Radicalisation Fact Sheet : Lincoln UTC

Radicalisation Fact Sheet

October 1, 2016 4:18 pm

Staff at Lincoln UTC have been trained in the Prevent programme and students receive seminars and assemblies on the subject of radicalisation during the course of the year. We appreciate that if you do not work in education or a public sector field you may not have received detailed information about the importance of awareness of the prevent duty. Attached is a parents guide which we hope you will find useful.radicalisation-fact-sheet-for-parents

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Lincoln UTC admits up to 160 students into Year 10 and Year 12 each academic year.

There are no entry requirements for entry into Year 10. Students must have a strong interest in Engineering and/or Science and a desire for a combination of practical, technical and academic modes of study. With a longer working day from 8.45am until 4.15pm, the highest standards and challenging expectations, students must be prepared to commit fully to UTC life.

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