SGS (South Gloucestershire and Stroud College)

Bristol boasts a rich cultural heritage, art scene with street art by Banksy adorning its buildings, museums and galleries  Bristol is known for its music scene producing musicians including Massive Attack, Portishead, and Roni Size. The city has three theatres, The Hippodrome, The Bristol Old Vic and The Tobacco Factory. The Bristol Film Festival showcases films from around the world. .Bristol is regarded as one of the greenest cities being named European Green Capital in 2015 and the friendliest city in 2022!  The Bristol International Balloon Fiesta draws visitors from all over the world to witness hundreds of hot air balloons taking to the skies. Bristol's festival scene is diverse and exciting. St Pauls Carnival is a celebration of Afro-Caribbean culture, featuring colourful costumes, music, and dance. Other festivals include The Bristol Harbour Festival, The Bristol Pride Festival, Love Saves the Day Festival and the Tokyo World Festival 

University Centre WISE was awarded University Centre status in 2019 and has excellent sports and arts facilities. The campus is also home to our School of Creative Industries, Bristol Academy for Media (BAM),  Bristol Institute of Performing Arts (BIPA) and SGS Sport Bristol. Facilities include a 250 seated theatre, excellent sporting and performing arts allocated areas.. The facilities include Art studios, Game Design studios, Dance, Performance, Make-up Design and Media workshops. Located within easy walking distance from Parkway Railway station and within easy access of the M4/M5 corridor. Bristol School of Art (established 1858) is Located  in Clifton, Bristol City Centre and is situated to the right of the Royal West of England Academy. It is located within easy reach of the City of Bristol.  Bristol Zoo Project  Bristol Zoo opened 1836 - 2022, and the Wild Place Project since 2013.  It provides a unique teaching environment for our Zoological Management and Conservation students.