SPORTS enthusiast Josh McCrow is taking his mind off his final year at university by doing a double marathon challenge. A former student at Woking College, 20-year-old Josh lives on the Barnsbury... Read more »
WOKING MP Jonathan Lord praised the achievements of Woking College at Prime Minister’s Questions in the House of Commons last week. Mr Lord referred to the college’s success in securing government funding... Read more »
DANCE Woking hosted four events at Rhoda McGaw Theatre when more than 360 students and dancers took to the stage. Three community dance platforms were held either side of a performance by... Read more »
WOKING College has secured funding for a new £3 million teaching block which will provide much-needed additional space for the oversubscribed sixth-form college. Three-quarters of the money will come from central government... Read more »
HOARDINGS around the Sheer House redevelopment site at West Byfleet have been brightened up by art students from Woking College. They have used their creative talents to paint murals that draw inspiration... Read more »
STAFF and students at Woking College have raised £15,000 and counting for the mental health charity MIND, as part of the 27 27 Challenge. The charity set the challenge to raise money... Read more »
A TEENAGER is composing and writing music for a concert at Woking College that will include a band with at least nine instruments and a 35-strong choir. Imaan Kashim, 16, is due... Read more »
STUDENTS at Woking College attracted sell-out audiences to their latest musical production. All tickets sold out before the three-night run of Little Shop of Horrors. With a cast of over 30 young... Read more »
A WOKING man has set up a workshop producing furniture and restoring old pieces. Former Fullbrook School and Woking College student Toby Jeffries was inspired by his father Nick, and landscape gardener,... Read more »
LOCAL students have been celebrating success as they received their A Level results. Students from Gordon’s School enjoyed a 100% pass rate, in which 93% of entries were graded A* – C.... Read more »