Undertaking an EPQ provides an opportunity for pupils to extend their abilities beyond the A Level syllabus and explore an area of interest. Contributing up to 28 UCAS points, completing an EPQ can impact heavily...

This term the Lower Sixth has produced a truly outstanding range of essays for the Heresy Project, as fresh, irreverent and spikily intelligent as ever. This is clearly not a generation given, in Evelyn Waugh’s...

Electronics Club, part of Lancing’s Co-curricular Programme, started up just under five years ago when some students from the Fourth Form approached me wanting to learn some electronics. We hunted around in the Physics Department...

… is likely to be unsatisfactory!’ Assistant Head (Co-curricular), Karen Andrew, strongly believes that Lancing’s Co-curricular programme is one of the College’s strengths, and sets us apart from all other schools. Lancing’s programme is not...

This term’s eagerly anticipated Advent Concert did not disappoint, with performances from the Symphony Orchestra, Sinfonia, Concert Band, Big Band, Honk!, Flute Ensemble, Trombone Choir and Bassoon Trio as well as choral music from the...

We are always looking at interactive and creative ways to assist our pupils’ transition from school to life after Lancing, inspiring them as much as possible with a wide range of career options. We held...

Lancing held its annual Careers Fair on Saturday 5 November, which is a core part of the first year of the three-year long ‘My Future’ programme. Each year, feedback from pupils and speakers helps us...

At the visit to the RA on 28 September the Lower Sixth Art and Photography students entered a new, immersive world by artist William Kentridge. Kentridge’s work consisted of etching, drawing, collage, film, opera and...

The Fourth Form Explorer Scouts ventured out on the Summer Term overnight adventure. The first stage was the navigation challenge, walking from the College to Hillside Scout Camp site in Small Dole. The routes had...