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The Student Association (SA) at Bishop Burton College is an amazing way to get involved in the social side of being a student! Led by the elected student president, the SA committee plan and organise events throughout the year and act as the official link between students and the college. We're always looking for ideas from students or people who want to get involved. If you have any questions or ideas email ruby.till@bishopburton.ac.uk or pop into the SA office in the meadows.

As one of the country’s finest land-based colleges Bishop Burton has a national reputation for quality and is the only College in the UK to hold Centre of Vocational Excellence status in both Agriculture and Equine. What's on offer? The College offers a wide range of land-based and non land-based courses for those looking for Further or Higher Education and many courses offer clear progression routes from BTEC First Diplomas through to Honours Degrees and beyond. The College also offers a wide range of apprenticeships and work-based learning opportunities for those who would prefer to earn while they learn. Many of our apprentices attend college on a day or block-release basis. Bishop Burton College also has an effective support network for all learners including welfare officers, sports development, chaplaincy and a warden service. What else is available on campus? The main campus in Bishop Burton village is home to a 360 hectare mixed farm which includes a Freedom Food assured, high-welfare pig unit, and brand-new dairy parlour, beef unit and sheep facilities. The College also boasts a state-of-the-art equine unit and therapy centre, which incorporates the new Olympic-standard Bishop Burton Arena, and animal management facilities. Amenities include residential accommodation for more than 300 students including two brand-new hostels, numerous catering establishments, bar, varied social calendar, sports hall and gym. Sports teams include football, rugby, hockey, netball and clay pigeon shooting. Campus developments The College has recently invested £40million in an ambitious campus redevelopment scheme, which includes the College’s Centre for Sport & Fitness complex and Bishop Burton Arena. Completed projects also include: • A Learning Resource Centre and library • State-of-the-art sports centre and fitness suite • Traffic management system, car park and main entrance • Classrooms and workshops • Floodlit, all-weather pitches • Student residential accommodation • Equine centre including Olympic-standard arena, new outdoor arenas, stabling, hacking track, practical unit and therapy rooms • Sheep, dairy and arable units • Animal Management facilities including outdoor handling centre • New horticulture building • New kennels and grooming facilities • Improved and extended Centre for Agricultural Innovation • New beef unit To find out more about Bishop Burton College and for details of all of our courses, contact us on: Tel: 0800 731 82 81 Email: enquiries@bishopburton.ac.uk www.bishopburton.ac.uk

We offer full and part-time further and higher education courses, apprenticeships, training for businesses and learning for fun. Check our course finder for more information. Find out more about East Riding College on our website and specifially here: https://www.eastridingcollege.ac.uk/about-us

Every month we have a guest speaker who will talk, for 20 minutes, about their scientific work and surrounding issues. Then its up to the audience to grill the speaker with questions and issues that they thing are important. Meetings are very informal with an emphasis on discussion. The is no need to book a place and no entry fee. We just ask that you make a small donation to cover the guest speakers travel costs.

Classes are for Birth - 13 months and held at :- Kinderland, Hessle - Monday Selby Rugby Club, Selby - Wednesday CLB Hall, Beverley - Friday email beverley@babysensory.co.uk to book a free taster session

Our vision is of a society in which young people can easily contribute, have their rights respected and are valued members of their communities. SAY SO will work in partnership with community organisations and local Councils to deliver a range of diverse engagement activities for young people by engaging them in the decision making at a local level, promoting intergenerational community cohesion and challenging oppression, combating discrimination and xenophobia. Supported by a qualified youth worker with 25 years experience of engaging and working with young people SAYSO will provide young people with a range of exciting and challenging opportunities to achieve the aims of the organisation.

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