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College Model UN Summit Success
Budding diplomats from Abbey College Manchester battled it out in a high-pressure United Nations summit recently, to win the much-coveted Geographical Association debate trophy.
Festive Charity Cheer at Abbey College Manchester
Talented Abbey College Manchester students and staff showcased their performing talents at the annual festive Evening this week held at the the Unitarian Chapel on Cross Street.
Model United Nations debate: “Sustainable Energy for All”
Abbey College Manchester again hosted, and won the student debate run by the Manchester branch of Geographical Association (GA). The event used the Model United Nations format. This year, the topic was “Sustainable Energy for All”.
Sign of the Times
Abbey College Manchester students have taken on the very rewarding task of learning sign language as part of an initiative to promote equal access and to improve the lives of deaf and hard of hearing people. They have undertaken the course to give them additional skills as they aspire to secure places on the most…
Students Rise to the Occasion at the Great Abbey Bake Off
Budding entrepreneurs and bakers at Abbey College Manchester recently organised and competed in the annual, charitable ‘Great Abbey Bake Off’.
Combined Studies: An Alternative A-Levels
Abbey College Manchester Principal Liz Elam discusses the new Combined Studies Programme, an alternative to A-Levels and BTEC courses.
Abbey College Manchester get a Taste of Italy
Abbey College Manchester’s A-Level Business Students recently received some invaluable insight from Marcello Distefano, the Managing Director of San Carlo.
Festive Evening
On Thursday 14th December the Abbey College Manchester community gathered once more for our annual Festive Evening.
Great Abbey Bake Off
Students from our International Foundation Programme and new Combined Studies Programme organised Abbey College Manchester’s annual Great Abbey Bake Off on Monday 11th December.
Grazie San Carlo
A taste of Italy came to Abbey College Manchester recently in the shape of Marcello Distefano, the managing director of San Carlo, the largest family owned restaurant group in the UK
