Clubs & Societies
Morley College is home to a number of clubs and societies, covering a wide range of interests.
If you would be interested in joining a club, please see individual club details for further information about how to get involved.
If you would be interested in starting a club please read through the Constitution for Morley Clubs document,prepare an application, having first studied our How to start a club document, and email it to ccg@morleycollege.ac.uk (details for postal applications are included in the document).
Accordions at Morley
An ensemble, which now plays as Morley Accordion Orchestra, bringing together accordion players of varying levels, experience and musical tastes.Read More →
Complementary Therapy Club
A networking group of therapists seeking to improve their skills through sharing best practice, and therapies.Read More →
Folk Dance Club
Morley's Folk Dance Club celebrates England's folk dancing heritage with a lively dance programme.Read More →
Morley Choral Conducting Club
The purpose of The Choral Conducting Club is to enable members to practice choral conducting and choral singing with expert instruction.Read More →
Morley College Rambling Club
Explore the beatuiful countryside surrounding London with the Morley College Rambling Club.Read More →
Morley Medieval
Morley Medieval hosts guest lectures three to four times a term on a wide range of research topics by leading scholars on medieval art and architecture.Read More →
Morley Sculpture Society
Morley Sculpture Society meet regularly for workshops, exhibitions and events.Read More →
The London Ceramic Circle (LCC) at Morley College
The London Ceramic Circle (LCC) at Morley College is dedicated to the study of British and International ceramics and their development.Read More →