Mrs Williams stands on a pink carpet in a changing room, trying on a sleeveless navy dress with a pink floral pattern. She is barefoot and holding a white cane in one hand. Behind her is a full-length mirror showing the back of the dress, with dark curtains and a chair visible in the fitting

NCW students share their views on the proposed social media ban for under 16s, exploring its impact on accessibility, communication, and learning for vision impaired young people.

NCW Sixth Form students take part in a blind parenting workshop, developing practical skills and confidence through hands-on learning and real-life insight.

NCW welcomes Dame Harriett Baldwin MP for a visit focused on employability, independence and future opportunities for vision impaired young people.

We are delighted to confirm that NCW is joining the Worcestershire based Aequalis Education Trust’s (AET’s) family.

NCW students visit Bonterre Farm each week, building confidence through animal care, outdoor learning, and hands-on experiences.

Tilly, New College Worcester’s beloved school dog, has now qualified as a therapy dog—supporting students’ wellbeing, confidence and school life.

A report warns the government risks overlooking the needs of children and young people with vision impairment in its proposed SEND reforms.

Vision impaired students from NCW celebrate success at the prestigious Lightmongers Awards in London, showcasing achievement, confidence and independence.

Students at NCW, a specialist school for blind and vision impaired young people, gained real-world experience by visiting a travel agent as part of their AQA Travel and Tourism project, building confidence and independence