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TOGETHER WE NURTURE AND GROW THE CONFIDENCE TO SUCCEED

Shoreham College is a school that cares. We value our children, know them well, and work hard to ensure our pupils are safe, secure, and happy. Our nurturing staff understands children’s well-being is fundamental to their development and success, and so we place our children’s best interests at the centre of everything we do.

Shoreham College

Challenging, Supporting, and Inspiring

3–5 years

Little lions Pre-School

We give your child an excellent academic education which broadly follows the national curriculum.

5–11 years

Juniors

We give your child an excellent academic education which broadly follows the national curriculum.

11–16 years

Seniors

We give your child an excellent academic education which broadly follows the national curriculum.

Our grounds and facilities

Shoreham College is a refreshing blend of history, tradition, and innovation. Beyond our ancient flint walls, you will find our Tudor manor house, the magnificent oaks, and our spacious playing fields.

Admissions

Educating children between the ages of 3 to 16, where all abilities are supported and challenged.

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16th October 2026
The swim team delivered an extraordinary performance at the London South East ISA Swimming Gala at Crawley’s K2 Leisure Centre. Beyond their outstanding results, our pupils were truly exemplary—showing remarkable professionalism, patience, and wonderful team spirit throughout the long competition. The squad brought home a fantastic collection of medals and notable achievements. Year 6 pupil Flo showed great composure to place an impressive 4th in the 50m breaststroke in her debut gala, while Hannah (Year 7) captivated spectators with her beautiful technique. Rapha delivered a powerful swim to take bronze in the Year 7 50m breaststroke, and Charlie and Max put in phenomenal efforts to earn well-deserved silver medals. Our newly crowned regional champions dominated the top spot on the podium. Emma secured double gold with a masterclass in breaststroke and backstroke, while brilliant sibling duo Harry and Darcey dominated the sprint disciplines, each sweeping the 50m freestyle and 50m butterfly for double gold. All three have qualified to proudly represent the region at the ISA National Finals at the London Aquatic Centre.
15th October 2026
A Sunny Trip to Bramber Castle! 🏰 Year 6 brought their history topic to life with an exciting trip to Bramber Castle! Working together under beautiful sunny skies, pupils explored the ruins, completed historical challenge sheets, and learned so much about the rich local history right on our doorstep. Great teamwork, Year 6!
15th October 2026
🏑 Match Day Success for Shoreham Girls’ Hockey! What a start to the hockey journey for our U11 & U13 teams against Lancing Prep Worthing! U13s: In just their 3rd game, the team brought fantastic energy! Sophie was dynamic in goal with confident clears, while sharp passing created brilliant attack chances, leading to a winning goal by Lizzie! U11s: Making their match debut, the girls grew in confidence with every minute, working together, cheering each other on, and scoring a great goal! Proud of the teamwork, determination, and spirit shown by everyone. Onward and upward!
14th October 2026
U15 County Cup Round 1 Our U15 boys rugby team kicked off their County Cup campaign in emphatic style yesterday afternoon, securing a clinical 48–7 victory against St Philip Howard School at Brighton Rugby Club. Despite the fixture falling out of season for the boys, whose regular season doesn't officially launch until January, Shoreham hit the pitch sharp, focused, and full of energy. A huge congratulations to the boys on putting together such a complete performance and progressing to the next round. A big thank you to Brighton Rugby Club for hosting the fixture and providing brilliant facilities for the match.
14th October 2026
Dens for Derek! It was a wet and wild afternoon at Year 6 Forest School, but that didn't dampen anyone's spirits! The children were challenged to build miniature dens to provide shelter for Derek the Seagull. Working together, they used natural materials, creativity and some impressive engineering skills to construct their shelters. But the big question was… did Derek stay dry? Let's just say some dens were a little more waterproof than others!
13th October 2026
Tudor Adventures for Year 5! 🏰 Year 5 traveled back in time with an immersive trip to Anne of Cleves House in Lewes earlier this half-term. Highlights included exploring Tudor rooms, discovering how meat was preserved in salt, and acting out the story of Henry VIII and his wives. A huge thank you to Mr Harris for playing a very convincing executioner! ⚔️ A brilliant day of hands-on learning.