Our Commitment

The Mission of Worthing College is to provide:

Opportunity, Achievement, Success and Progression

College Vision

 Worthing college will be a centre for learning primarily for 16-18 year old students which:

• Is recognised for outstanding achievements at all levels

• Delivers outstanding teaching and learning

• Offers the widest range of A/AS courses in the local area alongside an extensive choice of vocational courses

• Provides the highest quality information, advice and guidance to our students to support their enrolment, achievement and progression

• Will be College of first choice for staff

• Is committed to social and educational inclusion through the diversity of the curriculum

• Offers first class facilities for students and staff

• Provides students with a safe and welcoming environment where they enjoy all their experiences and feel they belong

• Involves and consults students

• Works collaboratively and in partnership for the benefit of the students.   

College Values 

To achieve the college Mission of Opportunity, Achievement, success and Progression the college will:

1. Put people first, care for students and staff, recognise each individual’s need
2. Make teaching and learning a priority, value each person and foster individual learning and develop the whole person
3. Work together with others to raise the ambitions and achievement of everyone
4. Embrace diversity and challenge all forms of discrimination
5. Strive for excellence, foster openness and trust commit to continuous improvement where learners help shape improvements and the organisation as a whole.

Equality and Diversity

In delivering one of the College’s key values to “Embrace diversity and challenge all forms of discrimination,” we set out that we believe:

• Everyone can benefit from education
• The College should have courses available for all abilities
• We should match abilities to appropriate courses so students can succeed
• All courses, students and staff, should be equally valued regardless of level or whether they are working or studying on academic or vocational provision
• All sections of society are welcome to join our College community.

Disability Statement

The college welcomes the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 (as amended by the Special Educations Needs and Disability Act 2001).

Worthing College is committed to ensuring the disabled people, including those with learning difficulties, are treated fairly.  All reasonable adjustments to provision will be made to ensure that disabled student and other disabled people are not substantially disadvantaged.

College Charter

The college charter is written with the needs of all our students and other customers in mind.

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