Lewes Roberts has become well-known through his work in TV series.

ESC will soon launch a new digital skills and interactive classroom at its Ore Valley Campus

From 13-15 November, students aged 5-19 took to the airwaves, creating and producing their own radio shows.

The competition encouraged students to embrace the Halloween spirit with fun and creative entries.

A key focus of the lunch was fostering connections with employers and highlighting the benefits of supporting students through industry placements.

On Armistice Day, each campus held a two-minute silence observed by students and staff.

Josh Babarinde met students from a variety of courses, including Multi-Skills, T-Level Construction, Carpentry, and Plumbing.

The popular student-run Eastbourne Youth Radio (EYR) returns to East Sussex College Eastbourne.

The visit offered students a unique behind-the-scenes look at the brick-making process.

Art & Design students took centre stage at a “pop-up museum” exhibition event on October 26th and 27th, celebrating the rich heritage of Lewes’ historic “Green Huts".

The students were able to experience a West End production first-hand and see what’s possible with hard work and dedication.

The state-of-the-art facility gives students access to cutting-edge technology and creative opportunities.

Wear yellow to show your support for mental health awareness.

The event focused on sustainability, renewable energy, and future green careers.

During his visit, Josh explored ESC's new state-of-the-art VR equipment, BodySwaps software & Focus XR software, while also learning about the College's brand new BT Immersive Rooms

Tallulah Martinez spoke to the College about how it felt to win such a prestigious award.