An example of paper marbling art in red.

Art and transition

This year, Treloar's college leavers had the opportunity to explore their transition creatively with 2 informal art sessions.

A group of volunteers gathered around a tractor, some of them sitting on it, some leaning against it. All looking at the camera and smiling.

Celebrating volunteers

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

A selfie taken by 2 Treloar's Speech and Language Therapists, Emily Ball and Caroline Weighton, at a special non-denominational Anniversary event at Southwark Cathedral. A banner of the event in the background. Emily and Caroline are smiling to the camera.

Spotlight on speech and language therapy

Speech and Language Therapists Emily Ball and Caroline Weighton represented Treloar's at a special non-denominational Anniversary event at Southwark Cathedral.

Treloar's student being held by his assistant - both sitting on a mat on the floor during an atmospherics session. The room is lit by a blue light. The student looks mesmerised by this sensory experience.

The power of atmospherics sessions

Treloar's students enjoy atmospherics sessions—a carefully curated environment that uses light, sound and scent to create a calming and therapeutic space.