University & Me: Tadgh
The option of going to university can present itself in many ways. It may be something you’ve always dreamed about doing, it could be essential for the career you’d like to go into, or it just ends up being a natural stage of progression. Ready to head off to university, Level 3 Business student Tadhg […]
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Principal’s Welcome
The new academic year started on Monday 7th September and we are very pleased to see students back on the campus and engaging in their programmes. Our campuses one at Weybridge and the other at Ashford, provide an ideal environment to study a qualification and develop the skills and technical knowledge to progress either onto the […]
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Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Brooklands College has set out various measures to ensure the safety of students, staff and the community. The Weybridge & Ashford campuses are currently open with restricted access. Students are required to attend lessons according to their timetable in a blended format or onsite & off-site learning. Visitors are not […]
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University & Me: Vinod, Jamie, Cillian, Sephora & Jonathan
The option of going to university can present itself in many ways. It may be something you’ve always dreamed about doing, it could be essential for the career you’d like to go into, or it just ends up being a natural stage of progression. Ready to head off to university, Level 3 Media students Vinod, […]
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BTEC Regrading Of Qualifications
Dear students, parents and staff, Following Ofqual’s announcement that A Level and GCSE students are to receive Centre Assessed Grades, Pearson have reviewed the impact on BTEC students and have decided to apply this same principle to students receiving BTECs this summer. A communication from Pearson/Edexcel was sent out at 16:33 on Wednesday 19 August […]
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Retrain In Surrey
This is a challenging time in the world for many whose jobs are at risk due to COVID-19. For Surrey residents and workers especially, the unforeseeable future may be daunting as airlines and other major businesses are unable to retain employees. Spelthorne Borough Council have announced that the industries hardest hit are Retail, Hospitality and […]
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University & Me: Erin & Jensen
The option of going to university can present itself in many ways. It may be something you’ve always dreamed about doing, it could be essential for the career you’d like to go into, or it just ends up being a natural stage of progression. Ready to head off to university, Level 3 Catering & Hospitality […]
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Engaging GCSE Students
Struggling to engage GCSE students? Brooklands College GCSE Lecturer Tom Vines shares with TES magazine how encouraging students to write their own papers had a positive impact on their enthusiasm. We, as a College, are always working on adapting our teaching methods to suit students and give them the best possible opportunities to achieve their […]
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My Medical Journey
Former Applied Science student, Jade Robinson, is excited to now hold two medical school offers for her top choice universities – Queen Mary University of London & St George’s University of London. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Jade found it to be a tough process when applying for universities. “I have been really lucky to have […]
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MP Positive For New Term
We had the pleasure of receiving Dr Ben Spencer, MP for Runnymede and Weybridge, at our Weybridge campus. This was a positive meeting with our senior officials, discussing the preparations to safely reopen the College to students in September. Dr Ben Spencer remarks how schools and colleges in the local area have effectively supported students […]
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Public Services Parade

Published on 04.07.2018

Public Services Students end the year with the Annual Passing Out Parade and Prize Giving.