The Student Charter

The College aims to provide a comfortable and supportive learning environment for all. We hope that by signing up to this student charter we can achieve this together.

You can expect us to

  • Provide you with a warm and professional welcome
  • Deal with your enquiries in an efficient and timely manner
  • Provide information, guidance and advice on courses and study
  • Offer you an opportunity to visit the College
  • Give you details of our opening times and prospectus
  • Ensure quality education based courses that promote hope, opportunity and control
  • Provide support for your learning
  • Provide a safe and healthy environment
  • Provide an environment free from discrimination
  • Respect your personal beliefs, religious and cultural practices
  • Respect your confidentiality and handle information about you appropriately, securely and lawfully
  • Give you the opportunity to express your views and be involved in developing the College

We expect you to

  • Ask us for clarification about anything you are not sure about
  • Act in a responsible manner and foster mutual respect respect and understanding between students
  • Respect the rights, beliefs, confidentiality and opinions of others
  • Communicate any absence or withdrawal courses/course choices to the College
  • Observe the Pennine Care Health and Wellbeing College Student Guidelines (below)
  • Not act in a way that may be considered threatening or disruptive, or likely to cause physical or emotional harm
  • Refrain from the use of alcohol or illegal drugs when attending the College
  • Return any books or materials borrowed from the College

Student Guidelines

As a college we take seriously any actions that don’t support this charter. For example, we will not tolerate any of the following:

  • Prevention or disruption of learning or other activities
  • Violent, indecent, threatening or offensive behaviour or language
  • Use of alcohol or illegal drugs in College premises
  • Theft, damage or misuse of College property, or the property of a student, visitor or staff member
  • Breaching the confidentiality of other students, staff or visitors to the College
  • Action likely to cause injury or impair safety on College premises
  • Any act that constitutes a criminal offence
  • Sexual, racial or other harassment of any staff, student, visitor or staff member at the College