Confetti alumnus performing record-breaking sets at Glastonbury Festival

Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies recently hosted two international esports tournaments, including the first in-studio Halo Infinite esports broadcast. Thanks to the efforts of Confetti students, their tutors and the Confetti Tech Team, the activities raised over £5,000 for Maggie’s cancer care charity.

Famous musical family from Nottingham, the Kanneh-Masons, have recently filmed their Christmas TV special at Confetti’s live performance venue, Metronome. “A Musical Family Christmas with the Kanneh-Masons” has been produced for BBC Two and will air on Christmas Day at 8.35pm.

Confetti student celebrates after her “cultural rucksack” wall planner is to be displayed in schools across the city.

In January, Confetti students worked on the ‘Sustainable Solutions’ project at Nottingham Trent University

British Esports Association and Twitch visited Confetti on Wednesday 22 January for a tour of the facilities and to give a great talk to students and staff.

Confetti founder Craig Chettle has been awarded an MBE in the New Year’s Honours List 2020

The latest example of our students doing it for real saw our BTEC Level 3 Music Performance & Songwriting students perform live at Rough Trade’s Nottingham store.

Beat the Streets will be taking over some of Nottingham’s biggest venues once again in January, to raise money for Framework, and Confetti students are on the line-up.

Metronome played host to the University Esports Championship Winter Final this weekend.

Metronome is hosting the University Esports Championship Winter Final between Friday 6 – Sunday 8 December.

Confetti building wins East Midlands Bricks Sustainable Development award.

Metronome will be the official hub for Nottingham Poetry Festival 2019.