Enrichment

Get involved this term with our exciting activities programme! Taking part is a great way of meeting new people, learning some new skills and having fun! You’ll find a wide variety of activities that you can participate in outside of your academic timetable.

This might involve taking part in sports activities, joining the Student Union committee to design the enrichment programme for the academic year; working on community or charity work or volunteering to support your local community. The Enrichment team also offers support to students applying for Higher Education courses and for those seeking employment.

We are always looking for new ideas to include within the enrichment programme; therefore, any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Enrichment is about meeting new friends and developing skills and fun times.

Enrichment Activity Programme for Students – Spring 2026

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Like to find out more?

Email enrichment@esc.ac.uk for more information about activities or pop into the Common Room on the 3rd floor (room D304) – activities are free for all students!

Student Union

Run for students by students, the East Surrey College Student Union is here to represent the student voice in the College.

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The Student Union (SU) serves as a channel of communication between the student body and the College Senior Leadership Team. This helps evolve the College experience for all, ensuring students’ views and opinions are included every step of the way. The SU also supports the local community through the voluntary work they do and the causes they support.

How does the Student Union work?

The Student Union representatives are elected by East Surrey College students via an election process.
The successful candidate is then appointed as Student Union President (Student Governor) for the academic year.
The Student Union Vice-President is also appointed and is a designated Student Governor. They attend meetings when the President is unable to.
The Student Union President meets regularly with the Chief Executive, Principal, and Director of Governance and also attends the Corporation board and Learning & Quality Committee meetings.

Aims & Responsibilities

Becoming a Student Union representative is worthwhile and rewarding for those who want to make a positive difference in the College. Student Union representatives voice the opinions and thoughts of the student body to senior management on projects, initiatives, and strategies. The Student Voice is vital to the running of the College at all levels.

Our Student Union President (Student Governor) attends meetings of the College’s Corporation and Committee meeting to ensure the views of students are represented at the College’s highest decision-making level.

Aims of the Student Union

To strengthen the community spirit within the College
To promote the College’s position in the local community
To ensure the student body has a running voice throughout the College.

The Student Union’s responsibilities include

Fundraising for charity and extra facilities for students
Raising students’ issues and concerns at College Corporation and College Board meetings
Organising social events, such as the Freshers’ Fair.
Organising charity and awareness days