Throughout the trip, students pushed their limits with a range of exciting outdoor activities including:
But they didn’t stop there. The whole group showed incredible determination and team spirit as they successfully walked two mountains. For 9 students, the challenge levelled up even further – they took on Snowdon, the tallest mountain in Wales, and reached the summit together. An epic achievement and a memory that’ll stay with them forever.
Beyond the action and adventure, this trip meant so much more. Students came away with:
Craig Ottley, Head of Curriculum at East Sussex College, said, “From laughs around the campsite to overcoming fears and pushing personal limits, this trip was more than an outdoor excursion — it was an opportunity to grow, bond, and create stories they’ll tell for a lifetime.”
A huge well done to every student who took part. You smashed it – showing strength, courage and real team spirit. You’ve done yourselves, your course, and your college proud!
23 June 2025
From the Performing Arts Academy at East Sussex College to a creative internship in West Africa
19 June 2025
Lucas Radev Roig will join the 2025 Clipper Round the World Yacht Race as a circumnavigator.
19 June 2025
The events were a great stage to show off the talents and hard work shown by the students throughout the year.