“We sincerely apologise to our former students and their families who were so devastatingly infected and affected by the infected blood scandal..."

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

Billy McCallister, an international blind golf champion, visited Treloar's to talk about his journey after losing his sight, overcoming life challenges.

Treloar’s strengthened its sporting links with HSDC Alton College by hosting College students for a morning focusing on inclusion in sport.

After the success of the Dance Live performance, students shared their passion for movement and we saw the benefits on their mental health.

This year, there were 6 London Marathon runners who chose Treloar’s as their charity of choice.

We're delighted to announce that Treloar School and College has been shortlisted in this year's Tes School Awards for the student-led business 'Let me In'.

Rachel Mason is a Highly Specialist Art Therapist, who shared with us facts about art therapy and its importance in a setting like Treloar’s.

On Wednesday 24 April Treloar School hosted its annual Day of Disability Sports.

Suzanna Hext, Swimming World Champion and Treloar’s Paralympian Patron and Ambassador for Team Water visited Treloar School last week.

Lauren signs up to run in the London Marathon to raise funds for Treloar School and College.

National Supported Internship Day is the celebration of supported internships in the UK and is held annually on 27 March.

Former student’s family raises over £500 for Treloar’s: Peter Little was a successful tailor and former student of Treloar’s.

Monday 11 March, was the start of Science Week for Treloar School and College students.