We are back in action!
Our U15 boys kicked off the new fixture season in style this week with three brilliant performances across the board:
Away vs. Ardingly: A sensational performance from our squad (pictured), keeping a clean sheet and bringing home a well-deserved win.
Home vs. Lewes Old Grammar: Two absolute thrillers on home turf, with both sides battling hard in incredibly close, exciting games.
It feels great to be back out on the pitch! A massive well done to all the players.
Welcome back to Textiles Club!
This week we started making our adorable autumn animal face masks, they're so sweet!
Over the rest of the term we'll be creating lots of other exciting projects too, including macramé keyrings and monster pencil cases.
Check back to see the finished results!
Our KS2 Mindfulness Club has been embracing the changing season by creating beautiful autumn leaves from the pages of an old book.
A calming, creative activity and a lovely way to welcome the colours of autumn.
Welcome back to Shoreham College and the Michaelmas Term!
We hope all our families had a wonderful summer break. It's been fantastic to welcome everyone back for a new term, with plenty of hard work, exciting opportunities, and lots of fun ahead.
Year 4 got off to a brilliant start by exploring what makes great teamwork. Using their cooperation skills, they worked together to see which team could build the tallest tower, with some impressive results!
Here's to a fantastic Michaelmas Term!
We’re incredibly proud to share that this week Old Shorehamer Joshua passed out from AFC Harrogate with the Blues and Royals and was awarded the Neville Memorial Trophy as the Best Junior Soldier in the Royal Armoured Corps.
What an outstanding achievement and a fantastic start to his military career.
Congratulations, Joshua, everyone at Shoreham College is so proud of you and wishes you every success for the future!
🎉Shoreham College is celebrating another very strong set of GCSE results, with pupils achieving excellent outcomes across a wide range of subjects. 🎉
This year, 93.37% of all GCSE entries were awarded grades 9–4, an increase from last year, while almost a quarter of all grades awarded were at the highest grades of 7–9.
Mrs Sarah Bakhtiari, Principal of Shoreham College, said:
“We are enormously proud of this group of young people. We know how much work, determination and resilience sit behind these results, and it has been a real privilege to watch them grow in confidence and ambition during their time with us. What makes us particularly proud is the progress so many of our pupils have made from their individual starting points. That is testament to their hard work, but also to the staff who know them so well and who have encouraged, challenged, and supported them every step of the way. Results day is always a special moment, but ultimately these grades are just one part of what our pupils take with them when they leave Shoreham College. We are excited to see what this year group does next, and we hope they leave us with a real sense of everything they have achieved.”
