Governance & Policies
Crawley College is proud to be part of the Chichester College Group, a family of West Sussex and Brighton & Hove colleges – Chichester, Crawley, Brinsbury, Worthing, Haywards Heath, Brighton Metropolitan and Northbrook.
As the largest college group in Sussex, we educate more than 25,000 students each year. And you can be assured you will always be at the centre of everything we do. This is reflected in our results, which include a 99.5% pass rate for A-levels at Chichester College and a 99.1% pass rate for Worthing College in 2019. Our group achievement rate for 16-18 classroom-based learning was the best in Sussex in 2017/18*.
For details on the governance and leadership of the Chichester College Group, financial statements and corporation members, please visit the Chichester College Group website.
*According to National Achievement Rate Tables, published by Government. These include all level 1 to 5 qualifications, including A-levels, BTECs, Higher National Diplomas & Certificates and GCSEs.
Policies and procedures, including the below, can be found on the Chichester College Group website.
- General policies (e.g. health and safety policy, grievance procedure, data protection)
- Higher Education policies
- Student support information
- Subcontracting
- Equality & diversity information, and more.
On 1 August 2017 Central Sussex College merged with Chichester College and changed the name of the Central Sussex campus to Crawley College on the same day. This page contains information on the governance of Central Sussex College prior to the merger.
For details of the leadership and governance from 1 August please visit the Chichester College Group website.
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