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Our Year 11 pupils have now completed their coursework unit, producing stunning work across a wide range of media. Each project is driven by personal interests and individual ideas, resulting in creative, original, and highly engaging outcomes.

Our Forest School pupils took part in the RSPB Big Schools’ Birdwatch this term, joining thousands of schools across the UK in one of the country’s largest wildlife surveys 🐦 With binoculars and tally charts in hand, the children observed and identified birds around our school grounds, submitting their results to support nationwide conservation research. We’re proud to have received our official RSPB participation certificate and to celebrate our young birdwatchers for their enthusiasm, care and contribution to this important citizen science project. 🌿 #rspbbigschoolsbirdwatch

Unstoppable Energy from Year 7. Huge congratulations to our Year 7 rugby team on securing their first victory of the season in a thrilling home match against Farlington School yesterday. Following last week’s hard-fought draw, the team remains undefeated. Today’s performance was a true spectacle, showcasing exactly how much progress every single player has made this term. The teamwork, discipline, and spirit on display were second to none. Well done to everyone involved, the future of rugby at Shoreham College is looking very bright.

Under 11 rugby team in action against Farlington. Well done to the Year 6 rugby team, a fun afternoon of touch rugby. Players of the match, Nancy & Monty.

Year 1 investigated the strength of different materials by building houses for the Three Little Pigs. Each group used either straw, sticks, or bricks. When the ‘wolf’ tried to blow the houses down, the brick house stayed standing. Everyone agreed that bricks were the strongest material.

Mrs Mardon's Y7 science lesson investigating static electricity had some hair-raising results yesterday!