Deafblind Awareness Week 2026 runs from June 25 to July 1. At Treloar's, we use a range of creative strategies to support students who have physical disabilities and experience Multi-Sensory Impairment (Deafblind). 

Key Stage 4 and Sixth Form leavers take part in the Activity Week at the QE2 Activity Centre in Southampton.

Treloar School welcomes the team from AQA for a day of shared learning and open conversation around access, inclusion and AAC.

College interns get involved with a new project 'Planting Possibilities'.

Treloar's students support successful football fundraiser at Anstey Park through work experience.

Read about additional Key Stage 4 options for 2026–27 that reflect students' passions, talents and ambitions. 

Sally Nissen, Head of Healthcare and Nursing, presented at the European Academy of Childhood Disability (EACD) Conference 2026 in Ireland last week. 

Treloar’s Head of College Ben Bastin has been appointed to the DfE national expert panel to help shape the future of support for children and young people with SEND. 

Just before half term, Treloar’s Vocational Training Team held its second Staff Celebration Evening.

Volunteers’ Week is an annual campaign held from the first Monday in June to recognise the contributions of volunteers.

The Friends of Treloar’s Plant Sale welcomed over 500 local visitors for a fun family day at our Outdoor Learning Centre.

We are thrilled to share that past and present Treloar’s students, members of the National Open Youth Orchestra, will be part of the iconic BBC Proms Festival this year.

Read about Treloar's music teacher exploring with students Attenborough’s technique of using a specialist microphone to listen to trees.

As part of the AIR ART project, Ricky Tart and Prof. Ian Williams (Southampton University) worked with school students.

Read about the importance of Deaf Awareness Week for Treloar's community.