With spring finally arriving and summer close on its heels, Callywith College is preparing for the last open event of the year, giving students a chance to look around the brand-new state-of-the-art campus before applying for, or starting in, September 2018.

Geography students certainly got a taste for adventure on their recent field trip to Iceland with Truro and Penwith College students.

A Level History students Becca and Ellie, who have recently returned from a harrowing trip to Auschwitz, look back on their unforgettable experience.

Students on vocational courses have excelled in their very first set of exams, with an exceptional number of them achieving high grades well above the national average.

The Kernow King did some brilliant workshops with Callywith students this month to help them learn transferable skills that will benefit them in the future including improving communication, boosting confidence and learning to work in a team.

From getting motivated to start studying and preparing your working space, to looking after yourself by drinking plenty of water and getting enough sleep, take a look at our top tips to help you optimise your study.

On Tuesday 6th March, Callywith students had the exciting opportunity to experience an epic tale of man against machine and explore the secret world of codes and codebreaking with mathematician Dr James Grime.

Callywith A Level Geography students joined Truro and Penwith students on their very first overseas trip of a lifetime to Toronto and Niagara Falls, Canada this month.

Callywith College is one of only eight Colleges in the UK to be invited to take part in the launch of an eSports Championship organised by the British eSports Association.

A Level Biology and Environmental Science students have been raising funds to go on a trip of a lifetime to Honduras to help local projects.