It was wonderful to be able to celebrate the work of our Fifth and Upper Sixth Form Fine Artists and Photographers for the first time in two years this Summer Term. The exhibition opening was...

The Lower Sixth Geography students took part in a five-day residential fieldtrip as part of their A Level studies just before May Half Term. A key part of their A Level experience, the trip was...

Although Geography resides comfortably within the humanities faculty, it is also infused with application of the scientific method. A particular example of such ‘Scientific Geography’ is the use of experiments to examine landscape evolution up...

Following on from the College's Sustainability Week, we were delighted to welcome Rod Downie OL (Olds 1981-1986) , World Wildlife Fund’s Chief Advisor, Polar, as our speaker for this term's Head Master’s Lecture at the...

This term the College held its first-ever Sustainability Week, which was designed to enable the whole community to learn, debate and discuss topics around climate change and the environment. The week was also intended to...

After fierce debate a grand jury within the Common Room has decided that three of this year’s shortlisted Lower Sixth Heresy Project entrants should be jointly awarded the top prize. Amidst an exceptionally strong field...

At the beginning of February the MFL Department hosted the first Chinese New Year’s party since the start of the pandemic. Kristy W and Vivi L, Lower Sixth, wrote: 'The year 2022 is the year...

At the end of January several Lancing students took part in a 'Model United Nations' conference on climate change. Acting as the Russian delegation, Lancing managed to argue several changes to the three resolutions under...

The Lancing Geographer is a journal of original academic writing by students at Lancing College. Edited by a dedicated team of A Level Geography students, it aims to showcase the talents of geographers across the...