Enrichment

A collection of pupils and staff took on the notorious Three Peaks Challenge, that sees one attempt to climb the highest mountains of England, Scotland and Wales within a 24-hour...

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Our annual Make a Difference Day returned this year! Every pupil and staff member spent the day partnering with local organisations and charities to help out with a huge range...

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The Nichol family have awarded the ninth annual Ros Nichol Awards in memory of Ros, who taught Modern Languages at Brighton College in the 1990s....

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In each issue of our weekly newsletter, a College pupil reviews a book they have recently read. This week, Shaun (Lower Sixth) reviewed John Wyndham's classic science fiction novel The...

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At the start of the coronavirus pandemic, many of us were left with more time on our hands than usual, and plenty of opportunities to reflect on our lives. Fourth...

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In this week's newsletter Astrid (Lower Third) told us about her all-time favourite books: Derek Landy's hit Skulduggery Pleasant novels....

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Congratulations to School House, who took home the coveted House Song trophy with their performance in our first-ever virtual House Song. This year’s entries were recorded, edited and mixed entirely...

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Three years after winning the Design Museum’s Design Ventura competition, the Avogo, designed by Brighton College pupils Pietro and Matias, goes from strength to strength. The hand-held avocado tool has...

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In last week's College newsletter, Clarence (Fourth Form) gave a fantastic review of Tim Marshall's Prisoners of Geography, an important book that also features on our 18 by 18 reading...

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