NCW students celebrate outstanding GCSE and vocational results, with Grade 9s, 100% pass rates and every student achieving or exceeding predictions

Results Day 2026 sees NCW students celebrate success & resilience as they progress to university, further education & beyond!

NCW students gained valuable real-world experience during a week of work placements, developing professional skills, building confidence, and making a positive impact with employers across a range of industries.

Year 9 students at New College Worcester showcased their creativity and language skills through a series of inspiring French-themed projects, including games, travel planning, baking and accessible learning resources.

Students at New College Worcester enjoyed a special visit from the Worcester Warriors Foundation, who brought the Elior Championship Trophy to school following the Warriors’ title-winning season. 🏉🏆

NCW Head of Maths Phil Brookes has been recognised as one of the UK’s top five teacher mentors by Best Practice Network, celebrating his outstanding support for trainee teachers and expertise in vision impairment education.

Celebration Day 2026 brought together students, families, alumni and supporters for a day of speeches, music, awards and celebration, recognising achievement, community and aspiration at NCW.

Victoria Ward retires from NCW after 26 years of service and is honoured with a High Sheriff Award for her outstanding contribution to music education, Music Braille and vision impairment education.

Students at New College Worcester celebrated Prom 2026 in style with a vintage Rolls-Royce, a three-course meal at The Raven, awards, dancing and unforgettable memories with friends.

Group photo of students and staff from New College Worcester (NCW) and the Royal National College for the Blind (RNC) standing outside a University of Worcester campus building. Several people are holding long canes, and a guide dog is standing at the front of