On Sunday a group of Year 8 and 9 students visited Twickenham Stadium to watch the Autumn Nations clash between England and Japan.All students represented the College fantastically and even impressed Mr Richardson and Mr Lyle with their singing voices on the journey home!

Launceston College Cricket Academy is going from strength to strength. Each week our students are developing their skills ready for next season. Thank you to Tom Dinnis (Penzance- Premier League Cricketer) for coming and delivering a seam bowling worship to the academy!

Launceston College Year 10 rugby team competed against Holsworthy school this week in some tough conditions. The team were phenomenal from start to finish and were able to demonstrate some excellent skills throughout the game, coming away with a comprehensive win! Well done team!

Today we hosted a Year 3 and 4 primary football festival with our local primary schools. All the primaries mixed together into teams to develop key fundamentals with specialist coaching from Plymouth Argyle FC supported by Launceston College Year 8 leaders.

On Thursday, Mrs Trudgeon’s Year 10 BTEC PE class visited The Barn Climbing Centre for a lesson in indoor climbing and bouldering.

A huge congratulations to our three A-Level maths students who participated in the Mathematical Olympiad for Girls, organised by the UK Maths Trust.

The U16 girls represented Launceston College in round 1 of the County Cup. After a tense goal for goal game and some hard effort from the girls, Bude went away with the win finishing 6 (six)-8 (eight).

Well done to the U14 boys rugby team for their comprehensive win over Bodmin in the County Rugby Cup second round match. The boys played incredibly well and were dominant throughout, onto the next round. Well done lads, keep it up!

Thanks to Bude for hosting the U16 boys county rugby cup yesterday, a great game and some quality rugby. Well done Bude for the win and good luck in the next round! 🏉

Staff and students at Launceston College and Bunjakko Island Vocational School would like to wish Neville a very happy birthday. Neville is a member of Launceston Rotary Club, and has been a supporter of our schools for many years. Happy birthday Neville.

Well done to Year 7 Theo, who was successfully selected into the Cornwall Cricket set up for this season. We are excited to support you through your cricketing journey! #DreamBig 📷

On Friday Sherry Symons and Tim Naylor celebrated working at the College for 25 years. Staff shared gifts to thank them for all they have done. Legends!

An action packed evening of PE and Sport yesterday with ESFA Girls Cup Football fixture v Tavistock, Year 7, 8 and 9 Netball v Tavistock and Performance Academy Y7/8 Rugby club with Mr Richardson, Y7-10 Badminton club with Mr Lyle and Y7-10 Girls Football club with Mr Rutter!

We look forward to welcoming you to our Sixth Form Open Evening on the 14th November between 6pm and 8pm. Come and see our amazing post-16 offer!

We were privileged to welcome Amy Warnock from Royal Cornwall Hospital Trust to share her journey and experience as a Radiotherapist. Students learnt about the different branches of radiography, the importance precision delivery and how to access a career in radiography.

Well done to our U15 Boys team who faced Wadebridge in the 1st round of the ESFA National Cup. After going 2 down, the team brought the game level at full time. Extra time could not decide a winner, so the game was decided by penalties where Launceston came out on top.

Great first climbing performance academy session at The Barn. Our students enjoyed developing their skills and learning what’s needed to be independent climbers.

On Tuesday the U13 girls headed across to Sir John Hunt in Plymouth for Round 1 of the English Schools National Cup. The girls fought hard and showed determination against a strong opposition, but sadly lost the game. Well done to the team who represented the college.

This week all Yr 11 students have been provided with exam question homework packs for their option subjects (not maths, English and science) so they can start revising early for their exams next summer! We are super proud of the work already being done in them! Well done, Yr 11.

High ropes and the assault course on the first afternoon of the Year 7 residential!