Wyke College

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Wyke College
The new Ash building
Established	1988
Principal	Jay Trivedy
Location	Bricknell Avenue Kingston Upon Hull East Riding of Yorkshire HU5 4NT England Coordinates: 53°45′51″N 0°23′21″W / 53.76412°N 0.38926°W / 53.76412; -0.38926
Gender	Mixed
Buildings	3
Website	College Website

Wyke College is a further education Sixth Form College in Hull, England.

In October 2008 the £7 million Ash building was opened by Stephen Greep, chief executive of Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust.^[1] The total investment in the project which covered three new buildings was £20 million. The Ash building houses science, art, humanities, information and communication technology, health and social care and modern foreign languages. In April 2010 the new OAK building was opened, completing the colleges £20 million redevelopment project.^[2]

College alumni include the musician Gay-Yee Westerhoff,^[3] and the actor Liam Garrigan.^[4]

References

↑ "Wyke College opens £7m learning centre". Hull Daily Mail. 23 October 2008. Retrieved 25 October 2013.
↑ "Our new £20m college is simply the best, say teachers and students". Hull Daily Mail. 8 May 2010. Retrieved 25 October 2013.
↑ "Life after Wyke", Wyke College. Retrieved 25 October 2013
↑ "After the acting bug hits...", Hull Daily Mail 30 January 2009. Retrieved 25 October 2013

External links

College Homepage

v t e Schools in the East Riding of Yorkshire (including Kingston upon Hull)

Primary	Bilton Community Primary School Bricknell Primary School Cottingham Croxby Primary School St Nicholas Primary School

Secondary	Beverley Grammar School Beverley High School Bridlington School Cottingham High School Driffield School Endeavour High School Goole High School Headlands School Hessle High School Hornsea School Howden School Kingswood Academy Longcroft School Malet Lambert High School Newland School for Girls St Mary's Sports College Sirius Academy South Holderness Technology College South Hunsley School Woldgate College Wolfreton School

Independent	Hull Collegiate School Hymers College Pocklington School

Further education	Bishop Burton College East Riding College Hull College Wilberforce College Wyke College

Former	Hull Grammar School Kingston High School Sir Henry Cooper School

v t e Universities and colleges in Yorkshire and the Humber

Universities	BPP Bradford Huddersfield Hull Law Leeds Leeds Metropolitan Leeds Trinity Sheffield Sheffield Hallam York York St John

Further Education colleges	Askham Bryan Barnsley Bishop Burton Bradford Calderdale Craven Dearne Valley Doncaster East Riding Grimsby Hull Kirklees Leeds Art Leeds Building Leeds City Leeds Music Northern North Lindsey Rotherham Selby Sheffield Shipley Wakefield York Yorkshire Coast

Sixth form colleges	Franklin Greenhead Huddersfield New John Leggott Longley Park NEW Notre Dame Scarborough Thomas Rotherham Wilberforce Wyke

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