College News

Paris most definitely came to Southport recently, when our Hospitality and Catering students wowed members of the public with their sell-out French-themed Dining Night at The Cloud Restaurant.

Southport College Bricklaying student, James Berry takes third place at the Guilds of Bricklayers North West Senior Competition, hosted at City of Liverpool College.

2024 saw the biggest and most impressive Hair & Beauty show our college has ever held, on a custom-built raised stage and catwalk runway with special effects and pyrotechnics!

Level 2 Carpentry and Joinery students were kindly given a private tour of a Victorian, Grade II listed building on Lord Street by the Director of Craft & Sons, Duncan Craft.

Southport College is thrilled to announce the creation of brand new, state-of-the-art mock hospital wards after securing £2.3 million funding from the Department for Education’s T-Level Capital Project.

We have introduced an exciting range of part time hair and beauty courses aimed at those who may already be working in the industry but are looking to branch out or increase their skill set.

In association with the City Region’s FE College’s and training providers The Southport Education Group (which includes Southport College and KGV Sixth Form College), is delighted to have been part of the region’s bid to secure a share of the government’s £165 million Local Skills Improvement Fund.

Southport College is celebrating a major success as it secures a significant grant of approximately £2.3 million from the Department for Education for its T Level Capital project.

Our FREE English and Maths GCSE courses for adults are now live. Apply online today.

Dylan Taylor, one of our Electrotechnical Apprentices has been working on the installation of Southport College’s first ever electric vehicle charging points.

We are extremely proud to launch a series of exhibitions in collaboration with 92 Degrees Coffee Shop on Lord Street, taking place over the next few months!

As part of the Friends of Maghull and District (FOMD) ecology project our students got involved in a fantastic collaboration to promote & inspire wellbeing, community engagement, and raise awareness of endangered wildlife, plastic recycling, and signpost people to underused natural local resources.