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Colleges are the missing link of post-Covid reform
Money and MAT expansion alone won’t stop vulnerable learners missing out on their next steps, writes Sam Parrett. We need to involve the experts
Group Principal's services to education recognised with Queen's Honours
Dr Sam Parrett, Group Principal and CEO of London & South East Education Group has been awarded a CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire) for Services to Education in the Queen’s 2021 Birthday Honours list.
Students return to 'Super-Marriott #2' after long lockdown
After the mind-blowing success of our first 'Super-Marriott' takeover back in March 2020, seven more enterprising students from London South East Colleges have given up their half-term break to take part in this intensive work experience challenge at the five-star London Marriott Hotel County Hall.
College scoops three awards in the Further Education 'Oscars'
London South East Colleges has received national recognition at the prestigious TES FE Awards tonight, beating off stiff competition to win three accolades including Overall FE Provider of the Year, Contribution to the Local Community and FE College of the Year.
College collaboration is a gamechanger for driving improvement
An independent project manager helped overcome initial challenges write Sam Parrett, CEO, London South East Colleges and Rebecca Conroy, CEO, East Sussex College Group. Published in FE Week.
TV star inspires the next generation of performing arts professionals
Performing Arts students at London South East Colleges' Greenwich Campus have been treated to a star guest lecture today - with TV, film and theatre actor, Rakie Ayola, joining the group on Zoom.
Colleges need employers' help in the skills revolution
FE colleges are not industry experts - partnerships with employers are vital to tackle skills gaps, says Dr Sam Parrett OBE.
Lola's community spirit earns her a Mayor of Bromley Award
An 18-year-old hospitality student from London South East Colleges’ Orpington Campus has won a Mayor of Bromley Award for her devotion to local voluntary services despite facing a number of personal challenges and changes in her life.
Mental Health Awareness Week
Good mental health is a key part of wellbeing. It affects how we think, feel, and act. It also helps determine how we handle stress, relate to others, and make healthy choices. Mental health is important at every stage of life, from childhood and adolescence through adulthood.