Commonweal School in Swindon are the proud winners of the second 'Cirencester College, Inter-Schools Geography Quiz. The competition is open to Yr 10 Geographers from local schools, with students pitting their geographical wits against one another.

"We arrived at the Lake District around tea time and caught the ferry across Ullswater, to Howtown and a little 6km walk to our campsite......"

Retracing the footsteps of Jack the Ripper formed part of a visit to the capital for a group of Psychology students and staff last week.

Cirencester College played host for the second year in succession to a post sixteen Learning Disability Cricket Day.

This week Cirencester College welcomed ninety year 9 Aim Higher pupils from Gloucestershire schools.

Cirencester College recently teamed up with Kemble Community Gardens to offer a Mosaic Making Weekend in the village. The event was held in the garden of local pub “The Tavern” kindly hosted by Dave and Maggs Wixey.

Cirencester College Sociology students recently visited Gloucester Crown Court as part of the Business Faculty Day.

Students and staff from the Access to Higher Education course got a chance to talk to best selling author Patrick Gale (pictured here) in Tetbury market hall recently.

The College were very kindly given permission by the Bathurst Estate in Cirencester to take a group of Level 1 Heritage students on to the estate to follow one of their foresters, John Rutterford.

Following their successful visits to Westonbirt Arboretum and Lydiard Park, the National Diploma Countryside students visited Hay Wood in Warwickshire