On Thursday 22 January, the Head of Post-16 SEND and Mental Health Unit at the Department for Education, Alasdaire Duerden visited Kirklees College.
Alasdaire had the opportunity to tour our Huddersfield and Springfield Sixth Form centres and catch up with various people from the college, including the Director for Safeguarding and Student Experience, Lisa Eaton and Head of Inclusive Learning, Sue Green.
Lisa was delighted with the visit saying: Lisa was delighted with the visit, saying: “It was great to showcase to Alasdaire the support that we offer all of our students, and the specialist provision for those with High Needs and SEND. He was very complimentary about the college, which is a testament to the amazing work that goes on every day.“
Find out more about Inclusive Learning at Kirklees College
The Inclusive Learning team at Kirklees College is committed to providing the highest standard of support for our learners with Special Education Needs or Disabilities (SEND) ensuring you enjoy a fulfilling learning experience.
The dedicated team is here to help students have the best experience during their time at the college will work with everyone to ensure their individual needs are supported.
Whatever their background or circumstances, we believe that any student studying at Kirklees College deserves a rewarding educational experience. An experience that can create opportunities, change lives and can lead to an exciting future.
Want to come and meet our supportive staff for yourself?
The next Open Day is on Saturday 7 February, 10.30am – 12.30pm. You can book your free ticket by heading to the Kirklees College events page.
