Confetti Celebrate 2024 is a showcase of our college students work from the academic year.
Confetti alumnus, Dan Ottewell, tells us about his music and the record he’s about to break at Glastonbury Festival.
Access & Inclusion, part of Student Services, have put together information for Confetti students and staff to raise awareness of neurodiversity and support available as part of Neurodiversity Celebration Week.
Mark your calendars as the annual Beat the Streets festival returns to Hockley on Sunday 26 January with Confetti students working both on stage and behind the scenes.
The team competes in all four of the British Esports Federation’s Student Championships tournaments – Overwatch 2, Rocket League, Apex Legends and Valorant. Previously competing in F1, League of Legends and EAFC.
If you’re looking to press play on your creative career but don’t know what you want to study, book onto one of our Discovery Days to experience what Confetti has to offer.
By spending time learning about other’s faiths and cultures, we gain a deeper understanding of the people around us and it contributes to the creation an inclusive environment for all.
Stress Awareness Month has been held every April since 1992 to raise awareness of the causes and cures for our modern-day stress epidemic.
We’ve got a jam-packed programme of exciting events and opportunities throughout October to celebrate the rich history, culture, and contributions of Black British individuals.
Get involved in National Poetry Day and let your creativity flow! National Poetry Day is on 3 October, and we’re excited to announce our poetry competition for college students.
National Inclusion Week is a time to celebrate what inclusion means and recognise the positive impact we have on each other within our community.
We’ve made a number of changes and improvements based on feedback from our undergraduates about the Confetti campus.
