Celebrating the National Year of Reading 2026 links closely to what we strive to instil at Treloar School and College: the joy of reading, the celebration of creativity and the power of imagination.

To help Treloar's students familiarise themselves with an airport environment, college student Hope has created an immersive experience of Southampton Airport.

Key Stage 4 students run a successful eSports tournament for staff and students.

Treloar’s was delighted to welcome a group of long-standing Patrons and Supporters for a morning of talks, tours and student-led activities.

A popular restaurant wagamamas creates valuable opportunities for Treloar's students.

Former student, Dan, returned to Treloar’s to join a transition session with the current college cohort, sharing his experiences of transition since leaving in July 2025.

Treloar School recently welcomed seven local schools to the inaugural Treloar's Art Exchange, a new creative showcase celebrating the arts in all their forms.

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.