Brighton College is delighted to have received an unprecedented three accolades in The Sunday Times Parent Power Schools Guide: UK Boarding School of the Year 2025, Top School of the Year for A-levels 2025 and Top Academic School in South East England 2025.
The Sunday Times rankings also place Brighton College as the Top Co-Educational School in the UK.
From coding to Combined Cadet Forces, jazz knitting to robotics, pupils can choose from a range of activities and will find support in starting a new club to pursue their own interests if they desire.
Here is a small taste of the clubs on offer at the College.
The Combined Cadet Force (CCF) offers pupils a broad range of challenging, exciting and educational activities to develop their leadership skills and promote responsibility, self-reliance, resourcefulness, endurance and perseverance. At Brighton College, we are a large non-compulsory contingent of around 200 cadets split across three sections: Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force. Pupils have the choice to join any one of these.
Gold, Silver and Bronze Award pupils go on various exciting expeditions through the year, from the Seven Sisters to the Peak District and the High Peaks. As part of the Awards, they take part in many varied activities, including karate, baking, helping the local community, and performing magic tricks!
Our pupils who pass their Duke of Edinburgh's Gold Award attend a fabulous garden party at Buckingham Palace together.
School trips are one of the most valuable educational opportunities a pupil can experience, which is why we offer a number of fantastic trips, both local and international, to complement and enhance our pupils’ learning.
The best way to experience what life is like at Brighton College is to join us at an Open Morning; you will have the chance to talk to current pupils and teachers about what makes Brighton College such a special place, and they will answer any questions you have about life here.