Open Evening 2025: English Bridge Campus #2

Thursday 6 November 2025
5:00PM-8:00PM
Open Evenings
English Bridge Campus
Shrewsbury Colleges Group
Abbey Foregate
Shrewsbury SY2 6AA

This is your opportunity to visit our three campuses, see our amazing facilities, speak to teachers and current students, and get a real feel for what life at college is like.

Select your preferred arrival time and book your place on the calendar below.

 

Please choose and book your arrival time - we expect your visit to last approximately 1 hour at a campus however you can stay as long as you wish (knowing your arrival time helps us manage the event to give you the best experience).

There should be plenty of time for you to see both Academic campuses in one evening should you want to, and remember you can also register for access to our virtual campuses which will be open for you to explore 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from 4.30pm on 7 October.

A Levels and A Level equivalent subjects located on this campus:

  • Classical Civilisation
  • Drama & Theatre
  • English Language & Literature
  • English Language
  • English Literature
  • Film Studies
  • Fine Art
  • Graphic Communication
  • Health & Social Care
  • History
  • Media Studies
  • Music
  • Photography
  • PE
  • Politics
  • Product Design
  • Religious Studies
  • Textiles

Vocational Diplomas, equivalent to 3 A Levels, located at this campus:

  • Art & Design
  • Photography
  • Fashion

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Aaron Wyatt

HND in Computing
Previous School: The Thomas Adams School

"Studying higher education at Shrewsbury College gave real value as the tutors’ stories about their experiences helped to contextualise course materials. Now I’m exploring a top-up year or a higher-level apprenticeship, with the goal of teaching others after gaining industry experience. My advice to new students is to stay organised, but don’t over-focus on just one area.”

Student sawing metal