We are delighted that Year 9 artwork has been featured in the Young Voices New Visions exhibition at Worcester Cathedral! Young Voices New Visions is an annual exhibition run by Severn Arts, showcasing the artistic talent of young people from across Worcestershire. The artwork
We are thrilled that thanks to the Vinchel Foundation, two classrooms have been refurbished this term. The RE room and one of the English rooms have had a fabulous transformation. Students and staff are enjoying learning and teaching in spaces that have been designed
Years 7 and 8 have had an actioned pack week filled with exciting activities and adventures! From paddle boarding, bushcraft skills to bowling – they have done it all! On Monday morning, students from years 7 and 8 embarked on a 4-day programme of
Green-fingered Year 8 student Lawson, has been working hard at creating an amazing allotment within the NCW grounds. As part of his thematic course, Lawson decided to create a vegetable garden, greenhouse, and even a sensory garden area within the grounds of NCW. Using
Speedboats, jetty jumping, rock climbing, waterfalls and canoeing…just a few of the activities Year 9 recently conquered on their 4-day residential trip to The Outward Bound Trust Centre in Aberdovey. Earlier this term, Year 9 enjoyed a 4 day residential trip that they will
NCW students, staff and parents have thoroughly enjoyed taking part in the Read for Good Readathon this term. Read for Good, motivates children to read for fun because they know that loving reading changes lives. For children in hospital, books and stories are particularly important
Recently a group of students were lucky enough to go to ‘The Sound of Music’ at The Swan Theatre in Worcester. Rahel and Isy have written a marvellous review: Last Tuesday we went to the Swan Theatre to see The Sound of Music. We
On Sunday the 23rd of April, a group of students and staff got up very early and travelled to London to watch the TCS 2023 London Marathon. Our friends at VICTA, a charity supporting young people with vision impairment, kindly invited NCW students and
We are delighted to receive a £500 donation from the Worcester City Council Ward COVID Community Recovery Grant to help support the education of our students. Councillor Tom Piotrowski, a keen Supporter of the College, kindly nominated NCW as a beneficiary of the
It was a very proud moment for senior student Samih, as he brought a whole concert together as part of his Singing Diploma. The project, which is to demonstrate that he could organise and facilitate a musical event, also combined the opportunity for him to rehearse set exam pieces for himself.