As we celebrate AAC Awareness Month this October, we reflect on the importance of AAC in safeguarding.

Read how Treloar's students take the lead at this year's Job Shop event.

At Treloar's, almost two thirds of students are non-verbal or require AAC to support their communication. 

Listen to BBC Radio 3 episode ‘When Speech Isn't Possible’.

Treloar's Music Therapist Cressida Lindsay and student support assistants participated in the Safe&Sound Phase 2, research study by Dr Lisa Margetts.

Every July, we celebrate the sporting talents of our incredible students at our annual Sports Days.

On 14 July, we said ‘Thank you’ to our overseas volunteers who have spent a year working at Treloar’s.

Read about prom season at Treloar's—one of the highlights of the summer term and a much-anticipated celebration marking the final weeks of the academic year.

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

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

Read about how Treloar's Assistive Technology Team made playing the violin accessible by exploring various adaptations.

Treloar's students take part in the the Exclusive Networks Football Tournament on 14 May by taking photos, conducting pitch-side interviews and writing up match reports.

This Mental Health Awareness Week let's talk about the power and importance of community!