A Red Nose Day to remember
Three days of Red Nose Day fundraising came to a record-breaking conclusion on Friday when the college’s total amount of money raised was announced.
Record numbers spit to save lives
Record numbers of Huddersfield New College students signed up to the Anthony Nolan Trust’s donor register when the team visited college this week.
Media students gain industry insight from Media Centre
Media and Film Studies students from Huddersfield New College visited The Media Centre on Northumberland Street to work with established industry professionals.
Library makes a difference around the world
She doesn’t normally dress like this! College librarian Rebecca Wilson dressed in medieval attire to promote the medieval genre (because she couldn’t find any horned helmets to make a viking costume).
Students sign up to save lives
Students became life savers today by signing up to two donor services that will have significant impacts on the lives of others.
Street dancing comes to HNC
Zorro dropped into HNC this afternoon, but maybe not the one you’re thinking of… Street dancer Curtis Young, known as Zorro among friends, gave students from across college an introduction into his art in an exhausting two hour workshop.
A morning at the opera
Four first year students had the chance to take part in a unique workshop with the Young Opera Venture at the Lawrence Batley Theatre in Huddersfield.
Sweet Street treats go down a storm
Our students have continued to raise money for good causes, with the latest fundraising attempt bringing in over £300.
Director put in the spotlight
Professional film director Johannes Roberts visited HNC last week to give a special presentation to Media and Film students.
Forget Me Not fundraising hits the sweet spot
Community-spirited students have raised £50 in an hour for the Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice in Huddersfield.
Aspire students visit the University of Sheffield
Students from Huddersfield New College’s Aspire programme continued their visits to some of the country’s leading universities when they visited Sheffield last week.
Keep calm and read on!
We are delighted that 89% of our Class of 2012 left Huddersfield New College with three traditional A levels or equivalent, and that as a result 84% of those who applied have progressed successfully to university, including 20% to the prestigious Russell Group universities.
