- Orchard Hill College, Quadrant House, 8th Floor -The Quadrant, Sutton SM2 5AS
- 0345 402 0453
- enquiries@orchardhill.ac.uk
The Vocational Progression Centre (VPC) is for students aged 16+ and can accommodate between 40-50 students. The centre has strong links with the community and students at this centre regularly access two working allotments.
Our students and staff enjoy being part of the local community and students are supported in work opportunities with many local businesses and community groups including Carshalton College, Eco-local, Zest Dance, Westcroft, Nickel Support, Riverside Cafe, Sutton Community Farm, Sainsbury’s, Wallington Library, Brook Cafe, Mitcham Library, British Heart Foundation, David Bright Real Estate, Wallington Crusader Hall and Westbourne School.
Natspec Games
Horse Riding
Rebound Therapy
YMCA fitness session
DigiCafe run by the Digital School at the Riverside Centre
Parent and carer coffee morning
Games lunch time club run by John Weir
Speak up Sutton
Mencap “Hate Crime” workshop
Outcomes for learners are outstanding, teaching, learning and assessment are excellent and the extremely diverse programmes that meet learners’ individual needs, interests and aspirations, prepare them very well for life after College.
Ofsted Report
Students from the Digital School enjoyed a trip to the Video Games exhibition at the V&A Museum in Kensington. The exhibition highlighted many of the key issues in gaming from the design and development to gender parity and ethnic diversity. …
Tom from the incredible comic shop “A Place in Space” in Croydon, joined our Digital Ambassadors to take part in a podcast. Students interviewed Tom and asked him about working in the industry and also found out other interesting facts …
Students from Wyvern have spent the last term making some beautiful Christmas decorations, cards, bath bombs and other goods ready for their first ever enterprise stall in Uxbridge. The bath bombs went down amazingly well at the stall. Whilst making …
Staff, families and friends were wowed by the students from Lomond House who performed ‘A Christmas Carol’ at Southwark Playhouse. The students were brilliant and combined a unique performance of dancing and acting as they transported the audience through time …
