SBU6 students ran a wide range of events last week (1-4 April) in the lead-up to the Spring break. Each event was devised, planned and managed by Business students, who are completing a course module in managing professional events. On Wednesday, one of the groups organised a recruitment fair, open to students from across the […]

Health students at SBU Sixth had a very special visitor on Tuesday 11 March. Pioneering nurse, health educator and sickle cell specialist Dame Elizabeth Nneka Anionwu visited our campus in Brixton, where she met student and staff leaders, toured health facilities and gave a wonderful hour-long question-and-answer talk to students from all our health and

International Women’s Day 2025 is on Saturday 8 March. The theme this year is ‘Accelerate Action’. To mark the week leading up to the day itself, our students have had various International Women’s Day talks and tutorials. Some of our female staff also share their achievements, and their take on both IWD and the #AccelerateAction

Students in SBU Sixth’s Business & Finance groups enjoyed a guest masterclass from global data and digital company Business Critical Solutions last week. Account consultants Grace Hellyer and Baboucar Badjie delivered a presentation about BCS, the Data Centre market and opportunities to help companies develop their digital capabilities in a fast-moving world. As an industry

SBU Sixth students in Engineering, Business and Health all enjoyed a busy week exploring apprenticeship opportunities just before the February half term. On Monday (10 Feb), apprenticeship experts from London South Bank University gave sector-focused talks to students from each subject area. LSBU provides the training for thousands of apprentices each year, in dozens of

Students at South Bank Sixth Form combined their talents and creativity to make a fantastic donation to Evelina Children’s Hospital this Christmas. With a combination of donations from students and staff and collecting unwanted gifts, Health Science students put together boxes of gifts worth over £500. In addition, SBU6 Engineering students used their skills with

Black Girl’s Space (BGS), a student-led organisation at the University of Cambridge, is dedicated to creating a safe, empowering space for Black women. They focus on enhancing social life at university while driving meaningful change through campaigning and activism. Last week, BGS visited SBU Sixth as part of their Access Tour, designed to promote access