COMMUNITY VIDEOS
Who we are and what we do
We have made a series of videos for you to watch so that you can find out all about the work and aims of the Community Office; we trust you enjoy watching them!
The role of the Wellington Community is to build a supportive life-long community. We have developed a global professional and social network, deliver a diverse programme of events and offer invaluable careers support, guidance and mentoring opportunities. Another major part of our work is to raise funds for the Widening Opportunity programme to offer fully-funded Prince Albert Scholarships – to ensure we continue to be able to offer places to more young people with talent and promise the amazing opportunities that a Wellington education provides.
We have made a series of videos for you to watch so that you can find out all about the work and aims of the Community Office; we trust you enjoy watching them!
Talent is spread evenly throughout society, but opportunity is not.
We want to do what we can to address this disparity and support access and opportunity for more young people in our community and beyond. Our College community is enriched by having a bright, ambitious, talented and inclusive student body.
A huge thank you to everyone for supporting our 2020 Welly Giving Week. Thanks to your incredible support and generosity we raised an amazing £250,000 for our Prince Albert Scholarship programme, as well as over 150 offers of volunteering support, whether that was by offering career mentoring or signing up to become a Prince Albert Ambassador – a staggering result and shows what happens when the Wellington Community comes together!
We cant wait for Welly Giving Week 2021!
We want every member of the Wellington Community to be able to enjoy and benefit from their association with the College and the Community. We have a number of exciting opportunities across our programmes for members of the Community to be part of.
7:30pm to 10:00pm
The 6th form play this term is “Love and Information” written by leading British playwright Caryl Churchill.
In this fast-moving kaleidoscope, more than100 different characters try to make sense of what they know.
This is a thought-provoking exploration of information, identity, memory and love, performed by a talented
cast! Directed by Katie Hamilton.
Streamed from the GWA, streamed tickets £5, Free of charge for staff and pupils
To book your ticket, please visit the link.
Book your place »7:30pm to 10:00pm
The 6th form play this term is “Love and Information” written by leading British playwright Caryl Churchill.
In this fast-moving kaleidoscope, more than100 different characters try to make sense of what they know.
This is a thought-provoking exploration of information, identity, memory and love, performed by a talented
cast! Directed by Katie Hamilton.
Streamed from the GWA, streamed tickets £5, Free of charge for staff and pupils
To book your ticket, please visit the link.
Book your place »7:30pm to 10:00pm
The 6th form play this term is “Love and Information” written by leading British playwright Caryl Churchill.
In this fast-moving kaleidoscope, more than100 different characters try to make sense of what they know.
This is a thought-provoking exploration of information, identity, memory and love, performed by a talented
cast! Directed by Katie Hamilton.
Streamed from the GWA, streamed tickets £5, Free of charge for staff and pupils
To book your ticket, please visit the link.
Book your place »