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Posted on July 16, 2024

Harrison College Partner with the WildLife Foundation for the Rocco Challenge

Save The Rhino - WildLife Foundation (wildlife-foundation.org.uk) https://www.yorkshirewildlifepark.com/rocco-s-challenge/ The arrival of baby Rocco, a rare Eastern Black Rhino, who can be seen at the award-winning park’s rhino reserve, was a significant moment in the European breeding programme for the species whose numbers have dropped to below 1,000 in the wild. His birth has sparked awareness in their plight and Wildlife Foundation is organising the appeal in his honour to provide...

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Posted on July 16, 2024

Harrison College students turn into engineers and conservationists

Autistic students create outdoor area for primary children in Doncaster (doncasterfreepress.co.uk) College students and staff have joined forces with Richmond Hill Primary Academy for their annual Community Action Project. This will be the third project that the multi award winning career development college have completed in the City of Doncaster. Harrison College prioritises preparation for employment within their study programme and the Community Action Project brings together many of the...

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Posted on February 27, 2024

Forwarder Magazine – A Partnership with Rail X

Introducing... RailX | FORWARDER magazine In an era where environmental sustainability is paramount, award-winning RailX emerges as a trailblazing, ‘free to use’ digital marketplace, making the landscape of intermodal rail freight accessible to everyone. Launching in November, RailX is the brainchild of former RAF engineer, Paul Bathgate, and designer of Abu Dhabi’s rail infrastructure, Steve Freeman. As the long-awaited solution to filling intermodal rail services, RailX is set to revolutionise...

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Posted on February 6, 2024

Going for Gold! Harrison College wins Specialist College of The Year for the 2nd Year Running

Founded in 2019, Harrison College is a Post 16 education provider for students with additional needs. The Doncaster based college was inspired by the lack of support that students receive after secondary education, particularly those with conditions such as autism. In contrast to large mainstream colleges, Harrison College offer small year groups of 35 - 40 students to ensure that young people are not over awed by their environment, whilst...

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