study for a Diploma. A full list of Diplomas and QCF(NVQ) units for our construction courses is available on our website www.barnetsouthgate.ac.uk DIY courses are also available.

Subjects include:• Bricklaying• Carpentry and Joinery • Electrical Installation • Furniture Making• Multi Skills• Painting and Decorating• PDS• Plastering• Women in Construction

ConStruCtion induStrieS


Creative induStrieS

Barnet and Southgate College offers a diverse creative curriculum in our superb facilities. We have an excellent reputation for creative industries and attract students from across the UK and around the world, as well as meeting the needs of our local community.

The superb facilities across the artsdepot, Wood Street and Southgate Campuses includes brand new Apple Mac Studios, digital media editing facilities, TV studio, college radio with fully equipped audio recording facilities, Mechatronics Centre, drama studios, dance studios, fashion studios with industrial equipment, photography studios and darkrooms, print room with digital and canvas printing facilities, 3D workshops and several large art studios. We also have an industry standard hairdressing salon at Grahame Park and a brand new commercial beauty training spa at our Wood Street campus.

We reflect the vibrant nature of creative skills in a practical, vocational atmosphere, offering students skills that will enable them to progress into work or onto higher level or specialist qualifications.

The courses we offer enable you to develop awareness of emerging trends and encourage the development of the skills needed for setting up your own business in the creative arts industries.

Our range of courses is broad, offering you many opportunities to progress to professional qualifications, employment or Higher Education.

Who we work with• Alternative Fashion Week at

Spitalfields Market• Artzone Magazine• Brent Cross Shopping Centre• Clothes Show Live • Exhibitions at the Four Greens• London and Regional Universities• London Film Foundation• Middlesex University

Subjects include:• 3D Design• 3D Animation• Art & Design• Beauty Therapy • Fashion• Graphics• Hairdressing• Media • Media Make-up• Multi Media• Music• Performing Arts• Photography


eSol & eFl

Barnet and Southgate College caters for all levels of English to improve job prospects, support your life in the UK or enable you to transfer your professional career from one country to another.

The ESOL/EFL department offers a range of general English tuition from beginner to advanced. All general English classes lead to internationally recognised Cambridge ESOL/EFL examinations. Our EFL provision is also accredited through the British Council.

The Academic English course prepares students for undergraduate and postgraduate study, including preparation for the IELTS test. Specific skills based classes are offered in the areas of communication, grammar and vocabulary and British Culture, as well as speaking, reading and writing. Furthermore Business English and IT modules are also available. Remember that you can also attend our intensive summer school programme.

We also offer a full range of ESOL, including our Young ESOL (16-18) provision, from Entry 1 to Level 2, ESOL vocational tasters and personal development courses to meet your needs.

We offer a range of ESOL vocational course options in:• Applied Science • Childcare• Construction and Vehicle Technology • Hospitality• Introduction to Hair and Beauty• IT & Multimedia

Our ESOL courses are for people who have come to the UK to live or work and who intend to settle in the UK. These programmes combine a vocational specialism with core skills, in English Language, Numeracy and IT in order to develop the vocational and personal and social development skills you need to be successful at work, home and as a UK citizen.


gCSeCourSeS

Have you completed a GCSE course at school but need to improve your grade? On our one – year GCSE programme you take five subjects at GCSE Level. Many GCSE students progress to other courses at Barnet and Southgate College.

Subjects include: • Biology• Chemistry• English• Mathematics• Physics

We also offer part time GCSEs in the following subjects:• Biology• English• Maths


health, eduCation & SoCial Care

We offer a wide range of courses in health, education and social care, alongside both counselling and public services, providing a route into a variety of employment opportunities in the sector. Our courses can prepare students for Higher Education in areas such as nursing, other health related professions, social work, youth work, early years and teaching.

As one of the leading centres for high-quality vocational training in the North London area, we work closely with Middlesex University to develop and deliver our courses; a partnership that benefits both local employers and students.

Subjects include:• Childcare• Counselling• Education • Health• Public Services Social Care• Teacher Education – Barnet and

Southgate College offers a range of initial teacher training courses.

Courses include:• Assessor/Verifier awards• Cambridge CELTA• Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong

Learning Sector • Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong

Learning Sector


motor vehiCle& motorSPort induStrieS

Our Motor Vehicle programmes based at our Southgate Campus cover a wide range of subjects including Motor Mechanics, Motorsport, Vehicle Body Repair, Vehicle Paint Refinishing, Management Disciplines, and Fault Diagnostics.

This complete qualifications programme from Entry Level 3 Diploma to Higher National Diploma has been carefully designed and planned to give you the opportunity for career progression leading to employment in all areas of the motor trade.

Practical and diagnostic work is a major part of all the courses and is carried out in our new, well equipped, modern workshops. We have also invested in an interactive learning suite, where simulation of vehicle systems takes place and problems are resolved.

Sponsorship and support comes from companies like Morelli, 3M, and Du Pont, to ensure the department is ahead of the game. Links with Brands Hatch and Rye House Stadium ensure a vibrant atmosphere for students and staff.

Who we work with:• 3M• Du Pont• Morelli Group• North London Garages GTA• Smart Express• STL

Subjects include:• Fault Diagnostics• Management Disciplines• Motor Mechanics• Motorsport• Vehicle Body Repair• Vehicle Paint Refinishing


young College CourSeS For 14-16 year oldS

The Young College (Southgate Campus) has established itself as the market leader for alternative 14-16 provision in North London. Young College is not just a place to study; it has a strong sense of community and students are warmly welcomed into its diverse and multi-cultural environment.

We offer a range of full time courses including: • Year 11 ESOL • GCSE programmes with an added

vocational subject• Passport to progress • Transition to work programmes

We also offer a range of part time vocational courses utilising facilities across all three campuses to include:• Catering• Construction• Hair and Beauty• Motor Vehicle maintenance• Motorbike maintenance• Motor Vehicle repair and paint spraying• Sport


SCienCe, teChnology, engineering & mathS

In our new science facilities at our Southgate and Wood Street Campuses, we aim to bring science to life and to make it both interesting and accessible to as wide a range of students as possible. Our courses enable you to explore a range of Science topics through scientific investigation and demonstration.

The success of the Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) subjects at Barnet and Southgate College has been achieved through our dedicated and experienced staff. Learners will benefit from a range of activities that enable top class learning to take place outside the formal classroom environment.

The department also arranges for the industry to give our learners an insight into how Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths are used in professional working environments. National Science Week allows learners to demonstrate presentations and projects that they have been working on throughout the year. This top class learning environment has allowed learners to progress to prestigious universities such as Cambridge, Imperial and UCL.

Who we work with• Centre of the Cell at St Mary’s

University• GlaxoSmithKline • Hammersmith Hospital• Hertfordshire University• Learning and Skills Improvement

Service STeM programme• Middlesex University• Spectroscopy at UCL• The College of Osteopaths• The New Engineering Foundation• Zoological Society

Subjects Include:• Applied Science• Engineering• Forensic Science• Maths • Medical Science


SuPPorted learning

Our Supported Learning courses are specially designed for students with learning difficulties and disabilities and those with mental health conditions who feel they need a friendly learning environment adapted to their individual needs.

The learning difficulties and disabilities department has excellent facilities at our Grahame Park Campus including a café, shop, art gallery, computing rooms and a recently updated garden area and sensory room.

The mental health department runs courses at our Grahame Park Campus for adults and at our new Wood Street Campus for adults and for 16-19s.

In our recent Ofsted inspection “Independent Living and Life Skills” were graded “outstanding”; the highest grade that can be awarded.


SPortS induStrieS

At Barnet and Southgate College you can choose from a variety of different pathways in this diverse and exciting area of study.

Students studying on a sports course at Barnet and Southgate College can expect to experience a good range of educational and team building challenges. All sports students have free access to the College gym at our Southgate Campus and attend a range of subsidised visits to a variety of sport and leisure establishments. These visits can involve bowling, skiing, golf, leisure centres, professional clubs, universities, theme parks, paint balling and sporting facilities. You will also have the opportunity to participate in guest speaker debates, a range of practical sports and a residential visit, all of which are linked to the specification of the curriculum/course being studied.

We have excellent working partnerships, all of which offer a great opportunity for students to experience top-level coaching and take part in matches, with some voluntary work experience openings too.

Who we work with• Tottenham Hotspur Foundation• Saracens• London Skolars• Lee Valley Athletics Centre• Sports Vocational Training Service• London Badminton Academy• Enfield Sports Development• Fusion• Primary and secondary schools in the

London Borough of Enfield

Subjects include:• Coaching and Fitness Instructing • Practical Sports• Anatomy and Physiology • Sports Development • Nutrition • Health and Safety• Psychology,• Fitness Testing • Sports Leadership, • CYQ Fitness Instructor• NGB Coaching Awards • Duke of Edinburgh Bronze or Silver • NGB Officials courses in some sports• Basketball• Cricket


Course ref Course title Duration Campus Level

A Levels

A full A Level takes 2 years to complete; learners can choose to complete AS (Year 1) or A2 (Year 2) or both years with us

1A103012W11 Accounting WS 3

1A103212W11 Biology WS 3

1A100212S11 Biology SG 3

1A103312W11 Business Studies WS 3

1A103412W11 Chemistry WS 3

1A100212S11 Chemistry SG 3

1A103812W11 Economics WS 3

1A104012W11 English Language and Literature WS 3

1A104112W11 English Literature WS 3

1A127512W11 Extended Project (AS only) WS 3

1A104212W11 Film Studies WS 3

1A104512W11 Government & Politics WS 3

1A104612W11 History WS 3

1A104912W11 Law WS 3

1A108512W11 Mathematics WS 3

1A100212S11 Maths – Statistics SG 3

1A126912W11 Music AD 3

1A127012W11 Music Technology AD 3

1A105412W11 Physics WS 3

1A105512W11 Psychology WS 3

1A105612W11 Sociology WS 3

Apprenticeships

2D191212W11 Various roles available – Learners must be in employment 1 Year All Sites 2 and 3

Access to Higher Education

2B100212W11 Access to Nursing 1 Year WS 3

1C100112G11 Access to Information Technology 1 Year GP 3

1C100112W11 Access to Information Technology 1 Year WS 3

2B100612W11 Access to Teaching 1 Year WS 3

1A113012W11 Access to Science 1 Year WS 3

2B100812W11 Access to Social Work 1 Year WS 3

Back to Basics – Skills for Work and Leisure

TBC Skills For Working Life – Sport & Science 1 Year SG E

TBC Skills For Working Life – Motor Vehicle & Technology 1 Year SG E

TBC Skills For Working Life – ICT & Business 1 Year SG E

TBC Skills For Working Life – Hospitality & Catering 1 Year SG E

TBC Skills For Working Life – Health & Care 1 Year SG E

our CourSeS



3B209012G11 Skills Builder 1 Year GP E1

3B215312W11 Skills Builder 1 Year WS E2

3B200112G11 Basic Skills 1 Year GP E3

3B200212W11 Basic Skills 1 Year WS E3

TBC Bridging Course 1 Year SG E3-L2

Business, Accounting & IT

2D103112G11 AAT Accounting 1 Year GP 2

2D103112W11 AAT Accounting 1 Year WS 2

2D106612G11 AAT Accounting 1 Year GP 3

2D106612W11 AAT Accounting 1 Year WS 3

2D106212G11 AAT Intensive Accounting 1 Year GP 2 to 3

TBC AAT Accounting Technician Intensive 2 Years WS 2, 3 & 4

TBC Foundation Diploma for IT Users 1 Year WS & GP 1

1C102912G11 ICT Foundation Learning 1 Year GP 1

1C102912W11 ICT Foundation Learning 1 Year WS 1

1C103912G11 BTEC Diploma for IT Users 1 Year GP 2

1C103912W11 BTEC Diploma for IT Users 1 Year WS 2

1C100512W11 BTEC Diploma IT Users 1 Year WS 3

1C100512G11 BTEC Diploma IT Users 1 Year GP 3

1C102812W11 BTEC Extended Diploma IT Users 1 Year WS 3

TBC BTEC Certificate/Diploma in Vocational Studies for IT & Multimedia 1 Year SG 1

1C128112S11 BTEC First Certificate/Diploma in IT 1 Year SG 2

1C128212S11 BTEC Extended Diploma in IT 2 Years SG 3

TBC BTEC Foundation Diploma in Business & Travel 1 Year WS 1

2D101412W11 BTEC Diploma in Business 1 Year WS 2

2D101612W11 BTEC Diploma Business 2 years WS 3

2D191112W11 OCR Diploma Administration 1 Year WS 2

2D191112G11 OCR Diploma Administration 1 Year GP 2

TBC BTEC National Diploma in Business Combined with Diploma in Applied Law 2 Years WS 3

TBC BTEC National Diploma in Business combined with Diploma in Finance 2 Years WS 3

Catering and Hospitality

TBC Professional Chefs Diploma 1 Year GP 1

TBC Professional Chefs Diploma with English 1 Year GP 1

TBC Professional Chefs Diploma 1 Year GP 2

TBC Professional Chefs Diploma with English 1 Year GP 2

TBC QCF(NVQ) Chef 1 6 Mths-1 Yr GP 1

TBC QCF(NVQ) Chef 1 with English 6 Mths-1 Yr GP 1

TBC QCF(NVQ) Chef 2 1 Year GP 2

TBC QCF(NVQ) Chef 2 with English 1 Year GP 2

TBC QCF(NVQ) Advanced Larder Chef Diploma 1 Year GP 3

TBC QCF(NVQ) Advanced Pastry Chef Diploma 1 Year GP 3

TBC Professional Food and Beverage Service 1 Year GP 1

TBC Professional Food and Beverage Service 1 Year GP 2

TBC Communication Pathway to Hospitality 1 Year SG 1



2C350312S11 VRQ 1 Professional Cookery 1 Year SG 1

2C350512S11 VRQ 2 Professional Cookery 1 Year SG 2

2C350712S11 QCF(NVQ) 2 Professional Cookery 1 Year SG 2

2C350412S11 QCF(NVQ) 3 Professional Cookery 1 Year SG 3

TBC CTH Diploma in Professional Culinary Art 1 Year SG 4

Construction Industries

2C400212G11 Bricklaying Diploma 1 Year GP 1

2C400312G11 Bricklaying Diploma 1 Year GP 2

2C500212G11 Carpentry & Joinery Diploma 1 Year GP 1



2C600112G11 Painting & Decorating Diploma 1 Year GP 1

2C600212G11 Painting & Decoration Diploma 1 Year GP 1

2C415012S11 Construction Multi Skills 1 Year SG 1

TBC QCF(NVQ) Diploma in Maintenance Operations 1 Year SG 2

2C701112S11 Certificate in Electrotechnical 1 Year SG 2

2C701212S11 Performing Engineering Operations 1 Year SG 1

2C701312S11 Performing Engineering Operations 1 Year SG 2

TBC Women in Construction* 1 Year GP TBC

TBC Furniture Making* 1 Year GP TBC

TBC Personal Development Skills* 1 Year GP TBC

*These courses are new and under development, we hope to offer them for Sept 2012 start

Creative Industries

TBC BTEC Certificate/Diploma in Vocational Studies for Art & Media Production 1 Year SG 1

1B104212W11 BTEC Diploma in Art & Design 1 Year WS 1

1B101412W11 BTEC Diploma Art & Design 1 Year WS 2

TBC BTEC Diploma Art & Design 1 Year SG 2

1846/SF11/P BTEC Extended Diploma in Art & Design 2 Years SG 3

1B140612W11 BTEC Foundation Diploma in Art & Design 1 Year WS 3

1B145812S11 BTEC Foundation Diploma in Art & Design 1 Year SG 3

1B101812W11 BTEC Extended Diploma in Art & Design 2 Years WS 3

1B101912W11 BTEC Subsidiary Diploma in Art & Design 1 Year WS 3

1B101512W11 BTEC Diploma in Creative Media Production 1 Years WS 2

1B102412W11 BTEC Extended Diploma in Creative Media 2 Years WS 3

1B145212S11 BTEC Extended Diploma in Creative Media 2 Years SG 3

1B145912S11 BTEC Diploma in Creative Media Production 1 Year SG 2

1B102212W11 BTEC Extended Diploma in Graphics 2 Years WS 3

1B102312W11 BTEC Extended Diploma in Computer Animation Games & Web Design 2 Years WS 3

1B102112W11 BTEC Extended Diploma in Fashion & Clothing 2 Years WS 3

1B102612W11 BTEC Extended Diploma Photography 2 Years WS 3

ESOL

3A531112D11 Communication Skills for Life & Work 1 Year SG E1-L2

3A531212S11 YESOL Full-time - Young ESOL 1 Year SG E1-L3

3A100312G11 ESOL Intensive 1 Year GP E1




3A500212W11 ESOL Intensive 1 Year WS E2

3A503412W11 ESOL Intensive 1 Year WS E3


3A100512G11 ESOL Intensive 1 Year GP 1

3A100112G11 ESOL 16-18 Foundation 1 Year GP E1



3A503312W11 ESOL 16-18 Pathways to Training 1 Year WS E1



TBC Communication Pathway to Beauty 1 Year EGCC E3

3A200012S11 English as a Foreign Language (EFL) 1 Year SG

TBC English for International Students 1 Year SG 1

3A531012S11 Communication Pathway to Childcare 1 Year EGCC E3

3A531012S11 Communication Pathway to Childcare 1 Year SG E3

TBC Communication Pathway to Hospitality 1 Year SG E3

TBC Communication Pathway to Beauty 1 Year SG E3

TBC Communication Pathway for IT & Media 1 Year EGCC E3

TBC Communication Pathway for IT & Media 1 Year SG E3

TBC Communication Pathway: IT and Creative Media 1 Year SG 1

TBC Communication Pathway: Construction & Vehicle Technology 1 Year SG 1

TBC Communication Pathway: Hair & Beauty 1 Year SG 1

1A141412S11 Communication Pathway: Applied Science 1 Year SG 1

1A103412S11 Communication Pathway: Hospitality 1 Year SG 1

TBC International Students 1 Year SG 3

Foundation Degrees and Higher Education

2D104612W11 Foundation Degree In Business 2 Years WS 4 and 5

1C103512W11 Foundation Degree in Computing 2 Years WS 4 and 5

1B101712W12 Foundation Degree in Creative Arts 2 Years SG 4 and 5

2B108712W71 Foundation Degree in Early Childhood Studies 2 Years WS 4 and 5

1B100112W11 Foundation Degree in Fashion 2 Years WS 4 and 5

TBC Foundation Degree in Financial Services 2 Years WS 4 and 5

1B120112W11 Foundation Degree in Graphic & Multimedia Design 2 Years WS 4 and 5

TBC Foundation Degree in Networks & ICT System Support 2 Years SG 4 and 5

1B100812A11 Foundation Degree in Performing Arts 2 Years AD 4 and 5

TBC Foundation Degree FdSc – Coaching & Sports Development 2 Years SG 4 and 5

2C200912G11 HE Certificate Spa and Salon Management 1 Year GH 4

52C700212G11 Extended Engineering Degree Initial Year 1 Year GP 4 and 5

2C800012S11 HND Motor Vehicle Operations Management 2 Years SG 4 and 5

TBC HND Biology 2 Years WS 4 and 5

TBC HND Mechanical Engineering (Mechantronics) 2 Years TBC 4 and 5

GCSEs

TBC GCSE Programme (Science Pathway) 1 Year SG 2



Hair & Beauty

2C100412G11 Intro to Skills for Hair and Beauty 1 Year GP E

2C100112G11 Diploma in Hair & Beauty 1 Year GP 1

2C202312G11 Beauty Therapy 1 Year GH 2

2C202412G11 Beauty Therapy 1 Year GH 3

2C100212G11 Diploma in Hairdressing 1 Year GP 2

2C101312G11 QCF(NVQ) Hairdressing 1 Year GP 3

2C201112G11 Specialist Make Up 1 Year GH 2

2C202112G11 Specialist Make Up 1 Year GH 3

2C200912G71 ITEC Spa Management 2 Years GH 4

Health, Education and Social Care

2B102212W11 CACHE Award/Certificate/Diploma in Caring for Children (QCF) 1 Year WS/SG 1

2B102412W11 CACHE Award/Certificate/Diploma in Childcare and Education 1 Year WS/SG 2

2B102912W11 CACHE Award/Certificate/Diploma in Childcare and Education 2 years WS/SG 3

2B104312W11 Foundation Learning in Health & Social Care 1 Year WS/SG 1

2B121012W11 BTEC First Diploma Health & Social Care 1 Year WS/SG 2

2B104912W12 BTEC National Diploma in Health & Social Care 1 Year WS/SG 3

2B104912W11 BTEC Extended Diploma in Health & Social Care (Progression route from BTEC National Diploma) 1 Year WS/SG 3

Motor Vehicle

2C800512S11 IMI Diploma in Vehicle Maintenance & Repair 1 Year SG E3

2C800612S11 IMI Diploma in Vehicle Maintenance & Repair 1 Year SG 1

2C800812S11 IMI Diploma in Vehicle Maintenance & Repair 1 Year SG 2

2C800712S11 IMI Diploma in Vehicle Body Repair & Paint Refinishing 1 Year SG 1

2C800912S11 IMI Diploma in Vehicle Body Repair & Paint Refenishing 1 Year SG 2

2C800312S11 BTEC National Diploma Vehicle Repair & Technology 2 Years SG 3

2C800212S11 BTEC National Diploma in Motorsport 2 Years SG 3

Performance Arts

1B101612A11 BTEC Diploma in Performing Arts 1 Year AD 2

1B102512A11 BTEC Extended Diploma in Performing Arts 2 Years AD 3

1B114812A11 BTEC Extended Diploma in Music 2 Years AD 3

Public Services

2B145312S11 Foundation Learning in Public Services 1 Year WS/SG 1


2B145012S11 BTEC First Diploma in Public Services (Edexcel) 1 Year WS/SG 2

New for 2012 BTEC National Diploma in Public Services (Edexcel) 2 Years WS/SG 3

TBC BTEC Diploma in Non-Uniformed Public Services 1 Year WS/SG 2

TBC BTEC Diploma in Non-Uniformed Public Services 1 Year WS/SG 3

Sciences

1A141512S11 FLT Diploma in Applied Science 1 Year SG 1

1A141412S11 Communication Pathway to Applied Science 1 Year SG 1

1A140212S11 BTEC Intro Diploma in Applied Science 1 Year SG 1

1A113112W11 BTEC First Diploma in Applied Science 1 Year WS 2

1A140012S11 BTEC First Diploma in Applied Science 1 Year SG 2

TBC BTEC First Diploma in Engineering 1 Year SG 2



1A113912W11 BTEC Extended Diploma in Applied Science 1 Year WS 3

1A127312W11 BTEC Sub Diploma in Applied Science 1 Year WS 3

1A140512S11 BTEC Extended Diploma in Engineering 2 Years SG 3

1A140512S11 BTEC National Diploma in Science (Applied/Medical/Forensic)/Engineering 2 Years SG 3

Supported Learning

3B308212G11 Explore Learning 1 Year GP Pre Entry

3B308312G11 Learning Skills 1 Year GP Pre Entry

3B323212S11 Pathways to Independence 1 Year SG E1 & 2

3B399812V11 Life Skills Generic 1 Year GP E1-E3

3B302112G11 New Dimensions 1 Year GP E1-E3

3B311312G11 Next Step 1 Year GP E1-E3

3B312512G11 Personal & Social Development 1 Year GP E1-E2

3B312012G11 Pre-Vocational Skills 1 Year GP E1-E2

3B440812W7G CourseLINK 1Year WS E3-L1

3B420212W11 Academic Choices 1Year WS E3-L1

Modular Community Link 1 Year WS E3-L1

Modular Community Link 1 Year GP E3-L1

Modular Vocational Opportunities 1 Year WS E3-L1

Modular Gallery 89 1 Year WS E3-L1

3B420212W11 Academic Choices 1 Year WS L1-L2

TBC Essential Skills for Life 1 Year SG 1

3B323112S11 Learning Skills for Employment & Independence 1 Year SG 1

Sport

2C313612S11 BTEC Certificate/Diploma in Sport & Active Leisure 1 Year SG 1

TBC BTEC Award in Sport with Award in Multi-skills (Construction) 1 year GP 1

2C313712S11 BTEC Diploma Sport 1 Year SG 2

TBC QCF(NVQ) Certificate in Activity Leadership 1 Year SG 2

2C313912S11 BTEC Diploma in Sport (Coaching, Development and Fitness) 2 Years SG 3

TBC BTEC Extended Diploma in Sport (Coaching, Development and Fitness) 2 Years SG 3

TBC BTEC Subsidiary Diploma in Sport with 2 A-levels 2 Years WS 3

TBC CYQ Diploma in Personal Training 1 Year SG 3

Travel & Tourism

2D200412W11 BTEC Diploma in Travel & Tourism 1 Year WS 2

2D200512W11 BTEC Diploma Travel & Tourism 1 Year WS 3

TBC BTEC National Diploma in Travel & Tourism combined with a Diploma in Business 2 Years WS 3

Young College

TBC ESOL 1 Year SG 1

7A101012S11 Foundation Learning * 1 Year SG TBC

TBC Passport to Progress* 1 Year SG TBC

1A141612S11 Traditional Pathways – GCSE* 1 Year SG TBC

TBC Transition to work * 1 Year SG TBC

* You can only apply for these courses through your school


hoW muCh Will my CourSe CoSt For 2012/13UK/EEA StudentsThe amount you pay will depend both on your circumstances and the course you are enrolling on. The full cost of your course will be the course’s tuition fees plus its examination fees and a College registration fee where this applies. For some courses you will also be required to pay additional supplementary fees, for (e.g.) materials. Generally, for one academic year, the fees are as follows:

You are between16 and 18 years old on 31 August 2012

Tuition Fees• Courses up to Level 3 do not charge a

tuition fee to 16-18 year-olds• For Access, Foundation Degrees and

HE Courses, fees for 16-18 year-olds are the same as those described below for students 19 years-old and over

• College Registration Fees: Nil• Exam fees: Nil• There may be some additional

supplementary fees for equipment that is vital to your course

You will be 19 years old or over on 31st August 2012If you are on means-tested benefits, Government Policy at the moment is that you will be entitled to concessionary fees in 2012/13 as long as you can declare that the course you have chosen will give you appropriate skills to help you enter employment and that you are looking for work.

Students who sign a Self Declaration Form to that effect, backed up by appropriate proof, do not pay any course fees. This currently applies to adults in receipt of the following benefits:

• Income support• Working Tax Credit (note: dependents only)• Pension Guarantee Credit• ESA (not WRAG)• Council Tax Benefit• Housing Benefit

You will still have to pay any applicable supplementary fees. Note that this entitlement is still subject to change in Government Policy. If you are on Jobseeker’s Allowance or Employment Support Allowance (WRAG) then you are entitled to concessionary fees, and will not be charged Tuition, Examination, or College Registration fees, but you will still have to pay any applicable Supplementary Fees. This is also the case if you are a registered asylum-seeker supported by NASS payments. You will also only have to pay applicable Supplementary Fees for a course where you and that specific course meet one of the following criteria:

• The course you are doing is an Adult Basic Skills Literacy or Numeracy course.

• Your course is an Entry Level or Level 1 vocational course to give you skills you need to progress on to your first Full Level 2 qualification later.

• You are under 24 years old and the course will get you your first Full Level 2 qualification.

• You are under 24 years old and the course will get you your first Full Level 3 qualification – note that this also applies to Full Level 4 qualifications.

If any of the above criteria do not apply to you, then you will be expected to pay full fees. These are as follows:

Tuition Fees• Courses up to Full Level 3 – Where a course is for full-time

students the tuition fee will be £1,500.00.

– Tuition fees on courses for part-time students vary according to course hours. As an example, tuition fees for a 120-hour course will be £400.00.

• Foundation Degrees and Higher Education (HE)

– The year’s tuition for second year students will be £3,500.00.

– For first-year students the year’s tuition fees in 2012/13 will be £5,200.00.

Registration Fees (part-time only)• Courses up to Level 3 - £20.00• Foundation Degrees and HE – None Examination Fees• Examination fees vary according to the

qualification and the price of this as set by the exam’s Awarding Body


Supplementary Fees• There may be some additional charges

for equipment that is vital to your course

N.B. You may have additional tutorial and/or study hours in addition to your in-class course hours. You are not charged for these additional hours however, and for all purposes the core hours of your course are usually 16 hours a week or less.

Fee-Status AssessmentWhen you come in for your interview you will be assessed as to what fee you will have to pay and whether you meet criteria for waived tuition and examination fees. If you would like advice about whether you might be entitled to any waived fees, please speak to one of our Admissions Staff on 020 8266 4000. If you find you are not entitled to any waived fees but think you might be eligible for possible financial assistance to help pay for your course please speak to one of our Student Services Advisors.

ProofIf you think you may be entitled to waived fees, we will need to see up-to-date proof of qualifications and/or that you will when you start the course be on the appropriate benefits. If it is on the grounds of your qualifications and the course you are doing then we will need to see the appropriate certificates, and your Unique Learner Number will also be useful (if you know it). If you are receiving Jobseeker’s Allowance or Employment Support Allowance (WRAG) you will need to bring proof from your DWP office dated within the last two weeks confirming that you will when you start the course be receiving benefit. ES40s will not be accepted as evidence of Jobseeker’s Allowance. Under current Government Policy, if you are on means-tested benefits and doing your course to enhance your employability skills, you will need to bring a letter from the benefits office detailing your benefits,

dated within the last month, or else an earlier letter supported by current bank statement showing the same benefit payment. If you are a NASS-supported asylum-seeker you will need to bring your latest receipts.

Sources of Financial SupportThere may be financial support available for you. For further information please go to: http://www.barnetsouthgate.ac.uk/The-College/course-fees2/sources-of-financial-support

Other helpful linkswww.direct.gov.uk/studentfinance.

Learner Support FundThe Learner Support Fund is for learners in Further Education in financial hardship.Learners aged 19 and over on the 31st August 2012 who are in receipt of means-tested or disability benefits can apply for funds to help pay for course-related expenses such as childcare and travel. It is advisable to apply early, especially for childcare support, because funds are limited and do run out quickly. Application packs are available at every College campus just before the start of the new academic year. If you wish to apply to this fund, you must see a Student Services Information and Advice Officer in the College. They may also be able to give information about educational trusts and charities.

Costs for materialsFor all courses you will need to buy stationery and course materials. The cost of these items varies for each course, but is particularly high for courses in Art & Design, Media and Performing Arts, Beauty, Hairdressing, Hospitality and Catering, and Construction because for these courses you will often need to buy uniforms and items of equipment. This will be clarified at your interview.

International StudentsInternational students are those who are coming to the College from outside the EEA. To attend one of the College’s mainstream courses you will need to have a Student Visa that permits you to be in the UK for full-time study. The tuition fees for one academic year, for international learners who have a student visa to study full-time in the UK are:

• Courses up to Full Level 3 – Where a course is for full-time

students the tuition fee will be £5,368.00.

– Tuition fees on courses for part-time students vary according to course hours. As an example, tuition fees for a 63-hour course will be £751.00.

• Foundation Degrees and Higher Education (HE)

– For both first-year and second-year international students the tuition fees for Foundation Degrees will be £5,368.00.

The exact fee will depend on the course you decide to enrol on.

How do you know if you are eligible for home-student fees?

For Further EducationHome students normally have settled status in the UK or European Economic Area.(EEA) Asylum seekers may also be eligible for Home fees.

For Higher EducationHome students normally have settled status in the UK or European Economic Area and may be subject to three years residency requirements. You will be assessed as to your eligibility for home-student or international-student fees when you come to enrol.


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A. Wood Street CampusWood Street, Barnet EN5 4AZTel 020 8200 8300

B. Grahame Park CampusGrahame Park Way, London NW9 5RATel 020 8200 8300

C. Southgate CampusHigh Street,London N14 6BS,Tel: 020 8982 5050

D. Edmonton Green Campus2nd Floor, 23 St George’s Chambers, South Mall, Edmonton Green, London N9 0TSTel: 020 8345 7209

E. artsdepot5 Nether StreetLondon N12 0GA

AccessibilityIf you need help accessing this information or would like information in another format please contact: The Learning Support and Disability Manager, Barnet and Southgate College, Southgate Campus, Room 9, B Block, High Street, Southgate, London N14 6BS. Tel: 020 8982 5050 or email: [email protected]

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Accuracy This prospectus describes the courses offered by Barnet and Southgate College. Should you become a student of the College you may receive further documents describing the teaching, examination, assessment and other educational services which we offer. Barnet and Southgate College will take all reasonable steps to provide educational services in the manner set out in the prospectus and in those further documents. It does not, however, guarantee the provision of such services.

Please note that at certain times of the year the College may need to cancel or rearrange your class to enable exams to take place in the College halls. The College reserves the right to close any class on which insufficient numbers of students have enrolled. Should industrial action or circumstances beyond the control of the College interfere with its ability to provide educational services, the College will take all reasonable steps to minimise the resultant disruption to those services.

Should you become a learner at the College, this notice will constitute a term of any agreement between you and the College. Any offer of a place made to you by the College is made on the basis that in accepting such an offer you signify your consent to the incorporation of this notice as a term of any such agreement.

The details in this prospectus were correct at the time of going to press and we aim to provide accurate and relevant information to inform your choices. However, changes to provision since the printing of this prospectus may occur so please check details via the Barnet and Southgate College website: www.barnetsouthgate.ac.uk.

Study hoursFor courses in this prospectus, the core course for students aged over 19 comprises less than 16 hours a week. Our part-time course guide has details of courses running for less than 12 hours a week and short courses. Each course in this prospectus comprises a core number of hours. However, a timetable may be drawn up according to an individual student’s needs. Students may study in the learning centres during “free periods”.

Code of ConductWe aim to provide a friendly, safe and supportive environment for you to study and enjoy yourself in. As a condition of being accepted onto a course you must agree to keep to the Student Code of Conduct, which you can find on the website and on posters around the College. The College also has a set of Values which both students and staff are expected to adhere to. These College Values are on display throughout the College and on the website.

Safeguarding Children, Young People and Vulnerable AdultsBarnet and Southgate College has a legal duty and responsibility to promote and safeguard the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults. As part of this duty we have a Safeguarding Policy and Procedure, and a team of Safeguarding officers, for further information go to: www.barnetsouthgate.ac.uk/safeguarding

Equal OpportunitiesBarnet and Southgate College positively respects and values the diversity and ability of its community, and the contributions which people from a range of backgrounds and experiences bring to the institution.

Barnet and Southgate College is committed to ensuring equality of opportunity for all learners. We will actively work to remove conditions which place people at a disadvantage, and vigorously combat prejudice and bigotry, in order for all people to achieve their potential regardless of race, belief, gender, sexual orientation, disability or age. Barnet and Southgate College further recognises that different forms of disadvantage can and do interact. Where multiple disadvantages are found, we will take action to remove them. To make sure that everyone is treated equally, we would like you to work with us to carry out this policy, and to check that there are no hidden obstacles to learner achievement. In order to do this we need to monitor learner enquiries, applications, enrolments and learning progress. The College has declared its commitment to expose and eliminate racial prejudice where it is found to exist. In order for us to achieve our goal it is essential that you complete the Ethnicity section on the application form.

Data protectionBarnet and Southgate College holds records and processes personal information (including information of a sensitive nature such as ethnicity and medical conditions) in compliance with the terms of the Data Protection Act 1998. Please read the Declaration and Data Protection section of the application and enrolment form carefully before you sign, date and return it. You have a responsibility to provide accurate data and to inform us if your personal details (e.g. your address) change. If you have any queries or would like a copy of our Data Protection Policy, you can write to the Data Protection Controller, Barnet and Southgate College, Grahame Park Way, Colindale, NW9 5RA

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Grahame Park CampusWednesday 21st March 2012 5.00pm-7.00pmSaturday 24th March 2012 10.00am-2.00pmTuesday 15th May 2012 5.00pm-7.00pmSaturday 19th May 2012 10.00am-2.00pm

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