Thomas, one of our college students, explains about the importance of specialist buses at Treloar School and College.

Former students visit Treloar's and give a talk to current students about their life after leaving Treloar's.

To mark World Braille Day, Treloar School students have been learning about braille. School students shared their learning in assembly.

Here at Treloar's, we are always delighted and grateful to receive news about being nominated and named 'Charity of the Year'.

Accessible brand: Treloar's has undergone changes in the past few months in order to become a brand that is more accessible.

Treloar College student Thomas attended the Action Duchenne Annual Conference.

On 8 December, Treloar’s parents, carers and the local community attended the annual Christmas Fair held on the campus in Holybourne.

In September, we welcomed back staff after the summer break, but also the new joiners—and one of them was Stanley the Therapy Dog.

Treloar College welcomed back former students to share their transition stories and experience of the Supported Internship Programme.

‘Let Me In’ offers accessibility audits to local business premises to help them improve access for disabled people.

Local MP, Damian Hinds opens new fully accessible accommodation in Alton.

Viola workshops at Treloar School: Kate Read, a professional viola player visited Treloar's and ran 2-day workshops.

Head of Treloar School, Lisa Bond, and Jo Tregenza have had their research published by The English Association and the UKLA.

Meet Claire McManus, Treloar's Lead Medicine Management Technician, who is a registered pharmacy technician.

On 20th anniversary of Campbell Court, find out more about this independent living facility at Treloar's, Holybourne.