The College was founded in King's Lynn as the King's Lynn Technical School in 1894. In 1973 it was renamed The Norfolk College of Arts and Technology and in 1998 it combined with the Cambridgeshire College of Agriculture & Horticulture, which added the two land-based campuses in Wisbech and Cambridge (Milton). Across its four campuses King's Lynn, Isle, Wisbech and Milton and local learning centres, they offer a wide choice of learning courses that include Commercial Training, Art, Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Critical Thinking, Dance and more.
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