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 and then complete a Morley Clubs Application Form and return it to: The Secretary, Clubs Coordination Group, c/o Student Executive Committee, Morley College, 61 Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7HT.
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 →
Folk Dance Club
Morley's Folk Dance Club celebrates England's folk dancing heritage with a lively dance programme.Read More →
Morley College Ceramic Circle
Morley College Ceramic Circle (MCCC) is dedicated to the study of British and International ceramics and its development up to the present day.Read More →
Morley College Rambling Club
Explore the beatuiful countryside surrounding London with the Morley College Rambling Club.Read More →
Morley Medieval
Established in 1985, Morley Medieval Society is well known amongst historians and research scholars as a popular and respnsive lecture forum. It hosts a number of guest lecturers each term to talk on a wide range of medieval arts topics.Read More →
Morley Sculpture Society
Morley Sculpture Society meet regularly for workshops, exhibitions and events.Read More →