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South Wiltshire University Technical College (UTC)  is a mixed, non-selective, non-denominational secondary school with sixth form in Wiltshire serving students from the age of 14-19. The secondary school, situated in Sailsbury has a capacity of 600 students. It is in partnership with organisations including the University of Southampton, Wiltshire Council, Wiltshire College, Royal Navy and Public Health England. 

South Wiltshire University Technical College opened in 2015 and specialises in Science, Engineering and Computing. A UTC is a new type of practical learning environment where pupils learn practical skills alongside the traditional curriculum to develop their employability skills for the future. Each student is allocated their own laptop or tablet to access, along with £1 million specialist Science, Engineering and Computing equipment. 

Principal

Joe Mulliagn

Values and vision 

South Wiltshire University Technical College has six core values: respect, integrity, judgement, courage, resilience and compassion. The school wants to be a vibrant and engaging learning environment where all students learn the required technical skills to expand their future opportunities, along with discovering their personal strengths and interests. It is South Wiltshire University Technical College’s vision that the next generation of successful scientists and engineers will be inspired during their time learning. It is important to the UTC that students feel supported and ensure that an allocated personal tutor is given to every member of the school to allow for them to benefit from one-to-one help and advice during their time learning. South Wiltshire University Technical College works to maintain strong links with industry connections to allow for students to gain as many practical opportunities and contacts for their future career. 

Ofsted

There is currently no Ofsted report for South Wiltshire University Technical College