University technical colleges (UTCs) are usually smaller than average-sized secondary schools, as is the case for this UTC. As is typical for a UTC, the college has pupils aged from 14 to 19. The college’s curriculum focuses heavily, but not exclusively, on science, technology, engineering and mathematical subjects. All the college’s technical, academic and practical learning is designed to be applied in the workplace. This UTC’s provision reflects the employment needs of the local economy. The college is sponsored by a number of organisations. These include MMU. The college has strong links with local employers. For example, representatives from Cavendish Nuclear, Sellafield Ltd., Simian Risk Management Ltd and Wood PLC all Inspection report: UTC Warrington, 14 to 15 May 2019 Page 10 of 13 serve as trustees. The college is a stand-alone academy. Members of the trust board also serve as governors. The college opened in September 2016. This was its first inspection. The college is supported by the Baker Dearing Educational Trust. This trust aims to promote and support new and existing UTCs. Most pupils are of White British heritage. The college is smaller than most secondary schools. There are far more boys than girls. The proportion of disadvantaged pupils is above the national average. The proportions of pupils with SEND and those who have an education, health and care plan are above the national average. A small group of pupils in Year 11 attend alternative provision for a part of the school week at Cornerstone Alternative Provision or TBAP New Horizons AP Academy. A small number of pupils do not attend the college, but they receive their education using online resources through a programme provided by the college.
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