The Woking Globe Woking College students in the Cultural Studies department produced the first edition of ‘The Woking Globe’ newspaper earlier this year. The newspaper is entirely written by students at the college and the first edition is available to read/download here:     The second edition will be produced later this term, so watch […]

Press Release Following a very different and difficult year, we can now say that we are pleased with another excellent set of grades this year.  The pass rate was once again at 99%. 60% achieving high grades and that means Woking College students gained over 1000 examination results at A*-B or equivalent and so the […]

    Looking for an adventure? New to year 12 in September? Join the Woking College World Challenge two-week expedition to Malaysia in July 2021. The trip includes the opportunity to work assisting with turtle conservation and will be full of adventure! It is a fantastic opportunity to develop new skills and make new friendships. […]

The Woking College annual student showcase has become a main fixture in The Lightbox exhibition programme and although we are closed, we know that the students’ work is just as exciting to see. The exhibition features works from A Level Textiles, Photography, Graphic Design, Fine Art, 3D Design, Media Studies, CTEC, and L2 and L3 […]

We’re very proud to announce that our Photography teacher Christiane Zschommler has again been nominated for the Aesthetica International Art Prize this year. Well done Christiane.

We are really proud of ex- Level 3 CTEC Art and Design student Kat Wright who currently has a personal exhibition of her animal illustration work at Woking Hospice Cafe in Goldsworth Park. Great to see her doing so well, pop along and take a look.

Before the holidays, five exceptionally talented physics students took part in the British Physics Olympiad, one of the most challenging science competitions in the country. Not only do the exam papers require a deep understanding of a wide range of physics concepts, but also phenomenal problem solving skills. We are delighted to announce that Matt […]

Health and Social Care and Child Care students visited Bethnal Green Museum of Childhood and Covent Garden, exploring childhood past and present, supporting their current work on Equality and Play.

Last week, our students went through the production process of a Mini from a scrap of metal to seeing the end product. They had an amazing day learning about the logistics behind production and getting inside info about the exciting new limited addition Mini to mark 60 years of production!