22/02/12: Upcoming Immersion Period:

The following timetable will operate from February 27th to March 6th:

16/02/12: Revised timetable for Wed Feb 22nd and Wed March 7th:

The college has admission interviews for new students from 2:00pm:

08/02/12: Students must download their January 2012 exam results:

30/01/12: Variety night on February 7th:

Our BTEC Performing Arts students will be performing the stylised and thought-provoking play "Rabbit" by David Foxton on Tuesday February 7th. A group of children are orphaned in a post nuclear holocaust world and left to create their own society and define their own laws. Will history repeat itself? Doors open at 18:30. The second half of our Variety Night features our students exhibiting their talents in singing, dance and drama acts of their choosing. Tickets are free but must be booked in advance so if you would like to attend, please email us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

06/01/12: Download A Copy of The Latest Newsletter:

The latest  issue of the college newsletter contains many interesting stories including information on the latest Drama showcases, an update following our Open Day, a campaign for better public transport, news on the UK Youth Parliament organisation, our latest fundraising activities, recent visits from Lord Hunt of Kings Heath and Sky News, photographs following trips to Snowdonia and London art galleries, information on the upcoming activities day for prospective students and the introduction of two new courses for September 2012.

08/12/11: Theatre Showcase – 13th, 14th & 15th Dec 2011:

As part of their Drama & Theatre Studies course, our second year A Level students have written, produced, directed and will be performing their own plays this December. There will be two different plays on each evening, and all six will be performed in our purpose-built, fully equipped new theatre. Each play is a demonstration of the skills, knowledge and awareness that these young performers have acquired through their studies:

Performance Theatre Schedule:

13th Dec: Pure Insanity (6pm to 6:45pm) / My House (7:15pm to 8pm)
14th Dec: The Drawing Room (6pm to 6:45pm) / Behind Closed Doors (7:15pm to 8pm)
15th Dec: The Dying Light (6pm to 6:45pm) / Sleepless Cover (7:15pm to 8pm)

We warmly invite you to this December’s Devised Theatre Showcase which promises to be an essential, exciting event for prospective students and drama enthusiasts.

For tickets and enquiries please contact the college on 0121 458 3898 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

06/12/11: Lord Hunt Of Kings Heath Returns To Cadbury:

On the 2nd of December, Lord Hunt of Kings Heath made a return visit to the College to explain to AS Politics and Law students the role that the House of Lords plays in scrutinising and passing legislation as well as the make-up of the institution. He then fielded incisive questions from students Omar Saleh, Shimon Atunde, Will Gregory, Frank Lindsay and Humzah Sheikh on a variety of issues such as nuclear weapons in Iran to the economic cuts. Hopefully, this will lead to a return visit to the Houses of Parliament later in the year.

18/11/11: Upcoming Immersion Period:

The college timetable is going to change for a short period to allow for a variation in lesson delivery styles. Lessons for each subject will be effectively condensed into a single half day block of time either a morning or an afternoon. For instance a subject in block A will be replaced by a morning session on Tuesday. Therefore you could study Chemistry all morning followed by Art in the afternoon.

The full timetable will be as follows:

If you have any queries, you should see your tutor.

18/11/11: Our Open Day Was A Great Success:

On Saturday 12th November, Cadbury College hosted its annual Open Day. The event was attended by well over a thousand visitors. The day provided an opportunity for prospective students and their parents to explore the excellent facilities and displays and to talk to individual members of staff about subject information, careers and progression advice. The day was a great success and there was a busy and friendly atmosphere. The student reps and helpers contributed enormously to the success of the day.

The day included drama and music performances as well as the Principal’s talk and many prospective students took the opportunity to apply online at the college to ensure they will be interviewed for a place.

Many, many visitors were motivated sufficiently to give some wonderful compliments and feedback. If you attended the Open Day and would like to send us your thoughts, you can do so via our Facebook or Twitter pages. You can explore a gallery of photographs from the event here.