If you have ever visited NCW or ever eaten in the Dining Hall, you will know that our brilliant Catering Team prepares nutritionally balanced colourful food to tempt all palates. The staff have been working with us for many years and know all of
Each year our charity partners VICTA run a Braille Art Competition which is open to all young people with a vision impairment aged 0 to 29 years. The challenge this year was to create a piece of Braille art with the theme of ‘time’.
We are delighted in be launching a new course as part of the bespoke Year 13+ offer. After Sixth Form, some students can benefit from an extra year at NCW to develop their skills and work towards their next steps into work or further
On Monday, NCW students Emma, Zander and Roman took part in the Worcestershire Interfaith Forum’s Holocaust Memorial Day Commemoration at the Guildhall. All three read a poem by Daniel Kenneth called ‘What is freedom?’. The readings and music from all the secondary schools in Worcester
NCW 6th Form Student Alejandro is keen linguist with a passion for all things Japanese! When the opportunity to attend a ‘Japan Day’ at the University College London came up, he was more than happy to attend and further his knowledge of Japan, the
A few weeks ago, former student and broadcaster Peter White MBE, visited NCW to talk to our students about Christmas and how Christmas as a VI person may be a little different. The students had a great time and through the laughter they enjoyed
This term, as part of the joint project with Stratford Girls’ School, Year 8 students Ellie and George have been working extra hard and have produced this amazing puppet show. The theme is Little Red Riding Hood and they will be performing the show in
The busy elves that live in the attic of New College Worcester wanted to do something a little bit special this Christmas. This festive season, they have created a beautiful magically digital Christmas tree for all to enjoy. Please follow the link below to view…we
This term we are delighted to be working with Stratford Girls’ Grammar School on an exciting joint Art and Drama project, “Little Red Riding Hood.” Students in Years 7, 8 and 9 have been creating amazing masks and artwork and working on character studies
Last week, Year 9 took part in GCHQ’s National Language Competition 2023, which aims to inspire language learning in friendly competition with schools from around the UK. Each lunchtime, students completed puzzle-solving tasks and put their language skills to the test! Students were given
