Name: Hannah Randles What is your role here at the UTC? Health Sector Skills Champion Tell us a little about your role: It varies day to day; from liaising with existing professional partners to setting up master classes and enrichment projects for students. I am also responsible for engaging with potential new partners, organising relevant work …
On Thursday 15th February the Life Sciences UTC hosted their first ever Half Term Health Fayre Event. Backed by healthcare professionals from across the city region, the morning saw a buzz of activity take place in the Health suite – with sixth form students performing life-saving trauma scenarios on SIM man Craig (the UTC’s very …
Year 12 forensic pathway students recently had the exciting opportunity to visit the forensic science department at Liverpool John Moores University. As a handful of keen students headed over to LJMU campus, their first stop was to explore the building’s facilities that included a selection of electron microscopes and crime scene houses used for recording …
On Wednesday 10th January, Life Sciences UTC students launched the first ever edition of their very own publication – the Baltic Science Journal. The journal talks through a wide range of pre-university research projects and features the latest work of some of the UTC’s current year 12s and 13s, alongside some recent UTC alumni. Showcasing …
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With the Northern Powerhouse rushing into headlines Metro Major Steve Rotheram, BBC and Radio City visited our school! We featured on BBC North West Evening News last night. Students did great while getting interviewed by Steve and the BBC reporter Juliet. We are very proud!
