The importance of getting involved in Children In Need extends far beyond the act of giving; it is about creating a collective impact that resonates with the spirit of empathy and shared responsibility.

East Sussex College hosted Remembrance Day services across each of its campuses to pay respects to fallen war heroes.

In a world that constantly evolves, our collective responsibility to foster kindness and empathy becomes more crucial than ever. This sentiment is at the forefront during Anti-Bullying Week, an annual event that transcends boundaries to raise awareness about the pervasive issue of bullying and promote a culture of inclusivity.

In today’s increasingly digital world, East Sussex College ‘Stands Up and Speaks Out’ for unity. The world is interconnected, with content accessible at the click of a button - it’s a collective responsibility to champion digital inclusion.

East Sussex College has been working in partnership with Hastings Chamber of Commerce and Let’s Do Business Group to launch an event to allow employers and students to network.

Seven promising football talents from East Sussex College recently had the honour of participating in trials for England.

The first Lewes film club screening of this iconic '80s film proved to be a memorable event for students and staff alike.

East Sussex College will be hosting its first ESC Degree Fair welcoming in over 20 Universities from across England and Wales onto our campuses in Eastbourne, Hastings and Lewes.

As we salute our sisters during UK Black History Month, let us remember and honour the incredible contributions of these inspiring Black women and see what we have done to honour these incredible women.