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Independent School Inspectorate 2023

a warm welcome

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.

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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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5th December 2025

Year 3 are continuing their learning with the help of chocolate. This week they explored soil layers by creating their own edible models. From topsoil to bedrock, every layer was built (and enjoyed) with plenty of excitement and curiosity.

5th December 2025

Michael in Year 11 took part in the Mind charity Mental Elf Run at the weekend, and we are delighted to learn that he came 2nd in the under 18's. Well done Michael, and for such a great cause. #mentalelfrun #westsussexmind

5th December 2025

4th December 2025

More sports results! Well done to everyone who participated this week!

3rd December 2025

Outstanding Performances at the ISA National Swimming Championships Last week, nine pupils from our college travelled to the iconic Olympic Park in London to compete at the ISA National Swimming Championships, held in the prestigious National Aquatic Centre. All of our swimmers earned their place at the event after impressing at the regional gala earlier this term, and they rose to the challenge of competing against some of the strongest school-aged ISA swimmers in the country. The atmosphere was electric, and our swimmers put in some superb performances throughout the day. Two of our athletes secured well-deserved medals. Harry B (Year 7) enjoyed an exceptional day in the pool, coming away with three bronze medals. He claimed two individual bronzes in the 50m freestyle and 50m butterfly, showcasing both speed and skill in fiercely contested races. Harry then added a third bronze as part of the 4 × 50m freestyle relay, rounding off an impressive medal haul. Max A (Year 8) also made the podium, earning a bronze medal for his contribution to the Year 8, 4 × 50m freestyle relay. His strong swim helped secure the team’s place among the national top three. A huge well done to all nine pupils who represented the college with determination, sportsmanship, and pride. Their hard work and positive attitude were a credit to the school at one of the country’s most prestigious swimming venues. #isasport #isaswimming #isaswimming2025 #isaswimmingnationals

3rd December 2025

Last week, Year 11 GCSE RS pupils delivered a lesson to pupils in the Junior School on Baptism, where they taught Year 6 about the purpose of a baptism and the symbolism of it. A huge well done and thank you to Gilby, Taqwa, Rafee and Ruben for their enthusiasm and leadership and to Year 6 for their participation and engagement with the lesson!