– August 19, 2009Posted in: News Archives

By Annie Smith

Hundreds of students and parents will converge on Lewis Sports Centre, Stornoway on Friday for Lews Castle College Graduation ceremony.

The graduating ceremony for students starts at 3pm when in full gowns they will receive certificates in the various topics which can be studied at the four Isles’ UHI campuses.

A buffet for graduates and their guests will take place following the ceremony at the Stornoway campus.

The ceremony marks the end of studies for some students, but hot on the heels of this event the new intake at the Benbecula campus will be enrolled on August 31 and at the Stornoway Campus enrolment begins on September 1 and 2.

Students are able to study a wide variety of courses including HND Business, BSc Computing, BA Child and Youth Studies.

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