News & Blog

Our creative students were able to leave the muggle world behind and take a step into the wizarding word during their Harry Potter Experience at Warner Brothers Studios, Watford.

Increased funding goes towards Activ8+ project.

Riis Marshall, is pleased to announce the publication of his debut thriller, Nudge Nudge Wink Wink Die. Riis is an American ex-pat living and writing here in the wilds of Lincolnshire.

Matthew Hewitt trained as an actor at The Bristol Old Vic Theatre School 1991 – 1994 and has since worked professionally in London’s West End, Mainstream television and A1 tours performing in plays and musical theatre. He now lives in Lincoln, teaches Performing Arts at Grantham College and writes blogs for young actors.

Grantham College awarded funds to increase students activity levels.

Grantham College students from Travel & Tourism and Business Studies recently visited Nottingham Castle as part of their first week at college.

Whether you are a fresher or returning back to college, the first few days can be daunting. Here are 6 tips to ensure you have a smooth and enjoyable first week.

Aidan Bennett has been playing tennis since he was 16 and has competed in many tournaments since then. He was thrilled to be taking part at the Special Olympics this year as he represented the East Midlands Tennis team. Aiden had a great victory and managed to win Silver in the singles and a Gold in the doubles. He thoroughly enjoyed the experience of competing and being part of a team.

Praise for students achieving high grades

With the summer slowly coming to an end, it doesn’t mean that you can’t make the most out of your remaining holidays. We have come up with 50 things that are guaranteed to give you a great time and won’t break the bank.

Grantham College recently celebrated the success of students at their annual Awards Night. The guest speaker of the night was an ex-student who is now the college’s Graphic Designer & Web Editor; Chelsea Toulson. She shares her wonderful journey from discovering her passion, to following her dreams regardless of setbacks along the way. Read her full speech here.

Are you considering continuing onto sixth form at your school or have you been thinking about a college experience?