Treloar School and College

Students at Treloar’s gave a very warm welcome earlier this month to Lord Hill, the current Under-Secretary of State for Schools, when he visited Treloar’s at Holybourne.

Launched at the start of this year, the campaign - which is supported by tv gardener Alan Titchmarsh - enables supporters of Treloar’s to literally cement their gift into history.

Treloar’s would like to invite you to visit our stand at the Naidex 2011 Exhibition that will take place from Tuesday 5th April until Thursday 7th April at the NEC in Birmingham.

AN education inspector has delivered more outstanding feedback to Treloar School, based in Alton – Hampshire, a school for young people with complex disabilities and learn difficulties.

In early November, the GB Boccia squad that will be working towards the London 2012 Paralympic Games, was announced and Treloar’s school and college was pleased to have a number of current and former students in the team.

Treloar Trust, which runs Treloar’s school and college for physically disabled children and young people, has welcomed Mark Brewer as it’s new chaplain.

The Member of the Parliament for East Hampshire, Damian Hinds, recently visited Treloar’s school and college for physically disabled children and young people in Alton, Hampshire.

Students and pupils at Treloar's school and college for physically disabled children in Hampshire are celebrating another year of success in exam results.