Talk:Welbeck College

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I've seen quite a few revisions of this entry, the worst having sections that are entirely biased and certainly written by disillusioned students or romantic staff, and the current entry seems to be pretty fair. Although, I think the reference to Wibbly Wobbly Welbexians is dated, as I know many past Welbexians and have never heard the term before.

I was wondering if they still have a religious chapel, as this was the case when I was at Welbeck. It was compulsory for anyone who wasn't Catholic to attend the morning chapel, which although rarely evangelic had a heavy Christian influence.

No as the college has moved to a new purpose built location where an old signals base used to lie in Woodhouse (Leicestershire) the college does not have its own chapel. However there are weekly Christian Union meetings, once a week we have a religous assembly with a local vicar and it is very easy for students to attend church service in the local village on a Sunday morning. If you havn't guessed I am currently a student so any more questions post them here and i will be happy to answer.Jezzyjez 08:01, 1 March 2007 (UTC)