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Did you catch our Year 13 graduation? It was an incredible afternoon of celebration, reflection, and plenty of laughs as we officially said farewell to our Graduating Class of 2026.

Our annual celebration is back! This year, AI was the topic of the day as we invited over 100 future students and offer holders to spend the day at Ada, participating in activities, workshops and games!

Recently, 30 of our students took an elevator ride up to the 44th floor of the Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) UK and Ireland offices for a hands-on, four-week work experience project…

What does it take to create a board game prototype, with a companion web app? This week, our Year 12 students are learning firsthand with King Games, founding partner and creator of Candy Crush!

Exciting news! We have just announced the official dates for our October and November Open Evenings in both London and Manchester. We would absolutely love to welcome you to Ada, the National College for Digital Skills, and show you exactly why we are the top computer science college in the country.

Hear from Tom Young, Senior Engineering Manager, at ClearScore about their Apprenticeship partnership with Ada.

Over the last week at Ada, our students have been stepping directly into the shoes of tech professionals, from advising on national curriculums to tackling high-stakes cybersecurity simulations and participating in mock interviews.

Yesterday, 20 of our Foundation students leveled up their industry knowledge with an exclusive visit to King Games, one of Ada’s founding partners and the creative force behind the legendary Candy Crush!

Jasmine joined Ada in 2024 on our BTEC programme, before transitioning to the T Level pathway. Read her inspiring story so far…

From inspiring career talks with industry experts to a pizza-fueled Hackathon, it’s been a busy week at our Manchester campus! Check out the highlights from the week…

The application window for a September 2027 start will open in September 2026…

Digital leaders looking to be part of the culture change that embraces and gives young people a chance could do worse than get involved with a college that was named in recognition of the woman who we all owe our digital careers to.