On Saturday 15 October, NCW held it’s second Family Day event of the year – a fun, free event for families and young people with vision impairment.

We are excited to announce that thanks to the Vinchel Foundation, we are able to continue with our classroom refurbishment programme at NCW.  The Vinchel Foundation is a charitable trust that specifically funds projects linked to blindness and vision impairment. Last month we had

On Sunday 2nd October a group of staff and students set off early in the morning to travel to London for the 2022 TCS London Marathon.

Year 11 student Louisa has been busy in Chemistry looking at unknown compounds and how they can be identified through a series of tests.

September is often a month that represents change with the autumnal equinox and the start of new school years. For some, it can also mean the start of University life! 
Former student Amy left NCW in June 2022 and has just started her first year at the University of Gloucestershire studying Journalism.

Former student Charlie studied at NCW from 2014 to 2018, and had a very keen interest in Modern Foreign Languages!

Before the end of last term, the NCW Art Department were invited by VI charity VICTA to take part in an exciting, international Braille art project.

Our NCW community are saddened by the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, and we send our thoughts and prayers to the Royal family at this time.

NCW students who worked towards GCSE exams earn the success they have achieved today, with grades reflecting their effort and determination

We are delighted that once again, all students who are hoping to go on to higher education are able to go to their first choice of university.