East Sussex College has distinct and 
unique campuses in Lewes, Newhaven, 
Eastbourne and Hastings. This 
strategy outlines East Sussex College’s 
ambitious strategic intentions for the 
next phase of our journey, ready for 
broad and deep discussions with our 
colleagues, students, parents /carers, 
employers, strategic partners, and 
local community leaders.  
As a learning organisation we will be 
listening intently to this feedback to 
inform our future direction. The results 
of this consultation will form the basis 
of our new Strategic Plan 2021-24. 
Through the lifetime of this new plan, 
we will be developing new learning 
spaces, learning approaches, and 
learning platforms.   
We will ensure that our curriculum 
offer develops the skills, knowledge, 
and behaviours that employers locally, 
regionally, and nationally tell us they 
need. Inclusion and diversity are at 
the core of everything that we do and 
reaching out to support every member 
of our community is central to the 
College’s mission.   
The significant impact that COVID has 
had on our local economies means 
that the stakes are very high. We have 
a huge responsibility to be agile and 
responsive to the needs of local people 
and employers, and to be a conduit to 
drive high quality skills development, 
retraining opportunities and positively 
contribute to the local health and 
wealth of our communities. We take 
this responsibility extremely seriously.  
We very much look forward to ongoing 
dialogue with you to shape the future 
of our College and make sure that it 
delivers the very best service for the 
people that we serve. 
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Development plans for the Eastbourne 
campus reflect ESC positioning itself as a 
college of the future.  
 
We are investing £1.2m this year focused 
on the first stage of improvements on 
our Eastbourne campus. This includes the 
relocation of our A-Level provision from 
its current position on the former site of 
Park College, to buildings at the heart of 
the campus. We are also investing in the 
redevelopment of the Eastbourne Sports 
Park which will house our Sport and Public 
Services students in a unique partnership 
with Eastbourne Borough Council and Wave 
Leisure, providing students with live work 
placements as well as training and fitness 
spaces. All of this is planned to be ready to 
welcome students from September 2021.  
 
We have submitted an £8m bid to the 
Government to support our exciting phase 
two developments. These will include 
relocating our Hair and Beauty salons 
to the main building at the front of the 
college, making the commercial venture 
easily accessible and visible to clients. 
Hospitality and Catering will relocate 
(subject to contract) to the Devonshire Park 
development in the town centre, providing a 
training kitchen and restaurant for tourists, 
theatre-goers and residents alike. 
 
In addition, a brand new, three-storey 
building at the heart of the campus 
will house our art and design provision 
with construction also benefitting from 
refurbished facilities in Eversely House, 
including moving the brickwork studio there.  
 
The wider student experience will also be 
enhanced with a covered courtyard, making 
an attractive social space for students 
between lessons.  
 
All of this will be subject to further 
consultation in the autumn but it represents 
an exciting new era in the college’s history 
and we look forward to welcoming students 
and our wider Eastbourne community to be 
part of it.
DEVELOPMENT 
AT EASTBOURNE CAMPUS
Birds-eye view of the Eastbourne campus, as it is now.
Artist impression of the new college layout, including a brand new 
three-storey building and covered courtyard area.
INSIDE THE COVERED COURTYARD
NEW 3 STORY BUILDING 
& COVERED COURTYARD
RELOCATED 
BRICKWORK WORKSHOP
GROVE HOUSE
ECAT HOUSE
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SUSSEX SKILLS SOLUTIONS
Sussex Skills Solutions, the apprenticeship 
& training arm of the college, launched 
Skills for the Future, to give adult learners 
opportunities in the workplace. This has 
included successful recruitments with 
Boutique Modern in Newhaven. Sector-
based work academies take place regularly 
at our Newhaven campus, and it was 
through this that adult students learned 
about job opportunities with Boutique 
Modern. 
CAFE FRENCH CONVERSATION
Lockdown didn’t put a stop to part-time 
adult students eager to learn a language 
at the Newhaven campus. Classes moved 
online for 2020, and the students embraced 
it. Cafe French Conversation student, Peter 
Guinan, praises the part-time course at 
ESC Newhaven:  “We are all grateful to the 
college for continuing our French studies. 
As an older person, I was reluctant to try 
Zoom, but Beatrice made it so easy for us. 
Of course, Zoom can never really replace 
attending the college In person. I miss the 
buzz and the life that we feel and when 
attending the college, and the fun of 
sitting behind a desk with my ‘classmates’, 
and the pleasure of learning with Bea, our 
wonderful, intelligent, ever cheerful Prof. But 
hopefully, those days will return again. In the 
meantime, thank you again for providing 
uswith these past 12 weeks which have 
kept our French Studies alive and kept our 
friendships going.”
ESC PUTS STUDENTS 
AT THE CENTRE OF 
EVERYTHING WE DO. 
 
WE AIM TO INSPIRE, 
INCLUDE, CELEBRATE, 
AND MOTIVATE ALL 
OUR STUDENTS WITH 
ENGAGING SOCIETIES, 
CLUBS, ACTIVITIES, TRIPS, 
WORK PLACEMENTS.
ADULT STUDENTS GET THE 
OPPORTUNITY  TO COMBINE THEIR 
PASSION, HOBBY OR WORK WITH OUR
PART-TIME COURSES IN NEWHAVEN. 
 
 
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“CAFE FRENCH CONVERSATION GIVES ME AN OPPORTUNITY TO PRACTISE MY 
FRENCH, AS WELL AS PROMOTE MY WORK WITH THE COMMONWEALTH WAR 
GRAVES COMMISSION (CWGC). I SPOKE ABOUT MY ROLE IN ONE OF THE 
CLASSES AND MANY PEOPLE WERE INTERESTED IN THE WORK WE DO.”
MEGAN MALTBY 
 
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16-18 ESCG EASTBOURNE STUDENT NUMBERS
ESCG EASTBOURNE ADULT STUDENT NUMBERS
The Eastbourne campus features a 
specialist construction hub. Dedicated 
workshops and live-build areas mirror 
realistic working environments. The 
brickwork centre, plumbing and gas 
workshops, painting and decorating bays, 
and engineering workshops all feature 
industry-stand tools and machinery for 
students to learn their trade.
The creative subjects in Art and Music also 
offer some of the best facilities in the area. 
Printing presses, pottery wheels, kilns, and 
photography studios, allow students to 
express their creativity. While the eight 
incredible music recording studios, fitted 
with industry-standard mixing desks and 
sound equipment, mean students will have 
every opportunity to excel in music.
Being situated on Cross Levels Way 
means the college has fantastic links with 
neighbouring Wave Leisure and Eastbourne 
General Hospital to provide exciting and 
meaningful work placements in public 
health, sport, and exercise.
THE NOW AT EASTBOURNE CAMPUS
  The automotive crash repair training 
centre in Eastbourne is now an IMI 
(Institute of the Motor Industry) 
approved centre - the only one of  
its kind at an FE college, locally! 
  Music Production can be studied 
at degree level, making it a natural 
progression route for 16- 19-year-old 
students.
The Eastbourne campus will build upon 
existing areas of expertise and successful 
programmes in key career families by 
developing the following curriculum 
specialisation:   Health Sciences up to Level 5, working in 
partnership with the adjacent Eastbourne 
General District Hospital (EGDH) for unique 
industry placements to provide direct 
pathways to defined careers including 
Nursing and the 14 allied health professions.   Sport Sciences to Level 4 in partnership 
with Wave Leisure/Eastbourne Borough Council and the Clinical Commissioning 
Group offering health improvement focused 
Industry placements and progression to 
the renowned Chelsea School, part of the 
University of Brighton offer in Eastbourne.   Construction with a specialism around 
management and allied professions 
(including Surveying) to Level 4 with defined 
pathways to HE programmes building on 
the successful roll out of the Construction 
Design T-Level in 2020/21.  
  
 Business and the visitor economy 
providing the workforce for the post-covid 
countywide visitor economy as the market 
leading provider of Accountancy, Hospitality 
and Catering, Hair & Beauty with industry-
standard facilities.  
 Art specialisms in Visual Art and Music 
Production, with ESC delivered progression 
routes in Hastings and Eastbourne.   
 Significant growth in adult skills training 
especially in Engineering, Construction, 
Health, Care, Digital Design and Performing 
Arts and Business focused programmes.     Special Educational Need and Disability 
(SEND) provision - The campus already 
houses a specialist 16-24 SEND unit and this 
will continue to be developed and expanded 
to include more employment focused 
programmes.  
The development of these specialisms, 
combined with enviable new facilities 
ensures East Sussex College is the number 
one choice, both now and in the future.
THE FUTURE AT EASTBOURNE CAMPUS
9,388 
students across ESC
31% 
of ESC 16-18 students study at Eastbourne 
47% 
of ESC adult learners study at Eastbourne
27% 
of ESC HE students study in Eastbourne
1,223
total
1,420
total
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ESCG EASTBOURNE ADULT STUDENT NUMBERS
The Eastbourne campus features a 
specialist construction hub. Dedicated 
workshops and live-build areas mirror 
realistic working environments. The 
brickwork centre, plumbing and gas 
workshops, painting and decorating bays, 
and engineering workshops all feature 
industry-stand tools and machinery for 
students to learn their trade.
The creative subjects in Art and Music also 
offer some of the best facilities in the area. 
Printing presses, pottery wheels, kilns, and 
photography studios, allow students to 
express their creativity. While the eight 
incredible music recording studios, fitted 
with industry-standard mixing desks and 
sound equipment, mean students will have 
every opportunity to excel in music.
Being situated on Cross Levels Way 
means the college has fantastic links with 
neighbouring Eastbourne General Hospital 
and Wave Leisure to provide exciting and 
meaningful work placements in public 
health, sport, and exercise. 
THE NOW AT EASTBOURNE CAMPUS
  The automotive crash repair training 
centre in Eastbourne is now an IMI 
(Institute of the Motor Industry) 
approved centre - the only one of  
its kind at an FE college, locally! 
  Music Production can be studied 
at degree level, making it a natural 
progression route for 16- 19-year-old 
students.
The Eastbourne campus will build upon 
existing areas of expertise and successful 
programmes in key career families by 
developing the following curriculum 
specialisation:                
 Health Sciences up to Level 5   
 Sport Sciences to Level 4    
 Construction with a specialism around 
management and allied professions    
 Business and the visitor economy - 
providing the workforce for the post-covid 
countywide visitor economy    
 Art specialisms in Visual Art and Music 
Production    
 Significant growth in adult skills training    
 Special Educational Need and Disability 
(SEND) provision to include more 
employment focused programmes. 
THE FUTURE AT EASTBOURNE CAMPUS
1,223
total
1,420
total
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VALUABLE WORK 
PLACEMENTS
Students have every opportunity to fuel 
their ambition and work towards achieving 
their goals. They can push and challenge 
themselves during valuable industry 
placements at a multitude of employers, 
thanks to the college’s contacts and 
partnerships.
Fifteen Health & Social Care students 
gained first-hand experience in operating 
theatres in local hospitals during a 10-week 
placement with East Sussex Healthcare 
NHS Trust.
Hospitality & Catering students like 
Jupiter Humphrey Bishop have worked in 
leading hotels such as The View and The 
Grand Hotel. Jupiter impressed during her 
placement and managed to secure a part-
time job while completing her studies.
INSPIRING TRIPS
Public Services students take their learning 
to new heights with expeditions and outdoor 
adventurous activities across the beautiful 
South Downs. They also team up with 
public services such as the Sussex Police 
and East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service 
to host community events. Josh Ndubuisi, 
who aspires to join the police force, also 
benefited from the expert guidance and 
coaching from his tutor, Zoe Carroll. Zoe is 
a life coach and helps her students prepare 
for careers in this challenging but rewarding 
industry.
Business and Economics students get 
inspired by educational trips at home and 
abroad. From visiting London’s business 
district to the Coca-Cola factory in 
Budapest, they get to see how some of the 
largest companies in the world do business.
Travel and Tourism students also see their 
industry in action by visiting BA i360 in 
Brighton, the London Eye, Thorpe Park, 
Gatwick Airport, the Emarites experience, 
and travelling abroad to Spain and Italy’s 
top tourism destinations.
INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY 
The college has built a supportive 
environment that ensures students’ success 
is celebrated. Awards evenings, celebratory 
lunches and dinners, and end of year 
exhibitions are important ways the college 
celebrates its students.
ESC PUTS STUDENTS 
AT THE CENTRE OF 
EVERYTHING WE DO. 
 
WE AIM TO INSPIRE, 
INCLUDE, CELEBRATE, 
AND MOTIVATE ALL 
OUR STUDENTS WITH 
ENGAGING SOCIETIES, 
CLUBS, ACTIVITIES, TRIPS, 
WORK PLACEMENTS.
BUSINESSES WE WORK WITH INCLUDE: 
• EAST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCIL 
• THE GRAND HOTEL 
• THE NATIONAL TRUST 
• MORGAN SINDALL 
• CUSTARD 
• TOWNER GALLERY 
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Business and Economics students visit Budapest. 
Hospitality & Catering student Jupiter Humphrey Bishop.
Public Services tutor Zoe Carroll recently completed a Sahara Trek
. 
MiniFest celebrations take place every year.
Public Services students join East  Sussex Fire and Rescue Service.
 
WATCH 
HOSPITALITY & CATERING STUDENT 
JUPITER HUMPHREY BISHOP
READ ABOUT
PUBLIC SERVICES TUTOR
ZOE CARROLL
WATCH 
PUBLIC SERVICES STUDENT 
JOSH NDUBUISI
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INTRODUCTION.
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THE 
COLLEGE 
FOR EAST 
SUSSEX.
Rebecca Conroy
CEO & Principal ESC 
CONTENTS PAGE
Education               4
People     5
Infrastructure                6
Communication                    8
Finance                            10
Governance               11
What Are The                       12
Likely Priorities for?East Sussex College 
is a progressive and 
proudly values-led 
organisation.  We 
are here to serve 
the distinct needs 
and ambitions of 
all of the people, 
organisations, and 
communities of 
East Sussex.
 
Since our formation as a 
College in 2018 we have 
worked hard to build trust, 
improve the quality and 
clarity of our education 
and skills offer so that 
we are recognised as the 
‘engine’ of East Sussex 
regeneration.  
The Covid Pandemic and 
Brexit on top of a decade 
of austerity have hit our 
communities hard. It 
is the College’s role to 
respond to this critical 
time with a focussed offer 
that drives and inspires 
potential and opportunity.  
As a community hub, the 
decisions we make and 
what we chose to do with 
our resources matters now 
more than ever.  
Our new College strategy 
is rooted in ambitious 
transformation so that 
we deliver; A consistently brilliant 
student experience
    A newly aligned 
education and skills 
offer
    Investment and 
support of our people
    Transformation of our 
buildings and digital 
capability
We are proud to launch 
our new strategic 
plan consultation and 
want to hear from as 
many stakeholders as 
possible; current and 
future students, our 
team members, parents, 
employers, school 
partners, public service 
partners, social, health, 
sporting, and cultural 
stakeholders. David Smith
Chair of ESC 
“East Sussex College 
was created in 2018 
to serve the many 
communities of East 
Sussex and provide 
an exceptional 
educational 
experience for young 
people, young adults 
and lifelong learners 
to drive and shape 
their personal and 
career aspirations.”
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INTRODUCTION.
East Sussex College has distinct and unique 
campuses in Lewes, Newhaven, Eastbourne 
and Hastings. This strategy outlines East 
Sussex College’s ambitious strategic 
intentions for the next phase of our journey 
ready for broad and deep discussions with 
our colleagues, students, parents/carers, 
employers, strategic partners, and local 
community leaders.As a learning organisation we will be listening intently 
to this feedback to inform our future direction. The 
results of this consultation will form the basis of our 
new Strategic Plan 2021-24. Through the life of this new 
plan, we will be developing new learning spaces, learning 
approaches, and learning platforms. 
We will ensure that our curriculum offer develops the 
skills, knowledge, and behaviours that employers locally, 
regionally, and nationally tell us they need. Inclusion 
and diversity are at the core of everything that we 
do and reaching out to support every member of our 
community is central to the College’s mission. 
The significant impact that COVID has already had on 
our local economies means that the stakes are very 
high. We have a huge responsibility to be agile and 
responsive to the needs of local people, employers and 
to be a conduit to drive high quality skills development, 
retraining opportunities and positively contribute to the 
local health and wealth of our communities. We take 
this responsibility extremely seriously.  We very much 
look forward to ongoing dialogue with you to shape the 
future of our College and make sure that it delivers the 
very best service for the people that we serve. 
4 - 5EDUCATING EAST SUSSEX
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PEOPLE.
“Empower and inspire East 
Sussex College colleagues 
to deliver excellence and 
feel proud of their College 
by being an excellent 
employer.”
    Develop a culture in which workload management, 
wellbeing and work-life balance is prioritised and 
co-created. 
    Develop empowering and supportive and personalised 
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) to 
promote career progression and staff retention. 
    Enable and support an entrepreneurial, problem 
solving approach where people’s ideas, contributions 
and efforts are valued and celebrated.
PEOPLE
EDUCATION.
“Design and deliver inspiring 
career pathways to ensure 
that East Sussex College 
students are equipped with 
the knowledge, skills and 
behaviours (KSBs) to achieve 
personal, economic, and 
civic success.”
    Establish campus identities and specialisms with clear 
curriculum pathways from entry to degree level, to reflect 
and regenerate the economies we serve. 
    Deliver innovative, engaging, and flexible programmes to 
fuel the aspirations of every East Sussex College student. 
    Work in partnership with employers, Universities and other 
stakeholders to develop industry specific placements, a 
broad range of enrichment and careers activities and deliver 
an exceptional student experience.
    Enhance the range of apprenticeships and adult skills and 
lifelong learning programmes to meet current and future 
economic and social needs.
EDUCATION
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INFRASTRUCTURE.
“Transform the East 
Sussex College estate and 
infrastructure to provide 
exceptional, flexible, 
efficient, learning spaces 
and platforms that 
inspire staff, students and 
community partners.”
    Create exemplar sustainable campuses at the heart of our 
communities with flexible and efficient learning and social 
spaces, including opportunities to co-locate with our public, 
private or third sector partners. 
    Provide a digital framework with capability that facilitates 
the college as a physical and virtual learning and working 
environment. 
    Develop a whole College approach to climate change 
mitigation and take action on learning & teaching, 
operations, responsible investment and renewable 
opportunities.
INFRASTRUCTURE
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COMMUNICATIONS.
“Position East Sussex 
College at the heart of 
our communities, as a 
key strategic partner with 
a strong reputation for 
excellence, responsiveness, 
and student success.”
    Enhance East Sussex College’s reputation through     
effective communications, showcasing the value we         
add to people’s lives. 
    Engage our wide range of stakeholders in the development 
and delivery of our curriculum offer, estates strategy and 
wider strategic planning to ensure community alignment 
and buy-in. 
    Deliver an effective marketing and communications strategy 
that celebrates and recognises our diverse student and staff 
and our campus personalities.
COMMUNICATIONS
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GOVERNANCE.
“Provide strong and effective 
governance to ensure 
that East Sussex College 
delivers excellence for our 
communities of students, 
staff and stakeholders.”
    Establish ambitious Performance Measures for the 
College and support and challenge the CEO and 
Executive team to achieve these.
    Ensure the effective recruitment, retention, and 
training of values-led, committed governor experts 
to meet the needs of this strategic plan.
    Enable and empower governors to be effective 
community ambassadors who actively support 
and promote the college within their networks.
GOVERNANCE
FINANCE.
“Secure strong financial 
foundations that ensures 
East Sussex College’s long-
term sustainability to invest 
in its students, people and 
infrastructure.”
    Ensure effective financial models, controls, processes and 
business systems are in place to significantly improve 
financial health and the College’s ability to invest.
    Nurture community wealth in collaboration with Local 
Authorities in terms of local procurement, employment, 
and training.
    Instil an entrepreneurial spirit into the financial model to 
encourage the development of new products and services 
to meet the needs of students and stakeholders.
FINANCE
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EDUCATING 
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THE NOW AT NEWHAVEN CAMPUS
Newhaven will become a small, 
specialist campus offer that 
directly links to the planned 
regeneration via the Enterprise 
Zone, Future High Streets and 
Town Deal Funds, and will include 
the following opportunities:  
 Construction programmes directly 
linked to building programme 
expected as part of the 
regeneration projects above.  
 Engineering and logistics 
programmes for adults linking 
with local Employers and 
opening up opportunities for 
apprenticeships and 14-19 
delivery. 
 Increased adult skills training 
provision focused on basic level 
skills, pre-employment with some 
professional qualifications e.g. 
Accounting. 
THE FUTURE AT NEWHAVEN CAMPUS
ESCG NEWHAVEN ADULT STUDENT PROVISION
As a provider of extensive further education services, East
Sussex College’s offer will always be a broad, inclusive and 
responsive curriculum.  We want to provide clarity on our campus 
specialism, in terms of growth and development areas to meet 
local needs. The Newhaven campus of East Sussex College is 
devoted to adult learners, the majority of which are studying 
preparation for work, English and Maths and. The campus is at the 
heart of the town’s regeneration project. There is currently no 16-18 
provision, no day-release provision, or HE provision delivered from 
the Newhaven campus.
  Newhaven will remain a specialist 
campus for adult learners, with direct 
links to planned regeneration in the 
town. 
  Engineering will be developed as 
an area of study at the Newhaven 
campus, working closely with local 
schools and employers.
ESTATES PLAN AT NEWHAVEN CAMPUS
We are working in partnership with Lewes District Council, Sussex Community Development Association (SCDA)
and other stake holders to explore the potential of moving to an alternative site at the old University Technical 
College (UTC) site, as part of wider regeneration plans in the town. Options are currently being discussed with 
local partners these will come forward in the next few months, as part of the wider estates strategy. 
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of ESC 14 - 19  students study at Newhaven 
184 
of ESC 19+ students study at Newhaven 
196
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A near £60m investment package 
completely redeveloped our Hastings 
Campuses, and we moved into these 
amazing facilities in 2011. These campuses 
have been designed with our students 
in mind and boast real-life working 
environments. The Ore Valley site has well 
equipped, industry-standard construction 
and engineering workshops. Our Station 
Plaza campus has five floors of teaching 
facilities, including kitchens, salons and 
part of an Airbus A320! Whilst these 
flagship facilities remain state of the art, 
we do have plans to revise and improve 
elements of them over the next three to 
five years.
Thanks to Town Deal funding we are 
currently making some change to our the 
Station Plaza campus, next to Hastings 
Station, including the re-configuration of 
the ground floor to provide a conference 
facility, serviced office space for business 
and community organisations and moving 
our commercial gym to the ground floor for 
increased access for our customers.
This work will also relocate the towns Tourist 
Information Centre into this campus, 
providing our students with real work 
experience as we begin to welcome visitors 
back following the Covid pandemic this 
summer.
We have also submitted a larger £3m bid for 
the Town Deal which will create a new Green 
Technology Training Centre at our Ore Valley 
campus in the town. This will provide new 
space for local people to gain new skills in 
emerging technologies linked to retrofitting 
in construction, green energy generation and 
electric vehicle technology to support our 
wider push to Net Zero by 2030. If successful 
this facility will be fully available by 2023/24 
and will also enable us to relocate two other 
small satellite centres in the town to this campus.
DEVELOPMENT 
AT HASTINGS CAMPUS
Now: Birds-eye view of our Station Plaza campus.
Now: Birds-eye view of our Ore Valley campus.
NEW AUTOMOTIVE
TRAINING CENTRE AT OUR
ORE VALLEY CAMPUS
NEW CLASSROOM
SPACES AND WORKSHOPS
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ESCG HASTINGS ADULT STUDENT NUMBERS
As a provider of extensive further 
education services, East Sussex College 
will always offer a broad, inclusive and 
responsive curriculum. However, we want 
to provide clarity around our campus 
specialisms, in terms of growth and 
development areas to meet local needs.
Hastings is renowned for being a creative 
and cultural hub, so it’s no surprise that the 
college’s Higher Education provision reflects 
this, with our wide-ranging Visual Arts 
programmes being a popular progression 
route for our strong art, design and digital 
programmes for young people. With the 
outstanding facilities at our Ore Valley 
site and Automotive Training Centres 
Construction and Engineering has the 
largest number of 16 -18-year-old students 
in Hastings with nearly 400 studying skills 
programmes in these key employment 
sectors. We also offer apprenticeships in 
these areas and degrees in Engineering. 
Like its Eastbourne counterpart, Business 
Services are also popular areas of study, 
thanks to the Coast Restaurant and Beauty 
Therapy services onsite at our Station Plaza 
site. We also have strong preparation for 
work programmes for young people,with a 
strong focus on independence and boosting 
employability skills. Our wide range of 
adult learning opportunities also provide 
opportunities for all ages to gain new skills 
or develop a hobby and we deliver a wide 
range of pre-employment programmes 
in partnership with employers under our 
£1m pledge to support the local economic 
recovery following the Covid pandemic.
THE NOW AT HASTINGS CAMPUS
  Renowned Health, Care & Sport 
courses, with pioneering industry 
placements. 
  Outstanding Construction and 
Engineering workshops with  
industry-standard tools, machines 
and equipment. 
  Fantastic facilities for the creative 
arts, including printing presses, 
pottery wheels and photography 
darkrooms.
The Hastings campuses will focus on 
developing the following curriculum 
specialisations, building on, or adapting 
significant areas of expertise in our 
existing, excellent and modern facilities:   Green Construction, Energy and 
Transport – Our Ore Valley campus is 
already a market leader in construction and 
engineering and will become a centre of 
excellence in retro fitting and green energy 
installation thanks to a £3m Town Deal 
capital investment to redesign the campus 
which will enable the consolidation of two 
small satellite centres.   Art & Design –building on a strong history 
of delivery across visual arts and design with 
pathways to full Degrees at our University 
Centre Hastings on the Station Plaza site.   Business and the visitor economy –
providing the workforce for the post covid 
countywide visitor economy as a market 
leading provider of Accountancy, Hospitality 
and Catering, Hair & Beauty with industry 
standard facilities.   
 Engineering - Building upon the existing 
range of programmes that provide a local 
progression routes to full Degrees our Ore 
Valley campus will develop specialist T Levels 
in partnership with the cluster of specialist 
advanced manufacturing employers in the 
town.  
 Significant growth in adult skills training 
especially in Engineering, Construction, 
Health, Care, Art and Digital Design and 
Business focused programmes.   Special Educational Need and Disability 
(SEND)provision -The campus already 
houses an excellent specialist 16-24 SEND 
unit and this will continue to be developed 
and expanded to include more employment 
and preparation for adulthood focused 
programmes.
THE FUTURE AT HASTINGS CAMPUS
16-18 ESCG HASTINGS STUDENT NUMBERS
9,388 
students across ESC
34% 
of ESC 16-18 students study at Eastbourne 
38% 
of ESC adult learners study at Eastbourne
62% 
of ESC HE students study in Eastbourne
1,683
total
1,344
total
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ESCG HASTINGS ADULT STUDENT NUMBERS
As a provider of extensive further 
education services, East Sussex College 
will always offer a broad, inclusive and 
responsive curriculum.  However, we want 
to provide clarity around our campus 
specialisms, in terms of growth and 
development areas to meet local needs.   
Construction and Engineering boasts the 
majority of 16 -18-year-old students in 
Hastings with nearly 400 studying in this 
industry area. The outstanding facilities at 
the Ore Valley site and Automotive Training 
Centre make it the obvious choice for 
students looking to study locally. Like its 
Eastbourne counterpart, Business Services 
are a popular area of study, thanks to the 
Coast restaurant and kitchen and Beauty 
Therapy services on site at Station Plaza. 
Hastings is renowned for being a creative 
and cultural hub, so it’s no surprise that the 
college’s Higher Education provision reflects 
this, with Art being a popular progression 
route. Preparation for Work is popular 
among 16- 18-year-old students in Hastings, 
with a strong focus on independence and 
boosting employability skills for this age 
group and learners aged 19+. Skills for the 
Future launched in 2019 in Hastings, to help 
unemployed adults get back into work by 
connecting them with local employers.
THE NOW AT HASTINGS CAMPUS
  Renowned Health, Care & Sport 
courses, with pioneering industry 
placements. 
  Outstanding Construction and 
Engineering workshops with industry-
standard tools, machines and 
equipment. 
  Fantastic facilities for the creative 
arts, including printing presses, 
pottery wheels and photography 
darkrooms.
The Ore Valley campus is already a market 
leader in Construction trades and Motor 
Vehicle. Closely linked to this specialism is 
ESC’s Town Deal capital bid to transform the 
Ore Valley campus to become a centre of 
excellence in retrofitting and green energy. 
And that’s not all for Ore Valley: the campus 
will develop specialist T-Levels in partnership 
with the cluster of specialist, advanced 
manufacturing employers in the town. The 
Station Plaza campus will continue to build 
on its long and successful history of Art & 
Design courses, with pathways all the way 
to Level 6. Hastings is home to a specialist 
16-24 SEND unit for students with Special 
Educational Needs and Disabilities.  
This will be expanded to include more 
employment focused programmes for its 
students.  
The Hastings campus will look to focus 
on developing the following curriculum 
specialisations, building on, or adapting 
significant areas of expertise in very modern 
facilities:  
 Green Construction, Energy and Transport 
 Art & Design 
 Business and the visitor economy 
 Engineering 
 Adult skills training 
  Special Educational Need and Disability 
(SEND) provision
THE FUTURE AT HASTINGS CAMPUS
16-18 ESCG HASTINGS STUDENT NUMBERS
1,683
total
1,344
total
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EAST 
SUSSEX 
COLLEGE
HASTINGS
STUDENT EXPERIENCE
HASTINGS
VALUABLE WORK 
PLACEMENTS
Students have every opportunity to fuel 
their ambition and work towards achieving 
their goals. They can push and challenge 
themselves during valuable industry 
placements at a multitude of employers, 
thanks to the college’s contacts and 
partnerships.
Make-Up Artistry students, like Charlotte 
Beams, fine-tune their talents in the 
commercial salons at Station Plaza and put 
this learning into practice by making up 
touring actors and actresses at the Stables 
Theatre and Arts Centre.
Construction students studying at the Ore 
Valley campus not only get to learn their 
trade in 7,000sq ft of realistic working 
environment, but they also have the 
opportunity to put this learning into practice 
with fantastic local and national employers. 
Plumbers, carpenters, and bricklayers worked 
on-site with Barratt Homes to create new 
houses in Bexhill.
INSPIRING TRIPS
Sport & Public Service students, like 
Francesca Doughty, do as much learning 
outside the classroom as they do in it, 
with incredible trips right the way through 
the year. They improve their teamwork 
skills during extreme sports such as rock 
climbing, coasteering and kayaking, and 
at the end of each year, they undertake an 
unforgettable challenge of climbing one of 
the UK’s highest mountains, Snowdon.
Catering students visit the foodie sights of 
London to see various street markets and 
step inside some of the most prestigious 
hotels in the capital. They get to visit rural 
Michelin star restaurants and cater for fish 
lovers during the Hastings Seafood and 
Wine Festival.
As well as visiting top London galleries such as the V&A, the National Portrait 
Gallery, and the Tate Modern, Art students 
are inspired by local galleries such as 
the Towner, De La Warr, and Hastings 
Contemporary. Plus, each year, one lucky 
student wins a two-week scholarship at an 
art school in New York.
INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY 
The college has built a supportive 
environment that ensures students’ success 
is celebrated. Awards evenings, celebratory 
lunches and dinners, and end of year 
exhibitions are important ways the 
college celebrates its students.
Recently, two of the East Sussex College 
Hastings football academy made a move 
into professional football. Benn Ward joined 
the academy of Premier League side Burnley 
FC, and Davide Rodari joined League 2 side 
Crawley Town.
ESC PUTS STUDENTS 
AT THE CENTRE OF 
EVERYTHING WE DO. 
 
WE AIM TO INSPIRE, 
INCLUDE, CELEBRATE, 
AND MOTIVATE ALL 
OUR STUDENTS WITH 
ENGAGING SOCIETIES, 
CLUBS, ACTIVITIES, TRIPS, 
WORK PLACEMENTS. 
 
BUSINESSES WE WORK WITH INCLUDE: 
• BARRATT HOMES 
• BRITISH GYPSUM 
• FREEDOM LEISURE 
• STABLES THEATRE AND ARTS CENTRE 
• EAST SUSSEX FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICE 
• DE LA WARR PAVILION
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Improving teamwork skills in the New Forest.
Sport & Public Services student Francesca Doughty.
Catering students at Hastings Seafood & Wine festival.
Football academy student Benn Ward joined the academy of Premier League side Burnley FC.
MiniFest celebrations take place every year.
WATCH 
SPORT & PUBLIC SERVICES STUDENT 
FRANCESCA DOUGHTY
WATCH
HASTINGS FOOTBALL ACADEMY’S
DAVIDE RODARI
WATCH 
MAKE-UP ARTISTRY STUDENT 
CHARLOTTE BEAMS
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EAST 
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COLLEGE
LEWES
STUDENT EXPERIENCE
LEWES
VALUABLE WORK 
PLACEMENTS
Students have every opportunity to fuel 
their ambition and work towards achieving 
their goals. They can push and challenge 
themselves during valuable industry 
placements at a multitude of employers, 
thanks to the college’s contacts and 
partnerships.
Sport students, like Sam Evans, are able to 
put their theoretical knowledge into practice 
with work placements at the neighbouring 
Wave Leisure. Not only do they learn 
valuable skills in running fitness classes and 
managing bookings, but they also achieve 
additional Lifeguard qualifications.
The college’s links with Brighton and Hove 
Albion also see students join placements 
with the community arm of the football 
club. Business students were able to work 
on an exciting project to design an app for 
Albion In the Community.
INSPIRING TRIPS
Students in Lewes boast excellent 
records in competitions whether they’re 
regional, national or international! Beauty 
therapists Kaiya Swain and Rebecca West 
achieved impressive consecutive wins at the WorldSkills Finals in 2017 and 2019, 
respectively.
Lewes also enjoys ongoing success in the 
creative sector. Joshua Elphick was named 
Young Landscape Artist of the Year 2020, 
and his work features in railway waiting 
rooms across the Southern Rail. For the last 
seven years, art and design students have 
won top awards in the Royal Opera House 
design challenge. And Performing Arts 
students, like Jordan Morris-Noone, are able 
to follow their dreams of moving on to some 
of the top drama schools in the country - or 
in Jordan’s case, the Institute of the Arts in 
Barcelona.
INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY 
The college has built a supportive 
environment that ensures students’ success 
is celebrated. Societies and clubs, such as 
LGBTQ+, awards evenings, celebratory 
lunches and dinners, and end of year 
exhibitions are important ways the college 
celebrates its students.
ESC PUTS STUDENTS 
AT THE CENTRE OF 
EVERYTHING WE DO. 
 
WE AIM TO INSPIRE, 
INCLUDE, CELEBRATE, 
AND MOTIVATE ALL 
OUR STUDENTS WITH 
ENGAGING SOCIETIES, 
CLUBS, ACTIVITIES, TRIPS, 
WORK PLACEMENTS.
BUSINESSES WE WORK WITH INCLUDE:
• AXA PPP HEALTHCARE 
• ALBION IN THE COMMUNITY 
• THEATRE ROYAL BRIGHTON 
• SUSSEX POLICE 
• EAST SUSSEX HEALTHCARE NHS TRUST 
• BRIGHTON DOME & FESTIVAL 
 
 
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Joshua Elphick won Landscape Photographer of the year.
Performing Arts student Jordan Morris-Noone.
Sports student Sam Evans completed a work placement at Wave Leisure.
MiniFest celebrations take place every year.
Lewes Students Kaiya Swain & Rebecca West have both been crowned winners at the Worldskills event.
READ ABOUT 
PERFORMING ARTS STUDENT 
JORDAN MORRIS-NOONE
READ ABOUT
PHOTOGRAPHY STUDENT
JOSHUA ELPHICK
WATCH 
SPORTS STUDENT 
SAM EVANS
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Exciting new development plans will set 
Lewes apart from our competitors and 
re-establish the campus as a centre of 
excellence.
Our Lewes campus is situated near Lewes 
Train Station and draws students from 
across the region to study with us. Whilst 
many of our buildings date from the 
1930s and 1950s we have ambitious and 
innovative plans to redevelop our campus 
so that it becomes a community hub, with 
opportunities for all ages to study with ESC 
and develop new skills.
We are investing £700k this year to enable 
the college to close the Southover Building, 
which is situated on the other side of 
the road from the main campus. We are 
repurposing part of the main campus site 
to accommodate the courses and learning 
resource centre and this will be ready to 
welcome students in September 21. We have 
submitted an £9m funding application to 
the Government for the second stage of 
development which, if successful, will be 
completed by September 2024.  This will 
focus on refurbishing current buildings and 
building a new three-storey building at the 
heart of the campus. New frontage will 
offer a modern and attractive welcome to 
students and visitors. New social spaces 
also feature in the estates development 
plan, creating additional areas for students 
between lessons. All of this will be subject 
to further consultation in the autumn but 
it represents and exciting new era in the 
college’s history and we look forward to 
welcoming students and our wider Lewes 
community to be part of it.
DEVELOPMENT 
AT LEWES CAMPUS
Birds-eye view of the Lewes campus, as it is now.
Artist impression of the new College frontage.
NEW THREE STORY 
BUILDING AND NEW COLLEGE 
FRONTAGE TO PUBLIC SPACE
INFILL COURTYARD 
TO CREATE EXTENDED 
LIBRARY, STUDY AND 
SOCIAL SPACES
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ESCG LEWES ADULT STUDENT NUMBERS
East Sussex College aims to deliver 
aspirational and challenging career 
pathways to equip students with the 
Knowledge, Skills and Behaviours (KSBs) 
to achieve personal, economic and civic 
success.   
Like its sister campuses in Eastbourne and 
Hastings, Lewes is an eclectic hub where 
academic subjects are run alongside 
vocational courses, degrees and part-time 
courses for adults. Lewes is our stand-out 
campus for A-Level provision, and has a 
strong track record supporting students to 
progress to a range of top universities. Lewes 
is also a leading campus for the creative 
industries, its purpose-built Performing 
Arts Centre being home to Music, Dance 
and Drama subjects. Students appreciate 
the opportunity to excel, and we provide 
amazing opportunities to collaborate with 
Theatre Royal Brighton, Brighton Dome and 
Festival and the Royal Opera House Design, 
to name just a few! Beauty Therapy closely 
follow ESC’s success in the creative arts and 
the campus has produced the 2017 and 2019 
winners of the WorldSkills Finals (known 
as the ‘Education Olympics’)meaning ESC 
can claim that the world’s best young 
Beauty Therapists train and study here.  
Lewes remains most popular for its A-Level 
provision, and is established as a firm 
favourite for students wishing to progress 
to university.
THE NOW AT LEWES CAMPUS
  A renowned A-Level provider, with 40% of 
students studying A-Levels in Lewes 
  Health, Care & Sport courses are some 
of the best in the South East. Learn the 
knowledge, skills and behaviours in the 
classroom, and put them into practice on 
placement. 
  Renowned for having a culture for 
excellence in Performing and Visual Arts.
The Lewes campus specialisms build upon 
our existing market share and teaching 
expertise at the campus, which requires 
urgent estates development to counter 
competition from Brighton and Haywards 
Heath providers who will have better 
facilities by the start of 2021/22.  
 Our A-Level centre of excellence, with a 
broad range of subjects to meet the local 
demand for A-Levels.  
 Art, Digital Design and Performing Arts – 
this campus has a strong and long history 
of excellence with provision expanding 
to degree programmes in Digital Design 
and Performing Arts. The estates strategy 
will include performance space and vastly 
improved performance and studio facilities 
for students and the community to use.  
 A wider range of Business Services with 
pathways for all ages which are growing 
in Lewes, including Hair & Beauty, that will 
benefit from enhanced facilities within the 
estates strategy.  
 The campus also has the smallest adult 
offer of the main sites so there is significant 
growth potential at all levels, linking to 
specialisms that exist in 16-18 provision 
including Art, Digital Design and Performing 
Arts and a range of Business-related 
programmes. 
THE FUTURE AT LEWES CAMPUS
16-18 ESCG LEWES STUDENT NUMBERS
1,071
total
345
total
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LEWES
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ESCG LEWES ADULT STUDENT NUMBERS
East Sussex College aims to deliver 
aspirational and challenging career 
pathways to equip students with the 
Knowledge, Skills and Behaviours (KSBs) 
to achieve personal, economic and civic 
success.   
Like its sister campuses in Eastbourne and 
Hastings, Lewes is an eclectic hub where 
academic subjects are run alongside 
vocational courses, degrees and part-time 
courses for adults. Lewes is our standout 
campus for A-Level provision, and has a 
strong track record supporting students to 
progress to a range of top universities. Lewes 
is also a leading campus for the creative 
industries, its purpose-built Performing 
Arts Centre being home to Music, Dance 
and Drama subjects. Students appreciate 
the opportunity to excel, and we provide 
amazing opportunities to collaborate with 
Theatre Royal Brighton, Brighton Dome and 
Festival and the Royal Opera House Design, 
to name just a few! Beauty Therapy closely 
follow ESC’s success in the creative arts and 
the campus has produced the 2017 and 2019 
winners of the WorldSkills Finals (known 
as the ‘Education Olympics’)meaning ESC 
can claim that the world’s best young 
Beauty Therapists train and study here.  
Lewes remains most popular for its A-Level 
provision, and is established as a firm 
favourite for students wishing to progress 
to university.
THE NOW AT LEWES CAMPUS
  A renowned A-Level provider, with 40% of 
students studying A-Levels in Lewes 
  Health, Care & Sport courses are some 
of the best in the South East. Learn the 
knowledge, skills and behaviours in the 
classroom, and put them into practice on 
placement. 
  Renowned for having a culture for 
excellence in Performing and Visual Arts.
The Lewes campus specialisms build upon 
our existing market share and teaching 
expertise at the campus, which requires 
urgent estates development to counter 
competition from Brighton and Haywards 
Heath providers who will have better 
facilities by the start of 2021/22.  
 Our A Level centre of excellence, with a 
broad range of subjects to meet the local 
demand for high quality provision and 
excellent progression to top universities 
 Art, Digital Design and Performing Arts 
– building on the strong and long history 
of excellence with provision expanding 
to degree programmes in Digital Design 
and Performing Arts. The estates strategy 
will include vastly improved performance 
and studio facilities for students and the 
community to use.  
 A wider range of Business Services with 
pathways for all ages which are growing 
in Lewes including Hair & Beauty that will 
benefit from enhanced facilities within the 
estates strategy. 
  The campus also has the smallest adult 
offer of the main sites so there is significant 
growth potential at all levels, linking to 
specialisms that exist in 16-18 provision 
including Art, Digital Design and Performing 
Arts and a range of Business related 
programmes. 
The college has taken huge strides in 
offsetting its carbon emissions and being a 
college of the future. Evolve Hair & Beauty, 
was the first of the college’s salons to gain 
eco status. The future is green, and Lewes 
is proud to be leading the way! This green 
ethos, along with an expanded course offer 
and new, state-of-the-art facilities, means 
Lewes is a top choice for students choosing 
a college, both now and in the future.
THE FUTURE AT LEWES CAMPUS
16-18 ESCG LEWES STUDENT NUMBERS
9,388 
students across ESC
28% 
of ESC 16-18 students study at Lewes 
11% 
of ESC adult learners study at Lewes
11% 
of ESC HE students study in Lewes
1,071
total
345
total
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