Enrichment Opportunities at Itchen

It's the little things that make the difference...

If you want to get more than just an education and make some great friends along the way, Itchen College is the place for you.

At Itchen College you can take part in the Duke of Edinborough Award, join one of the many sports teams or travel to the Alps on the Colleges annual Ski Trip. We have an excellent Students Union that holds regular College parties, charity fundraisers and events.

The enrichment opportunities at Itchen College offer something for everyone, whether its extra activities related to your chosen course, a short course or just for fun. It's the little things that can make all the difference to your College experience and at Itchen we have a constantly changing programme of options to help you get the most out of your time here.

Many of the courses that you can take at Itchen College also have the opportunity to travel...

Over the years, Itchen students have:

• Spoken French in Orleans
• Studied Art in Barcelona
• Undertaken fieldwork in Costa Rica
• Studied Geography in Australia
• Visited businesses in New York
• Discovered more about Psychology in California
• Learnt Mandarin in China
• Studied WWII in Normandy

	Art & Design students visit New York In March this year four staff and forty excited Art & Design students set off on a five-day trip to New York! Organised by Tim Riggs, our photography teacher, the trip gave students the opportunity to visit some of the most famous art galleries and museums in the world. Full Story / Photo Gallery
	A Study Tour of China A group of fourteen Geography, Environmental Science, and Travel & Tourism students accompanied by two staff flew to Beijing this month, for a study tour of China. Full Story / Photo Gallery
	Modern Languages students visit France In March, twenty students from three colleges - Itchen, Taunton’s and Barton Peveril - took part in this year’s French exchange to Gaillac, near Toulouse in the South of France. They spent two weeks staying with families of students from the Lycée Victor Hugo [secondary school] in Gaillac, a small but typically French town in this lovely wine-growing area about fifty kilometers from the regional capital. Full Story / Photo Gallery