Whether you're yet to apply to study at Callywith College or you've applied and are waiting for your admissions interview, here are a few frequently asked questions to help prepare you and ease any worries you may have.

We support a wide range of special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) at Callywith College. If a young person has an identified SEND or medical condition that requires specific equipment or adaptations to the college environment, we will endeavour to work with the young person to ensure their specific needs are met.

Students and staff raised awareness for World Mental Health Day on 10th October by wearing yellow for Young Minds charity’s #HelloYellow campaign to show young people that they are not alone when struggling with their mental health.

First year students discovered more about the outstanding enrichment opportunities ans support on offer at the College's Freshers' Fair.

We recognise that being a parent or carer can be hard work at times and if your young person is experiencing difficult or challenging circumstances aside from their studies, it can be even harder.

Keeping informed with some of the issues young people experience can be difficult as this is an ever-changing picture, below are some useful links, articles and advice on how you can support your young person to get you started.

All students are allocated a Personal Development Tutor (PDT). The role of the PDT is to have oversight of the student journey. Your PDT will meet with you every week and deliver the personal development curriculum, as well as ensuring you stay on track by monitoring your wellbeing, attendance and progress. They will be your first point of contact for any questions you may have.

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Hundreds of Callywith College’s A Level and Extended Diploma students are celebrating as they achieve excellent results and secure outstanding progression opportunities.

First year students spent the penultimate week of term thinking about their futures with a series of events designed to help them plan their next steps towards further study, careers or apprenticeships.