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Today we have the Music Tech students working on sound recordings for their elected film pieces. As Foley Artists they are creating the audio they need that they can’t record on location e.g. horses walking in a field. This is recorded, edited and mixed into their Logic projects.

As part of our Excellence programme. A number of students were competing today to represent Woking College at SATRO, the problem-solving competition. The challenge: Build a rollercoaster, with what’s in front of you, in the allotted time. The longest time for the marble to roll down the rollercoaster to reach the end within 30s was […]

Year 12 A-level geography students recently visited Brick Lane and Queen Mary. After a tour of Queen Mary, they attended a lecture on ‘Hipsterfiction’ by Professor Alastair Owens. They then explored Brick Lane to investigate the extent to which it has been ‘hipsterfied’.

Exploring the heart of broadcast innovation! Our Media students took a behind-the-scenes tour of Sky Studios, gaining hands-on insights into the world of production, technology, and creativity! #FutureMediaMakers #SkyStudios

Congratulations to our student Tom Dryer (A-Level PE) on his debut appearance for Woking FC seniors last night with a victory in the National League Cup against Derby in the U21s. Tom is a member of the Woking FC Academy based at Woking College.

A massive congratulations to Peter Heeney for obtaining a Certificate of Distinction at the British Mathematical Olympiad Round 1, 2024.

Sister Act. The Musical. Woking College proudly presented their annual musical production Sister Act to sell-out audiences across four performances. With a rotating cast of 50 talented students and a live band, audiences were treated to a divine night of laughter, music and joy in this feel-good production based on the 1992 film starring Whoopi […]

Thank you to all the students and staff at Woking College who gave so generously to the festive appeal from Woking Food Bank. Festive goodies delivered.

Students of A-Level Language enjoyed a brilliant visit to EMC’s Linguistics conference in London, learning about how children form questions, queer linguistics and how to spot AI-generated text!

Woking College The Mathematical Olympiad for Girls consists of five challenging problems that expose students to the style of questions they will see in higher education. Congratulations to Hattie and Gemma pictured for gaining their certificates of Merit and Scarlett Cruise who achieved a Distinction with an impressive 78%.