Last month, our students created the above artwork in memory of Matt Ratana, the police sergeant who was shot dead inside a police custody facility in London on 25 September 2020.The students’ dedication and hard work in celebrating Matt’s legacy was a testament to their exceptional character and talents. We are incredibly proud of their efforts and grateful for the meaningful impact they have made.
Families and police gathered at Addington Station to witness the unveiling of the artwork.
Art and Design Level 3 Year 2 students are collaborating with SGI-UK (Soka Gakkai International) to create inspiring artwork for the 'Seeds of Hope & Action' exhibition in the Parfitt Gallery at Croydon College. This exhibition will showcase 25 panels that present...
Following the news last year that Croydon College Group had achieved a good overall grading from Ofsted, the college, which was formed from a merger between Croydon College and Coulsdon Sixth Form College, has launched its new five-year strategic plan “Creating...
This week, Maths and English students collaborated to participate in the opening stages of the Big Idea Challenge Competition, part of the school and college's entrepreneurial idea competition, hosted by members of London Metropolitan University. The first stage...
As National Apprenticeships Week approaches, it's a fantastic opportunity to recognise the value that apprenticeships bring to businesses and communities.From February 10th to February 14th, we will celebrate this important week at Croydon College with engaging...