Brighton College brighton

You can never get in touch with anyone for help. They took to much money out of my account and it has been a nightmare trying to get it back.

Amazing school, great academics and sport

Bullying not only encouraged, but rewarded. A truly horrific school.

A school that overlooks bullying. Absolutely disgusting.

Allows bullying, don’t waste your money on this school

I was a pupil at Brighton College in the late 1970’s, and I am proud and delighted to see how the school has gone from strength to strength in the intervening 50 years. The school mixes academic with sports and culture, achieving top exam grades and developing England cricketers, Lions rugby players and Oscar winning film directors. I am impressed with the confidence of the pupils, and the love they have for the school and the teacher body. The setting of its amazing buildings is perfect, a few hundred meters the vibrant city centre, near the beach, and not too far from the Brighton football ground. Definitely 5 Stars!

Brighton College provides my children with a safe and stimulating learning environment. I like the way kindness and consideration for others is now part of my kid’s DNA and how they are developing as young people. The drive for attainment is balanced with ample opportunity for recreation and a broad pastoral care network. The key to all this is excellent teaching and support.

The most beautiful college I've ever seen. Students are all-rounded, and Brighton College offers boarding for overseas students. This school's admissions system is highly competitive, not only focusing on their applicants' report cards, but their character as a whole. Fantastic! Keep up the amazing work! I wish I can study here someday!

Brighton College treats kids as if they are just there to produce good grades and that is it. The only time they 'care' about mental health is if it starts affecting grades, they Do Not care about the actual kids. The amount of pressure I felt there was immense and incredibly overwhelming. I never ever felt like I was good enough, and I still carry this over a year after I left. This has greatly affected my life. BC was the trigger for a lot of my mental health issues, it led to me self harming and getting close to killing myself. Thank god that I left after GCSEs because I don't know if I would be alive right now if I had stayed. I really hope whoever reads this takes what I am saying seriously, because I do not want anything similar to happen to your kids.

Amazing school with supportive teachers and loads to offer students!