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The students took part in weeks of social action work, including building projects at a primary school, animal care for a herd of 113 goats and completing a PADI open water diving course
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Students at Cowes Enterprise College have been given the opportunity to improve their speaking and listening skills, learning how to use persuasive language techniques to get ‘their message’ across
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Over 1,000 students and staff joined together in an act of remembrance on the morning of 11th November 2015 at Cowes Enterprise College, using the full potential of the new building.
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As well as testing and refining their skills on the five-day voyage, the students will be taking part in the Small Ships Race this weekend
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Liz Cooke has been the artist in residence at Cowes Enterprise College as part of the Creative Biosphere Project
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The former council officer, Janet Newton, who jointly oversaw the CEC construction project has chosen OnTheWight to deliver her response to recent comments made by David Pugh and Rachael Fidler, as well as lay out key details of her involvement with the construction.
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Students from around the Isle of Wight were involved in discussions and workshops yesterday with the future of higher education on the Isle of Wight on the agenda.
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Former Scrutiny Panel member wants to know the level of local authority support being given to Cowes Enterprise College in light of the 'building programme fiasco'.
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The impact of the delays on students studying at Cowes is sobering reading.
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The site has been occupied since September 2011, so you'd imagine that a lease between the council and the Trust would have been signed by now. OnTheWight investigates.
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The Premier League, FA and Government’s Football Foundation have contributed £448,815 grant, whilst IWC have invested £412,000.
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Concerned to read that it might be two years before an Ofsted inspection takes place at Cowes Enterprise College, the IW Member of Youth Parliament, Will Matthews, got in touch with Ofsted to raise his concerns.
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