College Admissions

There are lots of ways you can apply to Treloar’s. Generally young people or their families contact us directly. Alternatively, a referral can be made by health and social care professionals, including social workers, transition workers and GPs. 

If you are interested in applying for a place at Treloar’s please contact us on email at admissions@treloar.org.uk or phone us on 01420 547747

School and College Admissions

If you feel that Treloar’s may be an appropriate placement for your child or young person please contact us at admissions@treloar.org.uk in the first instance. We will then be in contact to have an initial discussion and advise of the next steps. In all cases we will need to review an up-to-date Education, Health and Care Plan and recent educational reports plus any therapy and/or medical reports.

Treloar's student laughing and her assistant is kneeling next to her and talking to her.
Young student with staff member with a plant

Our Admissions Panel meet weekly to review all applications and will make a decision as to whether we feel that we can progress an application through to the initial assessment stage. In some instances, we may feel it is more appropriate to conduct a school or home visit ahead of an assessment at Treloar’s. Our Admissions Team will keep you fully informed through each step of the process.

We recommend applying at least 2 years ahead of proposed year of entry.

If you are interested in a placement at Treloar’s please contact us on email at admissions@treloar.org.uk or phone us on 01420 547747. 

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Thomas at Treloar's

Thomas was diagnosed with Muscular Dystrophy at a young age, making school very difficult for him. Since starting at Treloar College, he is happier, has made friends, and is able to access his education. This has been life-changing for Thomas and his family.