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We are delighted to announce that OIC Brighton students have now received over 100 university offers - and the journey isn’t over yet.

As technology becomes increasingly powerful, an important question faces educators and families alike. What skills will young people need in order to succeed in an AI-driven future?

Based in Les Plan sur Bex, which is a short journey to the picturesque snow sports town of Villars-sur-Ollon, the trip gives students the chance to develop their skills in their chosen discipline, divided into groups based on experience.

Despite a challenging game against a well organised Varndean College side, OIC Brighton showed real spirit and determination and should set them up well for the season.

The OICB U18s made their debut in the Heads of Society Cup, hosting strong opposition from Westminster. With a quarter‑final place on the line, the team approached the match with confidence after a productive week of training.

During a Career Pathways session led by Brighton and Sussex Medical School students, our students had the chance to learn the delicate technique of suturing - the process of stitching tissue so a wound can heal properly.

We explore how metacognitive approaches are helping students build confidence, deepen understanding and develop strong problem‑solving skills.

Discover how Brighton and Hove Youth Council empowers young people to influence local decisions, develop leadership skills and create positive change.

We are thrilled to announce that Anderson House has won the 2026 House Debate Competition, delivering a masterclass in argumentation to defeat Cori House in the Grand Final.

This invitation‑only event featured more than 50 schools and some of the strongest young athletes in the county—making OICB’s presence a significant achievement and a testament to the school’s growing strength in athletics.

The U16s made college history last week as they stepped onto the pitch for the first time in the prestigious Heads of Society Cup.

On Wednesday, our college community came together for Student Hustings Day, an important event where students exercised their right to vote and elect our new Head Students for 2026.

To achieve this prestigious award, students committed to challenges in volunteering, physical activity, developing a skill, and completing an expedition. These experiences build resilience, teamwork, and independence skills that last a lifetime.

OIC Brighton student Anjola secures a place on the Nord Anglia STEAM trip to Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), gaining hands‑on research experience and global collaboration opportunities.

This summer ,our students took part in an extraordinary journey to Nepal—an experience that blended medicine, conservation, cultural discovery and adventure.

Last week, our Ovingdean House boarding pupils enjoyed a truly memorable experience; a trip to London’s Apollo Theatre to see Wicked the Musical.

Students at Oxford International College Brighton have been showcasing their entrepreneurial spirit through the Peter Jones Tycoon Competition — a unique national enterprise initiative for young people aged 6 to 18.

This global initiative invites students to tackle real-world problems by designing something tiny, something layered, or both.

Our Year 13 Biology students, many of whom are preparing for careers in medicine and healthcare, had a fantastic opportunity this week to attend a lecture by Professor Malcolm Johnston from Brighton and Sussex Medical School.

It has been an exceptional week for debating at OIC Brighton, with students competing on both the global stage and in high-level national competitions.