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| 20 Jan 2025 | |
| Liverpool Life Sciences UTC News |
Our students were previously allowed their phones around the building during break and lunch times, but we found they were constantly bombarded by notifications and apps that demanded their screen time. We have already seen students repurposing their time to read books, play chess, play card games and engage with their colleagues. We hope this shift to no phones continues to enhance our students' concentration during lessons and increase their overall well-being. For more information on this shift, read our new phone policy here.
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Students received their awards for the outstanding level of skill they demonstrated during the AHK Lab Metalytics Challenge before half-term. More...
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This week, five of our Studio students, Riham, Abdullah, Lewis, Jamie and Prosper, were awarded an Industrial Cadets Silver Award by the Engineering D… More...
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