We will be hosting our Christmas Movie which is The Muppets Chirstmas Carol. There will be cakes, candyfloss and hot chocolate - all for Free for those who stay to watch the film!

📅 Date: Tue 17th Dec
🕒 Time: 12.45 PM Film start
📍 Location: King’s Restaurant, Eastbourne Campus

Wear your brightest Christmas Jumper on Thursday 12th December!

Please remember to bring some cash, if you would like to make a small donation. There will be collection pots in various places around the college campuses.

This year, we're raising funds to warm up the homeless, and we have a lot of festive Christmas activities planned just for you! Come join us for some holiday fun, and if you can, bring along any spare change to help support this important cause. Your generosity will make a difference!

White Ribbon is the UK’s leading charity engaging men and boys to end violence against women and girls, and is celebrated in the UK on 25th November.

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On November 19, International Men’s Day celebrates worldwide the positive value men bring to the world, their families and communities. Movember is our time to unite. To take on mental health, suicide, prostate cancer and testicular cancer.

Find out more here

Taking place in Room G.002, the first student council meeting of the year, get ready to voice your ideas and shape the college experience! Food will be provided!

Taking place in Hammond Hall, the first student council meeting of the year, get ready to voice your ideas and shape the college experience! Food will be provided!

Taking place in Room 251, the first student council meeting of the year, get ready to voice your ideas and shape the college experience! Food will be provided!

Taking place in The Suman Hall (MPH), the first student council meeting of the year, get ready to voice your ideas and shape the college experience! Food will be provided!

The theatre performance of the project ‘CountyLines’ warns students of the dangers of getting involved in County Lines and also explains how they could safeguard themselves going forward.

Over the years it has proved to be an excellent way to ensure students gain an understanding of the dangers of getting involved in drug dealing, how grooming can take place, and where they can get help if they are targeted. It also shows the College’s commitment to safeguarding students and raising awareness of current issues that could affect the lives of students and those in the community.

Tutors will sign up classes via the Tutor Toolkit.

The theatre performance of the project ‘CountyLines’ warns students of the dangers of getting involved in County Lines and also explains how they could safeguard themselves going forward.

Over the years it has proved to be an excellent way to ensure students gain an understanding of the dangers of getting involved in drug dealing, how grooming can take place, and where they can get help if they are targeted. It also shows the College’s commitment to safeguarding students and raising awareness of current issues that could affect the lives of students and those in the community.

Tutors will sign up classes via the Tutor Toolkit.

The theatre performance of the project ‘CountyLines’ warns students of the dangers of getting involved in County Lines and also explains how they could safeguard themselves going forward.

Over the years it has proved to be an excellent way to ensure students gain an understanding of the dangers of getting involved in drug dealing, how grooming can take place, and where they can get help if they are targeted. It also shows the College’s commitment to safeguarding students and raising awareness of current issues that could affect the lives of students and those in the community.

Tutors will sign up classes via the Tutor Toolkit.

The theatre performance of the project ‘CountyLines’ warns students of the dangers of getting involved in County Lines and also explains how they could safeguard themselves going forward.

Over the years it has proved to be an excellent way to ensure students gain an understanding of the dangers of getting involved in drug dealing, how grooming can take place, and where they can get help if they are targeted. It also shows the College’s commitment to safeguarding students and raising awareness of current issues that could affect the lives of students and those in the community.

Tutors will sign up classes via the Tutor Toolkit.

The theatre performance of the project ‘CountyLines’ warns students of the dangers of getting involved in County Lines and also explains how they could safeguard themselves going forward.

Over the years it has proved to be an excellent way to ensure students gain an understanding of the dangers of getting involved in drug dealing, how grooming can take place, and where they can get help if they are targeted. It also shows the College’s commitment to safeguarding students and raising awareness of current issues that could affect the lives of students and those in the community.

Tutors will sign up classes via the Tutor Toolkit.

The theatre performance of the project ‘CountyLines’ warns students of the dangers of getting involved in County Lines and also explains how they could safeguard themselves going forward.

Over the years it has proved to be an excellent way to ensure students gain an understanding of the dangers of getting involved in drug dealing, how grooming can take place, and where they can get help if they are targeted. It also shows the College’s commitment to safeguarding students and raising awareness of current issues that could affect the lives of students and those in the community.

Tutors will sign up classes via the Tutor Toolkit.

The theatre performance of the project ‘CountyLines’ warns students of the dangers of getting involved in County Lines and also explains how they could safeguard themselves going forward.

Over the years it has proved to be an excellent way to ensure students gain an understanding of the dangers of getting involved in drug dealing, how grooming can take place, and where they can get help if they are targeted. It also shows the College’s commitment to safeguarding students and raising awareness of current issues that could affect the lives of students and those in the community.

Tutors will sign up classes via the Tutor Toolkit.

Taking place in Room G.002, this training session for the Student Council covers everything you need to know about being an effective representative!

Taking place in Room TBC, this training session for the Student Council covers everything you need to know about being an effective representative!

Taking place in Room Hammond Hall, this training session for the Student Council covers everything you need to know about being an effective representative!

Taking place in the Lecture Theatre, this training session for the student council covers everything you need to know about being an effective representative!

Every year we celebrate World Mental Health Day. The theme for 2024, set by the World Foundation of Mental Health, is ‘Mental health is a universal human right’.

World Mental Health Day is about raising awareness of mental health and driving positive change for everyone’s mental health.

At our Eastbourne Campus:

• Where? The Refectory

• Time? 12 pm to 1.20pm

We will have stalls in the Refectory and the following week we will have Animal Magic back with their fluffy friends.

The theatre performance of the project ‘CountyLines’ warns students of the dangers of getting involved in County Lines and also explains how they could safeguard themselves going forward.

Over the years it has proved to be an excellent way to ensure students gain an understanding of the dangers of getting involved in drug dealing, how grooming can take place, and where they can get help if they are targeted. It also shows the College’s commitment to safeguarding students and raising awareness of current issues that could affect the lives of students and those in the community.

Tutors will sign up classes via the Tutor Toolkit.

Come together in yellow on Thursday 10 October (World Mental Health Day) to raise vital funds and show young people they’re not alone with their mental health.

Every year we celebrate World Mental Health Day. The theme for 2024, set by the World Foundation Of Mental Health, is ‘Mental health is a universal human right’.

World Mental Health Day is about raising awareness of mental health and driving positive change for everyone’s mental health.

Every year we celebrate World Mental Health Day. The theme for 2024, set by the World Foundation of Mental Health, is ‘Mental health is a universal human right’.

World Mental Health Day is about raising awareness of mental health and driving positive change for everyone’s mental health.

Join us on September 26th for ‘Freshers 2024’.

We will have live animals, rodeo bull, inflatables, VR Headsets, photobooths, ice cream and more!

We will also be joined by a variety of organisations, a chance to sign up to our Sports Academies and charities which you can get involved with including;

• All Sorts

• De Larr Warr Pavillion

• Electric Palace

• Green Peace

• Hastings Chess Club

• Hastings United

• Hastings Youth Common

• Hastings Voluntary Action

• iRock

• NHS Sexual Health Support

• Royal Air Force

• Royal Navy

• SmokeFree Generation

• Source Skatepark

• The Bright Foundation

• The Gym Group

• Vegan Society

• Veolia

• Viva

• Wave Community BankWomes Voice

• Xtrax

• Young Gamblers

On Wednesday 25th September, we will be hosting our Fresher’s Fair.

We will be taking over the whole of the Eastbourne Campus to bring you: free burgers, candyfloss and slushies. Along with a rodeo bull, inflatable hungry hippos, mini golf and Gel Blasters.

We will also be hosting live music on the balcony of the Eversley building!

There will also be many stalls with activities and freebies up for grabs throughout the campus too.

Finally, we will be hosting a Football Tournament over on the 3G pitch with the members of the winning team each getting a £10 Love2Shop Voucher.