Students’ views of the college Students’ views about the college were taken into account and a summary of their main comments is presented below. What students like about the college friendly and welcoming atmosphere the pastoral support from the college support with applications to HE and employment good monitoring of progress good access to computers support from teachers outside the classroom the encouragement to think creatively and independently. What they feel could be improved the recreational and space in the college the long breaks between lessons key skills provision library resources canteen provision. Other information The college inspection report will normally be published 12 working weeks after the formal feedback of the inspection findings to the college. Once published, the college has two months in which to prepare its post-inspection action plan and submit it to the local Learning and Skills Council (LSC). The college’s action plan must show what action the college will take to bring about improvements in response to issues raised in the report. The governors should agree it before it is submitted to the local LSC. The local LSC should send to Ofsted only action plans from colleges that have been judged inadequate or have been awarded a grade 4 or 5 for curriculum provision, work-based learning and/or leadership and management.
Students’ views of the college Students’ views about the college were taken into account and a summary of their main comments is presented below. What students like about the college friendly and welcoming atmosphere the pastoral support from the college support with applications to HE and employment good monitoring of progress good access to computers support from teachers outside the classroom the encouragement to think creatively and independently. What they feel could be improved the recreational and space in the college the long breaks between lessons key skills provision library resources canteen provision. Other information The college inspection report will normally be published 12 working weeks after the formal feedback of the inspection findings to the college. Once published, the college has two months in which to prepare its post-inspection action plan and submit it to the local Learning and Skills Council (LSC). The college’s action plan must show what action the college will take to bring about improvements in response to issues raised in the report. The governors should agree it before it is submitted to the local LSC. The local LSC should send to Ofsted only action plans from colleges that have been judged inadequate or have been awarded a grade 4 or 5 for curriculum provision, work-based learning and/or leadership and management.
Coulsdon_College_inspection_report.docx