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Callywith’s exceptional students achieve outstanding results

Hundreds of Callywith College’s A Level and Extended Diploma students are celebrating as they achieve excellent results and secure outstanding progression opportunities.

First year students consider progression routes during ‘Your Future Week’

First year students spent the penultimate week of term thinking about their futures with a series of events designed to help them plan their next steps towards further study, careers or apprenticeships.

Year 10 pupils experience life as a college student at Taster Days

Callywith College have been delighted to welcome year 10 pupils from local schools across Cornwall and Devon to experience what life as a college student is like and to discover more about the fantastic study opportunities at our outstanding college.

Callywith College 2023 student leavers celebrate in style

On Thursday 6th July, Callywith College student leavers celebrated completing their time at college in style at their 2023 Leavers Prom at St Mellion Estate in Saltash.

Photography student selected for Origins Creatives 2023

Level 3 Photography Diploma student Kodai Benjamin has been selected for Origins Creatives 2023 by University of the Arts London.

Life-changing experience in Eswatini

A Level Geography students and staff from Callywith, Truro and Penwith Colleges are feeling extraordinarily grateful to have been able to return to the kingdom of Eswatini in southern Africa to visit the community of Shewula.

Standing ovation for Performing Arts students

Our incredibly talented Performing Arts students received a well-deserved standing ovation for their amazing final performance of Antigone.

Callywith Performing Arts students proudly present…Antigone

On Tuesday 16th and Thursday 18th May, Performing and Production Arts students will perform the Greek tragedy Antigone.

Callywith’s first ever Ten Tors Team cross the finish line

Callywith College’s first ever Ten Tors Challenge Team crossed the finish line after spending 31 hours and 25 minutes on Dartmoor, walking 45 miles in late April.