CIFE College News Articles

Ashbourne student Charli Eglinton has won Best Short Film at the WJEC EDUQAS Moving Image Awards 2018 for her production of ‘8’. The Moving Image Awards is a national competition, designed in partnership with the British Film Institute, that recognises and rewards talented young filmmakers from across

Ashbourne’s students achieved 50% A*/A grades at A level for 2018. This far exceeds the national average of 26%. Ashbourne has been particularly successful for students who joined the college to retake, with grades going up on average by 1.5. This means that students joining us with

Ashbourne is very pleased to inform that four of last year’s graduating students have won awards at the annual Cife (Conference for Independent Education) competition. Each year Cife colleges are invited to nominate students for academic awards in Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Economics, Humanities, Languages, Social Sciences, and

Ashbourne’s Creative Arts Event, was held at Kensington Town Hall on the 20th of March. It was a fantastic opportunity to see our Art students’ latest work in fine art, graphics and textiles. Our House Band performed throughout the evening, and there was a stylish fashion show

Ashbourne College’s Leavers’ Dinner took place on Friday 25th May in the spectacular Conservatory Room at the Millennium Gloucester Hotel. This annual celebration for Year 13 students combines dinner with an awards ceremony, not to mention a chocolate fountain and a photo booth – and lots of