Café Chill

Perfectly located in the middle of the ground floor of the Dane Bank building, Café Chill is not only the place to combat your hunger pangs, it is also a central place for meeting and socialising. Here you can enjoy a wide range of inexpensive food from sandwiches to full meals and breakfasts to puddings.

There's a relaxed and informal atmosphere in Café Chill and most students choose to meet, chill out and chat with friends there. You'll see groups of classmates chatting about assignments and getting on with their work together and students meeting up with friends that they don't have classes with. Café Chill is also central to many of the student events and activities, such as quizzes, karaoke and charity events.

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Library

is there to support your studies and you can be sure of a range of resources and specialist staff to help you find all the information you need.

Learning Resource Centre

Whatever your course of study, you will need to use the College's computers. Computing facilities are available in the Learning Resource Centre (LRC) on floor 3 of the tower block, and have a wide variety of software packages on all the systems.

The LRC is also packed with resources tailored to meet your needs. There are well stocked reference sections, a wide selection of books, periodicals, project information packs, CD Roms and photocopying facilities that will help support your studies. There are hundreds of computers for students to access on the campus, so you can complete your assignment work to a high standard.

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Internet and Email Access

When you start at South Cheshire College you will be given free internet access at any time during the college opening hours and you will have a fast connection to a very large number of websites. You will also be set up with your own email address.

The College aims to ensure that all students are using the computers in a safe and appropriate manner; therefore we impose strong restrictions on students accessing inappropriate material or websites where young people can become vulnerable. The College logs all computing activity and any attempt by a student to access banned sites may result in the loss of access to college computers.