Partner Colleges East Surrey College

Partner Colleges East Surrey College www.esc.ac.uk Wednesday 23 Sept 17:30-20:00 (Further Education College) 01737 78844 Thursday 15 Oct 17:30-20:00 Saturday 14 Nov 10:00-14:00 Weds 24 Feb 17:30-19:30 Pre-register on website Reigate College www.reigate.ac.uk Saturday 1 Oct 18:00-20:30 (Sixth Form College) 01737 221118 Monday 5 Oct 18:00-20:30 Tuesday 6 Oct 18:00-20:30 Currently reviewing dates – check website Other Options Specialist Post 16 Providers ACM www.acm.ac.uk No upcoming events (Music, Guildford) 01483 500800 The Brit School www.brit.croydon.sch.uk No upcoming events (Performing Arts, Croydon) 020 8665 5242 Merrist Wood College www.merristwood.ac.uk Saturday 10 Oct 9:30-13:30 (land-based studies & sport 01483 884000 Wednesday 18 Nov 16:00-20:00 courses) Registration opening soon – check website or register online for Virtual Open Event: Saturday 17 & 31 Oct Plumpton College www.plumpton.ac.uk No upcoming events (land based studies) 01273 890454 Crawley College www.crawley.ac.uk Thursday 15 Oct 16:30-19:00 (wide range of courses 01293 442200 Saturday 7 Nov 10:00-13:00 including catering) Specific course virtual open events online School Sixth Form (smaller, more nurturing environment) St Bede’s School www.st-bedes.surrey.sch.uk Thursday 8 Oct 19:00-20:30 (Redhill) 01737 212108 Date may change – check website Royal Alexandra and www.raa-school.co.uk Saturday 19 Sept 9:00-10:30 Albert School 01737 649000 Saturday 10 Oct 9:00-10:30 Register online Reigate Grammar School www.reigategrammarschool.org Wednesday 23 Sept 18:00-21:00 01737 222231 Register online Nescot College www.nescot.ac.uk Virtual Open Event 21st-24th (Ewell) 0208 3943038 September 3-7PM Wednesday 23 Sept 16:30-19:30 Saturday 17 Oct 11:00-14:00 Wednesday 23 Nov 16:30-19:30 Brooklands College www.brooklands.ac.uk No upcoming events (Weybridge) 01932 797700 Sixth Form Colleges (further to travel, but may have specific course you are looking for) Coulsdon College www.coulsdon.ac.uk Saturday 10 Oct 10:00-13:00 01737 551176 Thursday 19 Nov 17:30-20:00 .

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