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Fashion students' designs hit the catwalk with celebrity host
Fashion Students recently held their final year show at Barnet and Southgate College’s Wood St Campus in Barnet, where they showcased designs from their final year collections.
A custom built catwalk was erected in the stunning atrium of the College campus especially for the show. The audience was wowed with an array of colourful and imaginative designs, which students have been working on all year.
Actor Daniel Roche, who plays Ben in BBC1’s hit sitcom ‘ Outnumbered ’, was also invited to host the prize giving part of the show. Daniel caused a celebrity stir amongst staff and students, who were all keen to take his picture and chat to him.
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TV star Daniel Roche hosts prize giving at Barnet and Southgate College Fashion Students’ End of Year Show. Collection entitled ‘Dans L’eau’ by Fashion student Kyle Lo Monaco |
Barnet and Southgate College Principal David Byrne said:
“Barnet and Southgate College is extremely proud of all of our talented final year Fashion students, who put on an inspirational and very professional show. They’ve all worked extremely hard putting together their collections, and the end of year catwalk show has become an annual College highlight. It also gives the students a chance to shine and be involved in a real life fashion event, which they may one day be hosting themselves.”
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- Barnet and Southgate College is a highly successful further education college with around 20,000 students of all ages from 14 years upwards. The College occupies three main campuses: Southgate, Grahame Park at Colindale and the brand new town centre campus at Wood St, High Barnet. Follow our news on Facebook and Twitter .
- The College is recognised for the broad range of its courses and the high quality of its teaching. Full and part time courses for young people and adults include A levels, foundation degrees, professional qualifications, vocational studies, and skills based training and education for people with learning difficulties and disabilities. The College also supports people who are unemployed or at risk of redundancy with specialised courses.
- The College has strong links with partners such as the London Boroughs of Barnet and Enfield, Middlesex University and local schools. It also works in partnership with local, regional and national employers, in particular through Training for London, a specialist subsidiary which provides bespoke training for large and small employers.
