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Their passion, commitment and kindness explains why Brighton College is now one of the highest performing schools in the world. Over the past eight years our pupils have gone to some of the world's finest universities:
- Life at Brighton
Brighton College life. Everything we do at Brighton College...
- Admissions
The admissions process for 11+ starts in Year 6....
- Results
This year, has been another excellent year of results, with...
- News and Events
Our dancers performed brilliantly, and received warm and...
- Prep School
The journey your child will take from when they arrive in...
- Open Mornings
Visits to the College. Our Open Mornings are the ideal way...
- Prep news
This year’s Make a Difference Day showcased a variety of...
- Welcome from the Head Master
There are Open Mornings held throughout the year, and the...
- Life at Brighton
Learning Portal. Login to your learning portal to access learning resources, submit assessments and view grades and feedbacks. Go to Learning Portal. MS Teams. Login to Office 365 using your student email to check updates from Campus. MS Teams is a great platform to connect with your fellow students and your trainers through chat messages.
Website. www .brightoncollege .org .uk. Brighton College is an independent, co-educational boarding and day public school for boys and girls aged 3 to 18 in Brighton, England. The school has three sites: Brighton College (the senior school, ages 11 to 18), Brighton College Preparatory School (children aged 8 to 13, located next to ...
Since opening our first school in 2011, Brighton College International has continued to grow, now overseeing a global portfolio of seven schools. Our strong links with the College ensure that each overseas school is built on the outstanding reputation of Brighton College UK.
History of the College. Founded in 1845 by William Aldwin Soames, Brighton College was the first independent school to be founded in Sussex. Our historic gothic buildings were designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott R and, later, Sir Thomas Graham Jackson RA.
