Welcome to the Oak Grove College web site!



This website shows current work in the school in the "Our School" section.
Information about the school can be found on the "info" page and in the letters and events.

Headteacher: Graham Elliker
Chairman of Governors: Liz Cook, Christine Chalmers

This is a community special school maintained by West Sussex County Council, located in the Southern Area of the County.
Oak Grove College is a secondary school providing special education for students with learning difficulties from Year 7 to Year 14. Its catchment area covers Worthing and the surrounding areas from Portslade and Shoreham to Littlehampton and inland as far as Steyning and Pulborough.

The school opened on 31 October 2005 as part of the re-organisation of special education provision in the Worthing area.

Recent Events

4th December: Todd Carty (from "The Bill" and "Eastenders" came to Oak Grove to officialy open "The Space."

The Rugby team have been donated new kit from Worthing Lions ready for them to go on tour next year.

Special Olympics Worthing 2010

10 pupils from Oak Grove College started the Special Olympic competition season by taking part in the National Sports Hall Athletics event in Portsmouth at the weekend. Wearing their new kit and competing as Special Olympics Worthing they were up against 17 other teams and the competition was tough. The team put in good performances and several team members managed personnel bests which put the team in 3rd place half way through. As the afternoon worn on it was clear that the competition was getting tight at the top and in the end only a few points separated the winners. Special Olympic Worthing was squeeze into 4th place by a strong Bournemouth squad. Every body had a fantastic day and can’t wait to compete in the next event on 28th February.

Sold Out!
The college production of West Side Story is on at Northbrook College Theatre on the 10th and 11th of February. This looks like being as spectacular show as last years 'The King and I.' Final rehearsals are going ahead now and the Theatre is already sold out for both performances.