What’s good is that the staff is very welcoming and helpful and willing to send people in the right direction. What isn’t as good and needs improving is that a lot of the accessibility room are at the bottom of the hill making mobility difficult.

The teaching is good however it’s a lot of information to take in.

The room is nice however the outside light still doesn’t work and and the internet only allows 5 devices at a time per student the disabled rooms are mainly at the bottom of the hill making accessibility difficult for disabled students.

The environment is beautiful, the perfect place to inspire creativity. The small campus gives it a great sense of community and the facilities and lectures are both stimulating and engaging. The problem mostly is the cost of things. Being in Cornwall things are generally more expensive and the lock of a big city can be inconvenient at times and makes travelling just that little bit harder.

It does fell like a lot of the corse is thrown at you very early on and with not much exsplnation. They both want you to be focused on self study but also want us to learn on there time in there way. They rely to much on the learning space to explain thing with our ever saying how the learning space works. But the lecture are fun and engaging and there over sight when doing practical work is helpful while not being to rail-roaded.

The room was bigger than I expected my only problem is that a camera points right into my room so I have to keep my curtains closed majority of the time. The fridge leaks and I find it unfair we can’t use a air fryer but different accommodation 5 minutes up the road can