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. 

Treloar's primary student unwrapping a Christmas present gifted to him by Santa. Santa is helping him unwrap the gift wrapped in red wrapping paper.

Santa’s grotto

Primary students enjoyed meeting Santa and his elves and spent an afternoon outdoors, taking part in Christmas activities - all set up in Treloar’s Forest School.
Treloar's students on a new electric bus with staff - all excited to be on it for the first time.

Preparing for school trips

Our latest primary student voice activity was all about helping our young learners get ready for their upcoming school trips.
Caroline Weighton, Deputy Head of Speech and Language Therapy at Treloar's,  and Head of School Lisa Bond with the UKLA Award.

2 awards for Treloar School

July has been a really exciting time for Treloar School—only this month, the school has won 2 extraordinary awards for its commitment to excellence.

Treloar's student on a boat, river in the background

Henley Fort visit

During KS4 Leavers Activity Week in May, 8 students went on a trip to Henley Fort Outdoor Activity Centre in Guildford.

2 Treloar's students on stage during the War Horse performance; in the background, there is a horse made out of cardboard.

Student adaptation of War Horse

The Sixth Form Enterprise group, Rainbow Productions, proudly presented their unique rendition of a Michael Morpurgo story: War Horse.