OUTSTANDING A-Level results
Friday, August 20, 2010
We are delighted with our fantastic A level results this year. There are countless individual... [more]
Friday, August 20, 2010
We are delighted with our fantastic A level results this year. There are countless individual... [more]
Click here to read the 09-10 William Morris Ofsted report... [download]
Click here to read the 06-07 William Morris Ofsted report... [download]
Click here for 24/7 access to the LRC Catalogue, Information Databases, Subject Web Resources and Learning Materials.
[LRC website]
Enrichment programme
Students have many opportunities to participate in activities other than their main course... [more]
Students have many opportunities to participate in activities other than their main course... [more]
William Morris student success stories
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The Art Block is a purpose-built suite of studios where drawing, painting, print-making, textiles, photography, ceramics, sculpture and art history are studied. It has been developed around an existing large general purpose studio, with the addition of a digital photography suite and a ceramics/sculpture studio. All the studios are well resourced for the delivery of courses in the various specialist art disciplines and have recently been upgraded to include access to a new Mac network. The annual exhibitions within the area reflect the tremendous achievement of our staff and students and are a constant source of pride.
Course descriptions:
 | ART_AND_DESIGN_AS_A2_APPLIED_DOUBLE.pdf |
| ART_AND_DESIGN_BTEC_FIRST.pdf |
| ART_DESIGN_AND_MEDIA_BTEC_INTRODUCTORY.pdf |
| FINE_ART_AS_A2.pdf |
| PHOTOGRAPHY_AS_LEVEL.pdf |
| PHOTOGRAPHY_GCSE.pdf |
| TEXTILES_AS_LEVEL.pdf |
[click here for a full list of courses at each level]
To download a course description use the following instructions.
Windows: Right click on the file name and select Save target as.
Mac: CTRL click on the file name and select Save linked file to the Desktop.