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The Ring

2026-06-29T09:38:20+01:00June 29th, 2026|Categories: Bexclusive Magazine, Culture, Uncategorized|

A short story by Shaina Simpson It was another one of those evenings. Elena had settled down in the usual café she would use at this time, accompanied by her boyfriend Ralph. The sun was disappearing now and the sky turned to beautiful gradients of different purple and pink hues. The moonlight illuminated their wine glasses perfectly and showed Elena a different glow in Ralph’s eyes tonight. She could see something beyond the white shine in the centre of [...]

A Poem for Auschwitz

2026-06-29T09:44:17+01:00June 29th, 2026|Categories: Bexclusive Magazine, Culture, Uncategorized|

Heather Saunders reacts to a visit to Auschwitz organised by the Holocaust Educational Trust We got off the buses around noon, Marching in groups towards the entrance. They checked us, made sure that we didn't have anything we weren't supposed to. And then we walked. Along a pathway with high concrete walls, With names being spoken clearly, firmly. A reminder of tragedy.   We reach the sign, ‘Arbeit Macht Frei’ - work sets you free. Everyone shuffled slowly through, [...]

Leading the Conversation

2026-06-29T09:18:50+01:00June 29th, 2026|Categories: Bexclusive Magazine, Local Events, Uncategorized|

Ciara Purton finds out about the role of the student council at Bexhill College What does the student union do? What is the Bexhill College Podcast? What does it have to do with me? These are some of the questions you may have as a student at Bexhill College, and I have been lucky enough to get the answers to them by talking to Lily Burrows and Nikhil Nayee, a member of the Bexhill College Podcast and communications officers [...]

Mayor of Bexhill visits the college for Charity and Volunteering Progression Fair

2026-06-01T09:47:22+01:00April 21st, 2026|Categories: Uncategorized|

Bexhill College hosted its first Charity and Volunteering Progression Fair. We had many different stallholders attend from Charity organisations as well as stalls offering students volunteering opportunities. The event was very well attended and created a real buzz among students. We were delighted to welcome the Mayor, a former Mayor, the Leader of the Council, and the Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Sussex, who spent time meeting students and chatting with the charity and volunteering stallholders. They were also given [...]

Is there an increase in political participation among young people?

2026-03-19T11:00:07+00:00March 19th, 2026|Categories: Bexclusive Magazine, Opinion, Uncategorized|

Gracie Jenness and Toby White look at political interest among under 18s Political participation in the modern world is changing now more than ever. Younger people engage more with politics through social media and e-petitions rather than directly voting. This raises the question of whether the UK is going through a crisis in participation in traditional voting systems particularly with regard to the younger generation. So we have decided to investigate this, firstly by interviewing Bexhill College’s very own [...]

An Imbecile’s Guide to F1

2026-01-29T14:15:57+00:00January 29th, 2026|Categories: Bexclusive Magazine, Culture, Opinion, Uncategorized|

Sally-Ann Marshall takes on the loud cars with some louder opinions Image: Megan Crombie What is F1? Formula One is the “pinnacle of motorsport” aka 19 rich guys (soon to be 21) plus Franco Colapinto, all driving in circles at terrifying speeds, while engineers cry in wind tunnels because their car has the aerodynamics of a rock. There are currently 10 teams with 2 drivers each. This year Cadillac joins, because they sold their soul to the F1 owners [...]

Work Related Learning – Lorna Crabbe from the Jack in the Green commitee presents a live brief to our A level Graphics Students

2025-03-25T09:09:15+00:00March 25th, 2025|Categories: Uncategorized|

Lorna Crabbe, artist and researcher and member of the Hastings Traditional Jack in the Green committee presented a live brief to the first year A-level Graphics students last week. The students will have four weeks to create designs the festival’s annual logo. This is another example of our work-related learning projects that will benefit the students later on. Thank you again to Lorna for visiting the college and speaking with our students.

Employer Networking – Engineering Students Attend Reverse Jobs Fair

2025-03-31T16:27:04+01:00February 6th, 2025|Categories: Uncategorized|

Continuing our week of employer encounters, yesterday we held our Third Employer board session, this time focusing on our Engineering sector. Which was then immediately followed by a Reverse Jobs Fair. These events aimed to strengthen the links with our local partners and to boost the work experience opportunities for our students. The day also provided an opportunity for our students to broaden their knowledge of the industry and to develop key employability skills. We would like to thank [...]

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