Hair and Travel and Tourism students from East Sussex College Hastings once again put on another successful Coffee and Cake morning to help raise more money for Macmillans Cancer Support

In a vibrant celebration of diversity and cultural appreciation, students from Lewes and Hastings campuses recently came together to participate in exhilarating African drumming workshops, marking the onset of Black History Month.

World Mental Health Day 2023 provides a chance for individuals and communities to come together under the theme ‘Mental health is a universal human right.’ This important day of awareness aims to develop understanding, increase awareness and inspire initiatives that foster and safeguard the mental wellbeing of all, acknowledging it as a fundamental human right.

Alter Ego, one of the UK’s leading social change theatre and film production companies, attended East Sussex College in September and October, to outline the dangers of County Lines to students.

East Sussex College recognises that the conflict in Israel and Gaza is distressing for many members of our community and our thoughts are with everyone affected by recent events in the region.

Any member of staff or student at East Sussex College will receive free entry to Hastings United’s upcoming home match vs Wingate & Finchley in the Isthmian Premier League at 3pm on 14th October. Staff will also get the benefit of some free hospitality!

Last week, East Sussex College hosted ‘Freshers 2023’. This years events were the biggest events that the college has ever held with over 2000 students engaging across our campuses in Eastbourne, Hastings, Lewes and Ore Valley.

Earlier this month, we listed 5 historically and incredible black women during Black History Month. It has been amazing to see the feedback that has come in and you have asked for more inspirational women.

East Sussex College acknowledges the significance of promoting awareness and emphasising the importance of mental health ahead of World Mental Health Day 2023 (10th October).