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The Old Brightonians Association was founded in 1882 and continues to go from strength to strength, providing over 5,000 Old Brightonians with an international network of individuals who have the shared experience of an education at Brighton College. Find out more about what our alumni are up to below. If you are an OB and would like to share your news or simply get in touch with us, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Dear All,
Below are pictures from this year's Luka's Memorial Walk. It was lovely day and we all enjoyed it including passing Dragon boat race and resting at Grange Park on Luka's bench. We hope to see you next year.
Best wishes, Slavo
The Choral Society performs two major concerts with orchestra each year, joining with students of the College Choir. We remain an unauditioned choir which achieves the very highest standards in choral singing. Anyone is welcome to try a few rehearsals to see if they enjoy them. Rehearsals take place in term-time on Thursdays during the Michaelmas and Lent terms, 7-9 pm, usually in the Hordern Room at the College. If you are interested in joining, contact Karen Smith to find out more This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or telephone 01273 704341.
Not to be outdone by the record-breaking Upper Sixth, our GCSE candidates have also enjoyed a record set of results. More than 90% of grades were at A* or A (those grades demanded by leading universities) and, astonishingly, the most common grade of all was an A*.
Record results at A-level as 100 Sixth Formers get at least three A grades.
On Tuesday 26th June we were fortunate enough to welcome back a wonderful team of medics and our profound thanks go to Adam Harper (H. 1984-89) Consultant Physician in Elderly Care and General Internal Medicine, Matthew Staniforth (R. 1988-93) Consultant in Emergency Medicine Worthing Hospital, Dr Alison Taylor (F. 1982-84) GP, and Lisa Barrott (F. 1985-87) Acute Oncology Clinical Nurse Specialist.
A warm welcome to our newest members of the Old Brightonians, our leavers of 2012
Both the Simon Smith Building and the Skidelsky Building last week won highly prestigious awards from The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) for architectural excellence. At their annual awards ceremony, each of the College's most recent buildings won the RIBA's South East Downland regional award for outstanding architecture. Ten awards were made in total out of 179 submissions.