News

On Wednesday 6 February, HRH The Princess Royal paid a visit to New College Worcester to celebrate the work of our overseas Lattitude volunteers.

The chapel and LRC at New College Worcester played host to fierce, roaring Pirates, Cowardly Policeman and whimsical daughters this term.

NCW students have been fortunate enough to be involved in a new and exciting project with Microsoft – Project Torino!

Amber (18) is a current student at New College Worcester.

She has Alstrom syndrome, which is a very rare genetic condition. One of the main features of this condition is deterioration of eyesight.

Former student Charlie Rae Allen recently paid a visit to New College Worcester, so we took the opportunity to catch up with him!

This November saw the 30th visit of members of the Carl-Strehl-Schule in Marburg, our German partner school.

I and five other students had the opportunity to go to INJA, a blind school in Paris last month. INJA is the school that Louis Braille used to go to.

NCW students visit Lublin as part of an EU Erasmus Exchange

Students have been involved in an exciting opportunity to feature in a new BBC Radio 4 Drama about a visually impaired school.

With Christmas very quickly looming around the corner, we have been getting in to the festive spirit here at New College Worcester!

Well done to students who organised a variety of activities last week in aid of Children in Need!

Next month, HRH The Princess Royal, Patron of Lattitude Global Volunteering, is to visit New College Worcester (NCW) to celebrate the work of overseas volunteers based at the school for the blind and visually impaired.

Last weekend saw regular Goalball players Asher, Ilja and Birthday Boy Tom L, along with new players Kendal and Ciara battle it out at yet another tournament!

After studying different types of sound waves in Physics class, a group of Year 9 students put their learning in to practice and were able to experiment with the reflection of sound on a visit to Clearwell Caves.

Year 11s arrived at a recent English class, which wasn’t quite as they know it!