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Supported Learning students from Southwark College showcased their talents at the Neurodiversity Exhibition at St John's Church in Waterloo. Through their various projects, they demonstrated their skills and creativity, encouraging visitors to learn more about neurodiversity. 

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The English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) department at Southwark College organised a 'Mind Your Mood' wellbeing day tailored to meet the specific needs of its students. The session recognised these students' unique challenges and focused on sharing emotional wellbeing tools and information on support services available within the College and local community.  

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Southwark College made a significant impact during Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2024 by bringing students and staff together to challenge stereotypes and misconceptions about neurological differences to help change the narrative around neurodiversity. 

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Southwark College students participated in mentoring sessions led by Envision. The twenty-week programme is designed to help students develop key skills, such as communication, creativity, determination and teamwork. The mentoring sessions were supported by Experian mentors and took place at Experian offices, where Business Level 1 and 2 students had the opportunity to engage in the dynamic learning experience. 

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Students at Southwark College are taking part in a mental health study that aims to address the increased demand for mental health support from young people.

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Representatives from London Metropolitan University's Big Idea Challenge returned to Southwark College to deliver a workshop to our business students in preparation for the annual enterprise competition to turn their innovative ideas into a business.

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Southwark College's Supported Learning students organised a Valentine's Day pop-up event to support the Sense Charity initiative, which helps people with complex disabilities to fulfil their potential. 

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Southwark College presented an unparalleled opportunity for passionate dance students to pursue their artistic aspirations while forging valuable connections with industry professionals from IRIE! dance theatre, the UK's leading dance theatre company in the African and Caribbean dance fusion field.

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Southwark College welcomed Michael Situ, Mayor of Southwark and St Giles Trust's representatives, to deliver a thought-provoking talk to students to raise awareness of County Lines and address a pressing issue affecting communities across the UK to safeguard young people in Southwark.

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Music students from Southwark College participated in an audition activity with renowned singer-songwriter Anna Ross. During the audition, the students showcased their skills by singing and playing various instruments, including the keyboard, drums, and guitar. They received valuable feedback from Anna on their performances to support their artistic development. 

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