After such a positive second term, it is time to conclude by adding to the exclusive Engineer of the Term list. Every single nominee shone, and we were extremely proud of each student, including those who were not nominated. The department has truly been shining with promise. Although someone had to win, we are immensely proud of all the nominees. And to the official Bexhill Sixth Form College Engineer of the Term winner, ‘Kurtis’ an incredible congratulations!

Students from the IT Extended Diploma and Media T Level programmes impressed at the Digital Futures Showcase with their design of a new app FreePath — a real-time accessibility app designed to support people with disabilities. Guided by mentor Will Callaghan, the team pitched confidently to a panel of industry experts and earned three awards: Best Pitch Innovation Award Best Overall Post-16 Project The showcase was part of the Digital Futures Accelerator, a project led by East Sussex Careers Hub and [...]

Today Bexhill College held its annual Engineer of the Year awards ceremony. We had a fantastic turn out with over 70 students attending. To make it even more prestigious this year we had our principal, Karen Hucker, attending to present the prize to our winner. We had seven nominees and one winner who showed that by working hard you can achieve great things, but it’s also about supporting those around you. Well done to all of our Engineering students [...]

Last Friday, the maths department held their annual competition, the Integration Bee. A-Level maths students competed head-to-head in front of an audience to decide who was the 'Grand Integrator'. This year's title went to first-year further maths student Pablo Haylock-Fernandez. Congratulations Pablo and well done to all of the students who took part and made it an enjoyable and memorable event.  

As part of our work-related learning programme at Bexhill Sixth Form College, A-level Philosophy and Religious Studies students successfully, wrote, edited, and produced articles for the nationally recognised philosophy magazine, ‘Philosophy Now’. A selection were put forward to the editor for consideration and Hugh Hamilton’s article, titled ‘God’s Silence on TV’ was chosen for their Mar/Apr edition. Students had to meet a strict criteria to be considered. The editor commented that Hugh produced “a good description of the current [...]