Luke is the first Treloar’s student to learn to use eye gaze voice control via his AAC device to operate the Robotic Neater Eater, adaptable eating system.

Treloar College Let Me In students returned to the Ropley engine sheds to support the next stage in the development of the Watercress Line's innovative accessible heritage carriage project.

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

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.

Treloar College’s ‘Let Me In’ student-led enterprise has been shortlisted for Community Engagement Initiative of the Year in the Tes Schools Awards 2026.

Treloar College student visits two local schools to introduce Makaton signs to students.

Treloar's students benefit from diverse physiotherapy support with 1:1 sessions, hydrotherapy and specialist equipment.

Local composer Chris Gardner to write a piece of music for Treloar College Open Orchestra.

College students are learning various life skills through their mini enterprise project.

College student, Dominic is completing work experience with the Marketing Team, he wrote about AJ Campbell's creative writing workshop during Careers Week.

As part of National Careers Week at Treloar’s, students enjoyed a talk and Q&A with Ben Morris, an inspiring young journalist currently working with BBC News. 

Read about the process of creating The College Magazine.

Social Security and Disability Minister, Sir Stephen Timms visits Treloar's.

New college classrooms have been designed with inclusion at their core.