Students on long march to success

7:50pm Saturday 15th September 2012 in News

MAKING THE GRADE: Worcester College of Technology students making their way to Worcester Cathedral. MAKING THE GRADE: Worcester College of Technology students making their way to Worcester Cathedral.

STUDENTS at Worcester College of Technology took to the city streets to celebrate their graduation.

Nearly 400 students graduated from the college this year and more than 170 of them attended a ceremony at Worcester Cathedral yesterday.

The day started with a procession through the city, starting at the college’s All Saints building in Deansway and through the CrownGate shopping centre to the Guildhall where Councillor Roger Berry , the Mayor of Worcester, joined the procession, before arriving at the Guildhall at noon.

During the ceremony, the congregation listened to guest speaker Stephen Marston, vice-chancellor at the University of Gloucester. Principal Stuart Laverick said: “It is always a delight to celebrate the success of our students, especially in the impressive surroundings of the Cathedral.

“We have some outstanding students this year and it is a pleasure to see them graduate.”

For a full list of the graduate’s names see Tuesday’s Worcester News .

Comments(7)

pronstar says...
12:22am Sun 16 Sep 12

Sorry but graduating from Worcester Tech? Are you 'aving a laff?

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iamthebinman says...
8:35am Sun 16 Sep 12

Of the 400 graduates, how many learnt to use a bin? The mess they leave by the Quay and fountains is outrageous and nothing is done about it.

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andy999 says...
9:26am Sun 16 Sep 12

pronstar wrote:
Sorry but graduating from Worcester Tech? Are you 'aving a laff?
Grow up, Snob !

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skychip says...
10:01am Sun 16 Sep 12

Perhaps a few Enforcement officers could monitor the litter and fine a few. I understood there were more officers now patrolling on bikes to catch the culprits.

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iamthebinman says...
9:22pm Sun 16 Sep 12

I agree but after a sunny lunchtime it looks like bins have been emptied on the grass areas. It would be nice to think that the City's academics had enough brain cells to realise that a pizza box and coke can were not instantly biodegradable!

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pinkfluff says...
10:36am Mon 17 Sep 12

How lovely to read all the comments offering support and congratulations. . Well done to all who graduated x

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Landy44 says...
10:39am Mon 17 Sep 12

Indeed - Well done to everyone who graduated and good luck in whatever you do next.

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