We offer two accredited pathways in our Sixth Form Provision. Each one offers our students the opportunity to extend their learning, social, and independence skills at a level and pace that suits their individual needs.
We offer a very broad range of programmes from our Interactive and Sensory pathway, Preparation for Adulthood pathway to Vocational and Advanced level programmes. As well as all the onsite courses we offer, we have close links with Alton College, just a mile down the road – so students can choose to do some, or all, of their studies there.
We have a successful and long-established partnership with our OFSTED ‘Outstanding’ local sixth form, Alton College. This partnership is unique in its offer of Level 2 (GCSE) and A Level studies for disabled young people in a mainstream environment.
All students are allocated a Progress and Transition Coordinator (PTC) who work with the student and the Multi-Disciplinary Team. They monitor progress towards targets. The focus at this stage is to make sure they are placed appropriately, have appropriate EHCP outcomes set and measured and to ensure families are supported in the best way possible. The PTC the key point of contact for families and external stakeholders.
Our experienced multi-disciplinary teams adopt a person centred approach to identify the requirements of individuals. On site therapists and medical staff allow our students to focus on their educational offer and independence with minimum disruption.
Due to the particular nature of a student’s disability, he or she may been a need for assistance with intimate physical care. Our training is of the highest standard and the utmost pains and taken to respect students’ dignity, privacy and self-esteem at all times.
Students at Treloar’s have a range of complex health needs. Our priority is to enable our students to access education with minimal disruption, and enable them to maximise their independence, and where possible to take control of their own health. We have a large team of nurses, health care assistants and dietitians, and work closely with our colleagues in the therapy departments, as well as GPs and specialists externally. We work with the student, and their families or carers, with their permission, to plan their care. Students have a named nurse (or two) and a named dietitian, so they, and their families, always know who to contact.
As far as possible we will follow the term dates as advertised by Hampshire County Council. However, please do check as training days and return to residential houses are altered to best meet the needs of our students.
The best way to see what we do is to come and visit us and meet our students and staff. We have Open Days scheduled throughout the year which provide the opportunity to have a tour around our site and meet with some of our specialist teams.
For any questions you have about our application process, to arrange a visit or speak with a member of the admissions team, please contact admissions on 01420 547747 or email admissions@treloar.org.uk.
