BRIGHTON COLLEGE AUTUMN 2026
United Kingdom School of the Decade The Sunday Times
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BRIGHTON
63%
380
OF BRIGHTON COLLEGE GCSE GRADES ARE 9s
A* GRADES
ENGLAND
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5%
Oxbridge Offers
OF GCSE GRADES NATIONALLY ARE 9s
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PUPILS OFFERED PLACES AT OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE
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Top Grades
89%
A-LEVEL GRADE A*-B % of pupils earning grades A*-B
GRADE 9-8 (A*)
GRADE 9s
50%
54%
Source: Ofqual, 2026
1,426
76%
ALL SCHOOLS
9s Than Ever Before
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ALL INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS
98%
98% A*-B AT A-LEVEL
97% 9-7 AT GCSE
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THE MOST COMMON GRADES
RECORD RESULTS
Our pupils are on cloud 9!
Artemis and Oliver achieved an extraordinary 27 grade 9 GCSEs between them! 3
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A* GRADES FOR GIRLS
A* GRADES FOR BOYS
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A*-B A-LEVEL GRADES FOR GIRLS
A*-B A-LEVEL GRADES FOR BOYS
Named The Sunday Times' Top Co-Educational School in the UK, Brighton College is a place where girls and boys thrive. The great honour that schools have is to help shape what our young people consider to be ‘normal’ – as they will take this with them into university, future careers and the rest of their lives. At Brighton, it is just ‘normal’ that boys and girls have their lessons, their countless clubs and activities, their trips and their meals, and even lots of sport alongside one another. It is normal to have friends who are girls and to have friends who are boys. It is normal for boys to dance, for girls to play cricket, and for every individual, regardless of gender, to pursue the things they love and are passionate about, free from stereotypes and expectations. We think co-ed schools are kinder, gentler places. But, for us at Brighton College, it is just ‘normal’!
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650 BOARDERS BY 2028
Things we love about boarding:
basketball pizza evenings beach volleyball swimming cultural trips to London gym bo table tennis ice skating dance classes jewellery making film nights tennis lessons g pool by the sea cookery classes barbecues escape rooms open mic nights Battle of 6
In sight of the sea and the countryside, Brighton College offers the most incredible boarding experience for girls and boys. With no Saturday school, weekly boarding gives our pupils the best of both worlds – four nights at school and three nights at home. And for our full boarders, a fun-packed weekend awaits! Evening activities for all boarders ensure that pupils have a fun, happy and fulfilling time with their friends.
ouldering karate cricket nets go karting Harry Potter Studio visits pottery painting games nights House at Home events plays and concerts badminton Olympic-sized the Bands football yoga Boarders Got Talent crazy golf art classes running clubs 7
Best Early Years in Britain
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UK School Awards 2026 “ Joyful childhood experiences with exceptional teaching.” “ Exceptional quality and ambition of Early Years Nursery and Reception.” “ Specialist teaching in French, Mandarin, sport, art, drama, dance and music begins from the earliest years.” “ Innovative Beach School curriculum brings learning to life beyond the classroom.” “ Children benefit from opportunities often reserved for much older pupils.” “ Learning is immersive, creative and purposeful, encouraging every child to be curious, confident and kind.” “ From specialist languages to the arts and sport, every child is inspired to discover and develop their talents.”
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St Paul’s School Brighton College North London Collegiate School 4 Godolphin and Latymer School 5 Guildford High School 6= Queen Elizabeth’s School, Barnet 6= St Paul’s Girls’ School 8 King’s College School, Wimbledon 9 Westminster School 10 Wilson’s School 11 City of London School for Girls 12 Latymer Upper School 13 King Edward VI High School for Girls 14 Lady Eleanor Holles 15 Alleyn’s School 16 Eton College 17 Sevenoaks School 18 South Hampstead High School GDST
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19 City of London School 20 Wycombe Abbey 21 Highgate School 22 Magdalen College School 23 St Olave’s Grammar School 24 Colchester Royal Grammar School 25 Queen Ethelburga’s College 26 Royal Grammar School, Guildford 27= Putney High School GDST 27= Hampton School 29 University College School 30= Winchester College 30= The Perse School 32 Tonbridge School 33 Reigate Grammar School 34 Kingston Grammar School 35 Concord College 36 Trinity School, Croydon 37 James Allen’s Girls’ School 38 Notting Hill and Ealing High School
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39 Withington Girls’ School 40 The Tiffin Girls’ School 41 Wimbledon High School GDST 42 Pate’s Grammar School 43 Bancroft’s 44= Caterham School 44= The Manchester Grammar School 46 Cardiff Sixth Form College 47 King Edward’s School, Birmingham 48 Emanuel School 49= Oxford High School GDST 49= Eltham College 51 Channing School 52 Dulwich College 53 Colfe’s School 54 Wellington College 55 Nottingham High School 56 King Edward VI Grammar School, Chelmsford 57 The Henrietta Barnett School 58 Surbiton High School
Source: The Sunday Times Parent Power Schools Guide 2026
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St Albans High School for Girls Altrincham Grammar School for Girls 61 Epsom College 62 Whitgift School 63 St Helen and St Katharine 64 Merchant Taylors’ School, Northwood 65 Reading School 66 Westbourne School 67 City of London Freemen’s School 68 St Michael’s School 69 Francis Holland School, Sloane Square 70 Abingdon School 71 Tiffin School 72 St Mary’s School Ascot 73 King Edward VI School, Stratford 74 Cheltenham Ladies’ College 75 Harrow School
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We are celebrating a record-breaking year, with 45 Oxford and Cambridge offers – the highest total ever and 20% of the year group.
Record Oxbr
OXFORD English Language & Literature
Alice OXFORD Mathematics & Computer Science
George OXFORD Medicine
Laura OXFORD History of Art
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CAMBRID GE Engineering
Alexis CAMBRID GE Psychological & Behavioural Sciences
Grace CAMBRID GE Natural Sciences (Physical)
Henry CAMBRID GE Modern & Medieval Languages
Anya CAMBRID GE Natural Sciences
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Brighton College supports every pupil to reach the university of their choice. We have dedicated applications experts in all subject areas, led by our two Directors of Global Futures, and including a Head of Medical Applications and a Head of Oxbridge Admissions. As well as Oxbridge offers, we receive around 700 offers each year from Russell Group universities, and pupils are winning places at almost every one of the global top 30 universities. 13
Brighton College Depa Heading off to the Top 30 Universities in the World While Oxford and Cambridge are the most popular destinations for our Sixth Formers, we are delighted that our pupils are winning places at almost every one of the global MI, USA • UNIVERSITY OF top 30 universities. MICHIGAN-ANN
CANADA • MCGILL UNIVERSITY • UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
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SCOTLAND • UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
WA, USA • UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON CA, USA • UC BERKELEY • STANFORD UNIVERSITY CA, USA • UCLA
IL, USA • UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO • NORTHWESTERN PA, USA • UPENN • CARNEGIE MELLON MD, USA • JOHNS HOPKINS NC, USA • DUKE UNIVERSITY
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Global Top 30 universities attended
45
Oxbridge offers this year
MA, USA • HARVARD UNIVERSITY • MIT CT, USA • YALE UNIVERSITY
ENGLAND • UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD • UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE • IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON • UCL
NY, USA • COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY NJ, USA • PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
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Global top 30 offers this year
artures Departures
HONG KONG • UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG
AUSTRALIA • UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE • UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY
* Global top 30 universities according to the QS World University Rankings 2027 and Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2026
DESTINATION
LOCATION
MIT
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, USA
OXF
University of Oxford
Oxford, UK
SFO
Stanford University
Stanford, USA
CAM
University of Cambridge
Cambridge, UK
HAR
Harvard University
Cambridge, USA
LON
Imperial College London
London, UK
BER
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, USA
PRI
Princeton University
Princeton, USA
CHI
University of Chicago
Chicago, USA
PEN
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, USA
YAL
Yale University
New Haven, USA
LON
University College London (UCL)
London, UK
JHU
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, USA
HKU
The University of Hong Kong (HKU)
Hong Kong
TOR
University of Toronto
Toronto, Canada
MEL
The University of Melbourne
Melbourne, Australia
NYC
Columbia University
New York, USA
LAX
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Los Angeles, USA
EDI
The University of Edinburgh
Edinburgh, UK
NWU
Northwestern University
Evanston, USA
MAA
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor, USA
MCG
McGill University
Montreal, Canada
CMU
Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, USA
SYD
The University of Sydney
Sydney, Australia
DUK
Duke University
Durham, USA
WTO
University of Washington
Seattle, USA
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BOARDING – MORE POPULAR THAN EVER We are delighted to announce exciting plans for two new boarding Houses. Our cool new boarding houses will offer luxurious and stylish living areas for our pupils, including beautifully appointed bedrooms and social spaces, and wonderfully light and airy common rooms. When completed in 2028, the newest additions to our boarding community will be home to 150 boarders aged 13 to 18. 16
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An Exciting Step Up
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A Culture of Kindness
Volunteering. Charity. Making a difference.
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World-Class Results
Big ideas. Challenged minds. Amazing results.
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Best Sixth Form in Britain 18
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Expert Teaching
World-class experts bring subjects to life.
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A Place to Call Ours
The best Sixth Form centre in the world. Outstanding facilities.
Sport. Art. Music. Drama. Dance. Clubs. Activities. Socials. Trips. Memories.
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The World’s Best Universities
Brighton College Connect: A community for life.
Our extraordinary success rates getting into top universities:
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Brighton College is redefining entrepreneurship education through a dynamic programme that develops creativity, resilience and the confidence to lead change. For more than 15 years, every pupil has taken part in the Brighton College Entrepreneurship Challenge, developing and pitching original business ideas to an expert panel of Dragons. Winning teams receive a share of £10,000 to help bring their ideas to life. Alongside this, the College’s pioneering approach to artificial intelligence ensures pupils engage directly with the technologies and ideas shaping the future of business and enterprise.
Challenge Winners INTERACTIVE SKIING NAVIGATION MAP
GLUCOSE MONITOR WATERPROOF SHELL
DYNAMO CHARGER FOR DEVICES
VOICE-ASSISTED LIVING DEVICE
INNOVATIVE TECH COLLAR FOR PETS
MEDICINAL PATCH FOR PAIN RELIEF
We can’t wait to see these ideas come to life and make an impact!
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Entrepreneurship is one of the most important subjects for pupils today – this is a real credit to Brighton College and the future of this subject.”
MEET OUR DRAGONS SARAH WILLINGHAM Entrepreneur, investor, financial expert and BBC Dragons' Den star
Farshad Nowshadi ENTREPRENEUR
neurs, Today
GERARD HARKIN Head of Social Value and Sustainability, Roche CHRIS LAMBERT-GORWYN Business Mentor, Entrepreneur
FARSHAD NOWSHADI Venture Capitalist, Finance and Technology
MICK RIGBY App Growth Strategist, Founder of Yodel Mobile
Social Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship at Brighton College starts young – every Year 9 pupil develops a social entrepreneurship project to raise as much money for charity as possible, starting with £10! 21
We are the Champions Brighton College celebrated another outstanding year of sporting team success. With more than 1,100 pupils representing the College in competitive fixtures and numerous pupils earning international honours, it was a truly memorable year for sport, reflecting both our commitment to participation for all and our pursuit of excellence at the highest level.
FENCING MIXED 18 MIXED ÉPÉE BRITISH SCHOOL U TEAM CHAMPIONS 2026
MENS U18 MENS ÉPÉE BRITISH SCHOOL TEAM BRONZE MEDALLISTS 2026
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HO CKEY 1ST XI ST GEORGE’S SIXES CHAMPIONS 2026 1ST XI NATIONAL INDOOR FINALS SILVER MEDALLISTS 2025 INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS CUP BRONZE MEDALLISTS 2026
NETBALL 15A NATIONAL SISTERS N SPORT U CHAMPIONS 2026 14A NATIONAL SISTERS N SPORT U CHAMPIONS 2025 14A SUSSEX CUP U CHAMPIONS 2025
SWIMMING ATH & NELSON B 4X100M FREESTYLE RELAY NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 2026 (EVENT RECORD) SSA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS E SENIOR MIXED FREESTYLE & SENIOR MIXED MEDLEY TEAMS DOUBLE CHAMPIONS 2025 ESSA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS INTERMEDIATE MIXED MEDLEY TEAM SILVER MEDALLISTS 2025
CRICKET BOYS ST XI BOWS FESTIVAL 1 CHAMPIONS 2026
GIRLS 1ST XI BOWS FESTIVAL CHAMPIONS 2026
One of the top schools in England for rugby, cricket and netball.” THE SUNDAY TIMES
R U G BY 16 ALL ENGLAND NATIONAL 7S U CHAMPIONS 2026 ST XV ROSSLYN PARK NATIONAL 7S 1 CHAMPIONS 2025 ST XV SEDBERGH TENS 1 CHAMPIONS 2025
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GAME ON…
Brighton College is recognised as one of the UK's leading sporting schools, producing international sportsmen and women across a range of disciplines while providing exceptional opportunities for every pupil to play, compete and excel.
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OLYMPICS
Toby Harries won bronze at Paris 2024 Olympics and two silvers at the 2026 European Championships with Team GB's 4 x 400m relay teams.
RUGBY
Rio is emerging as a major talent in English rugby, playing for England U18 and earning selection for the Six Nations Festival and International Series squads.
SWIMMING
Aran Bissett competed for GB at the 2026 European Junior Swimming Championships, winning two bronze medals and a silver, and reaching the 50m freestyle semi-finals.
ATHLETICS
FOOTBALL
Oliver won the OFC U16 Men’s Championship with New Zealand U16 football team, competing two years above his age group.
Ruby Jerges is one of England's leading long jumpers, winning the England Senior Long Jump title at the 2026 England Athletics Track and Field Championships.
HOCKEY
ATHLETICS
Taylor runs for England in cross country, winning team gold at the SIAB International whilst finishing third as the highest-placed Year 10 athlete.
Biba Mills was England's top goal scorer at the 2025 Junior Hockey World Cup in Chile, and has signed for European giants HC Rotterdam.
SWIMMING
Danny Kish represented the Cayman Islands at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, reaching two finals, a semi-final and setting two PBs, alongside winning ESSA Mixed Relay and Bath Cup titles.
GYMNASTICS
Din Ai is a leading British rhythmic gymnast, winning three consecutive British team titles before competing at the Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup in Sofia.
NETBALL CRICKET
Dan Lategan is among English county cricket’s most exciting young batters, scoring his maiden first-class century in an impressive start to his career with Worcestershire.
Holly Turnbull represents Scotland at U21 level, earning international honours as one of the nation's leading young netball talents.
RUGBY
Marcus Smith ranks among world rugby's leading flyhalves, starring for England and earning selection for two British & Irish Lions tours.
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I wanted to study in the USA to balance my academic and fencing ambitions, and want to say a massive thank you to the Sixth Form team – their knowledge and support was invaluable.”
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“I am studying Chemical and Biological Engineering at Princeton University, on a fencing scholarship. Princeton was always my first choice because of its academic excellence, strong sense of community and outstanding fencing programme. As a Team GB fencer, I’ve been fortunate to enjoy some incredible experiences, including winning the British Youth Championships (U16) in Women’s Sabre and a bronze medal at the Junior World Cup in Budapest. Alongside fencing, I achieved 11 Grade 9s at GCSE and was honoured to receive a British Education Award recognising both my academic and sporting achievements. I’m incredibly grateful for the support I received throughout my time at Brighton College, and am loving this exciting new chapter of my life in the United States."
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"Being at Brighton College for the whole school journey from Year 7 has made me who I am today. I’m now reading Mechanical Engineering at the University of Cambridge, and having the best time! During my time at Brighton College, I combined my passion for engineering and science with a wide range of opportunities, from serving as President of our award-winning Robotics Club to taking part in the school’s Strictly dance competition. I was delighted to achieve seven A-levels, including six A*s and one A, and eleven Grade 9s at GCSE. I also received the Semiconductor Talent Award and an Arkwright National Scholarship, achieved Gold Awards in both the Chemistry and Physics Olympiads, and represented Sussex in archery. I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunities and support I received at Brighton College."
Year 7 Cambridge FROM
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Thank you to my teachers throughout my time at Brighton College, for the support, kindness, patience and expertise they have given me. I’m extremely grateful for the opportunities I have been offered.” d Datis age
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All the World's a Stage
A flawless piece of theatrical art.”
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We stage a vast range of musical, dramatic and dance productions every year, from informal concerts to major performances. The Richard Cairns Building houses a world-class 400-seat theatre, Dance School and Drama Studio, and our Music School has a stunning Recital Hall, completing our amazing performing arts spaces. NATIONAL DRAMA AWARD
AWARD -WINNING
DANCE TEAMS
WINNE RS
PRO CORDA FINALS NATIONAL WINNERS
BEST MUSICAL & BEST PLAY
National School Theatre Awards 2026
Our sensational productions of Hadestown and Beowulf were nominated for Best Musical and Best Play respectively by the National Theatre Awards 2026. Known as the ‘Oscars for schools’, these follow on from our phenomenal production of The Trial winning Best Play last year.
NATIONAL WINNERS
All England Dance National Finals 2026
Our boys and girls were crowned All England Dance National Champions after an outstanding performance, competing against leading dance schools. Abracadabra won the title with a perfect 30/30 score, while Message in a Bottle was second runner-up. The judges described Abracadabra as "a flawless piece of theatrical art", further showcasing Brighton College as the UK's leading school for dance.
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
Pro Corda Competition 2025
Five of our ensembles reached the Winners’ Final Concert of the prestigious Pro Corda National Chamber Music Competition, making us the most represented school. Our Under-16 Saxophone Quartet were crowned Overall Chamber Champions. 29
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Thanks to the support of Old Brightonian President, Mark Green, we are going on a life-changing adventure to Antarctica – to study the , environment, nature and geology and to broaden our horizons.
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Our School Wi REASONS TO LOVE THE LOWER SCHOOL
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school within a school
pupils play in sports fixtures each week
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charities and community projects supported
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wonderful cinema
Kindness is important here and everyone cares for each other. Working with the Syrian Café was really rewarding.”
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Flossie
The Lower School is just wonderful. It’s like a little school within a big school.”
Dorothy
I loved getting a buddy before I even joined the school. We spent the whole summer chatting over email and I couldn’t wait to see her on my first day.”
Ted
I love having a Sixth Form buddy who helps me with my prep each week. We’ve become great friends.”
ithin a School Year 7 and 8 pupils enjoy so many subjects, all taught by our specialist teachers in world-class facilities.
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Rosie
The lessons are great fun, and I just love that moment when you suddenly get it!”
Art I Biology Chemistry I DT Drama I English French I German IT I Latin Mandarin I Maths Music I Physics Russian I Spanish Story of our Land
Wilf
The teachers are clever, kind and passionate about their subjects. They explain things so well and challenge me to be my best self.”
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A CULTURE OF SERVICE
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
1,200+
75k+
pupils take part
One of my favourite days of the year is Make a Difference Day, where the whole school helps out in our local community. Through supporting local charities and community groups, it’s a chance to make a real impact and see how every pupil’s actions can make a big difference.”
community service hours each year
Community service is a big part of life here. Whether we are fundraising, volunteering or supporting local organisations, we are encouraged to use our skills and energy to make a positive difference to the lives of others.”
CHARITY EVENTS
£170k The help and support that your pupils and teachers give us is truly life-changing.” MNDA EAST SUSSEX 34
raised for charity this year
The OddBalls charity event is always a highlight of the year. Everyone gets involved in a fun obstacle course whilst dodging our friends with water pistols! It’s a fun way to support an important cause while raising awareness of cancer.”
TOGETHER WE CAN
Brighton College turns out good human beings, not just clever ones.” THE SUNDAY TIMES
100+
community projects and charities supported
From national events to cake bakes and 24-hour rowathons plus the everpopular ‘Sponge the Teacher’, we love throwing ourselves into everything we do – supporting charitable causes while strengthening our sense of community.”
PRIMARY CLUB
COMMUNITY SUPPORT
Weekly
visits to care homes
Visiting local care homes has been one of the most rewarding experiences I've had at Brighton College. Spending time chatting and playing games helps combat loneliness and reminds us that friendship across generations is a beautiful thing.”
Clubs
after-school clubs for primary school children
Pelican Primary Club is so rewarding, as well as developing our leadership and mentoring skills. Each week, our pupils run free after-school clubs for 80 children from 12 local primary schools. These range from coding to dance as well as 'Experiments & Explosions'!” 35
SOCIAL CONNECTIONS/ CLUBS/ REUNIONS/ AMBASSADORS
s d n e i r F For Life
The friendships made at Brighton College last a lifetime. The Old Brightonian community brings alumni together through a vibrant programme of reunions, sporting fixtures, clubs, societies and events in the UK and around the world.
From formal dinners and informal gatherings to overseas ambassador events and shared interests, there are countless opportunities to reconnect with old friends, forge new friendships and remain part of the Brighton College family.
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Our Old Brightonian dinners take place in locations including:
London/ San Francisco/ New York/ Sydney/ Hong Kong/ Frankfurt/ Kuala Lumpur/ Los Angeles/ Melbourne/ Singapore 37
OUR GLOBAL BRIGHTON COLLEGE FAMILY
CONNECTIONS FOR LIFE
At Brighton College, pupils become part of a lifelong global community. From the very first day, they join a family that continues to support and inspire them long after they leave. During their time at the College, pupils enjoy unique opportunities across our family of schools, including the Brighton College Games – our very own Olympics, bringing together pupils from around the world. After graduating, our alumni remain connected through a thriving global network, studying at leading universities and pursuing careers across an extraordinary range of professions and industries.
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CAREERS, SUPPORT AND INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES Through Brighton College Connect, our professional networking platform, alumni remain connected long after leaving the College. From internships, apprenticeships and careers advice to interview support and professional introductions, the Brighton College community provides lifelong friendships, valuable connections and opportunities globally.
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OUR FAMILY OF SCHOOLS
ABU DHABI AL AIN DUBAI ROME HANOI
BANGKOK VIBHAVADI BANGKOK SINGAPORE
TOP CO-EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL IN THE UK 2025 & 2026
UK BOARDING SCHOOL OF THE YEAR 2025 & 2026
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