Recognised for her outstanding 46 years of service to Education and Special Education, Mrs Barter, Head of Religious Education at NCW, was invited to a very special garden party at Buckingham Palace to celebrate.
Eye Care We Care got off to a flying start earlier in the month with the Partners at Waitrose Worcester taking on the challenge of rowing and cycling the length of the River Severn. The Partners took it in turns throughout the day on
A few weeks ago the Fundraising Team went to meet the Student Union at Worcester Sixth Form College to discuss fundraising and links between the two colleges. The Student Union were very keen to get involved with fundraising and to find out more about the
Welcome to the 1st NCW Quiz! Looking for something to do on a Sunday evening? Bored of watching the same TV? Then why not join us online on Sunday the 12th of June at 7.30pm and test your trivia knowledge. Challenge your friends, family
In January, Worcestershire County Council launched a competition to create a banner design to commemorate The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. The competition received over 200 entries from young people all over Worcestershire!
Following the successful launch of the redeveloped NCW website back in January 2020, the Marketing Team at NCW have been busy developing a number of secure sign in web portals to facilitate better communication and engagement across the organisation.
To kick of ‘Eye Care We Care’ NCW were lucky enough to have a visit from Worcester City Women FC. The players were welcomed into the College to play with students and to have an introduction into VI football. The session started off
The 2022 Movement for Good nominations have opened and with enough nominations NCW could receive £1000. £1,000 could make a big difference and that’s why we’d be really grateful if you could nominate us. Your nomination could be the one that wins us £1,000. Hundreds
Retinoblastoma is a type of eye cancer which can most commonly be found in babies and young children and is often spotted by having a white pupil. The condition can cause people to lose one or both eyes, and has significant psychological and physical impact.
From 9 – 15 May, the UK will be celebrating Mental Health Awareness Week – a week which aims to inspire action to promote messages of good mental health for everyone. The event has continued to grow each year with more and more focus being put on to mental health, and is now one of the biggest awareness weeks across the UK!
