An episode of BBC Radio 4’s In Touch programme is dedicated to shining a spotlight on the vital role of specialist education for vision impaired students. Presented by Peter White through a powerful set of interviews, the programme explored the benefits of specialist education and

This half term, our Year 7 students have been busy continuing to getting to know their local area through two fantastic trips that combined sunshine, history and hands-on learning.  A Walk Along the River SevernThe first outing saw students enjoying a sunny walk from

It’s no secret that here at NCW, we are incredibly fortunate to have a wealth of musical talent among our student body – and we’re thrilled to share some fantastic news! Following the recent round of music exams, our students have achieved outstanding results,

NCW Attends the Prestigious May’s Court Dinner Last week, NCW was honoured to attend the annual May’s Court Dinner, a prestigious event hosted by the Worshipful Company of Lightmongers. Each year, Head Students from affiliated schools are recognised for their exceptional contributions with the

Eighty years ago today, on 8 May 1945, the nation erupted in celebration as Victory in Europe (VE) Day marked the end of hostilities in Europe. Church bells rang out across towns and villages, and crowds famously gathered outside Buckingham Palace to witness a

NCW student Zac is passionate about politics, both in the UK and globally. He’s a keen follower of current affairs and is deeply engaged with political issues that matter to him. Closer to home, Zac is equally passionate about New College Worcester and is

NCW Students Feature on ITV News as Part of Groundbreaking ‘Sound of a Masterpiece’ Project Last week brought a wave of excitement to NCW as ITV News journalist Ben Chapman and a film crew visited our campus to speak with students about an extraordinary

A Magical Trip to the West End: “Matilda the Musical”  It’s well known that musical theatre at NCW is extremely popular, so when the Activities Team organised a trip to the magical West End to see “Matilda the Musical,” enthusiastic musical theatre fans couldn’t

This week, students and staff were delighted to experience an exclusive touch tour at RGS Worcester, followed by an incredible performance of The Ash Girl. Before the show, students had the unique opportunity to explore the set, get hands-on with the scenery and props

We are delighted to announce that we have received £18,500 from the National Lottery Community Fund for new outdoor play equipment for our students. This generous funding will enhance the our outdoor spaces and provide our blind and visually impaired students with greater opportunities