On April 29, seventy five universities from across the UK attended a Higher Education Fair organised by Richmond upon Thames College.

On Tuesday 29 April, Richmond upon Thames College's women's volleyball team won the British Colleges Sport (BCS) national cup competition.

In April, students from the Skillwise Group in supported learning raised £150 for the Heathrow Special Needs Farm by holding a raffle of unwanted Christmas gifts donated by college staff.

On Tuesday 22 April, sports students were treated to a guest talk from England 2015 recruitment manager, Jon Massie. Mr Massie, who is responsible for the overall recruitment of all paid staff for England Rugby 2015, gave a fascinating insight in to the building of sporting organisations, drawing on examples from his current role in helping to deliver the Rugby World Cup 2015, as well as from his key involvement in the London 2012 Olympics.

On Wednesday 23 April, College staff member Helen Berry took part in the annual World Book Night celebrations by giving away free copies of the Nora Roberts novel Black Hills.

In April, A level student Touba Alemzada won the College's spring term Jack Petchey prize. She was nominated by her peers for her outstanding commitment to the college Islamic Society.

Seven students from the College have successfully secured conditional offers for this year's intake at the prestigious universities of Cambridge and Oxford.

Richmond upon Thames College French teacher Dominique Entwistle has recently had her third A level teaching guide published by educational resource provider, Zig Zag.

On April 9, the College held an awards presentation for over 140 staff members who had given over 25, 20, and 15-10 years of service. The celebratory event saw staff members receive commemorative awards and gift vouchers.

On 5 April, A level students Caroline Cooper and Alice Zou took badminton silver at the British Colleges Sport National Championships - held at the University of Bath.