Rye College, formerly known as Thomas Peacocke Community College, is a comprehensive school in Rye, East Sussex for boys and girls between 11 and 16. The school also offers adult education classes. It dates from earlier schools in Rye such as Rye Grammar School which was founded by Sir Thomas Peacocke in 1636. It became a comprehensive in (or before) 1969. The school has the oldest working Wurlitzer organ in the UK. The school, even when a comprehensive, was a boarding school but is no longer. On 1 October 1999, Any Questions? was broadcast from the school. The school is located at The Grove, Rye. A new primary school named Rye Primary is located next to the school. As is the Peacock Nursery. The school is also located next to the Rye Sport Centre. The school often use the sport centre to teach swimming, gym and trampolining. The college has recently added a MUGA (Multi Use Games Area - or Astro Turf) and a purpose built drama studio At GCSE level all students study the core subjects which include: Maths, English Language, English Literature, Science, RE (Short Course) and Well Being.