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Specialist Colleges attended by young people from LB Richmond and RB Kingston
Created: 17/01/2023, Bright Futures @Ruils
Who by? Sue Robson, Bright Futures SEND Transitions Advisor, Ruils
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It can be quite daunting knowing where to start to look for a post 18 or 19 placement and I think it can be helpful to know where local students have gone on to.
Researching options on the natspec website: https://natspec.org.uk/ can help your research, especially if you are looking further afield than local colleges.
Specialist Colleges attended by young people from LB Richmond and RB Kingston
I have added a little bit more information about each college – from the college website:
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- 18 to 25
- Llandovery, Camarthenshire
- Residential
- 16 to 15 with LD, ASD, physical disabilities, behaviours of concern, profound and multiple LD
- Owestry, Shropshire
- Day and residential
- 16-25 for visually impaired young people, may have additional needs
- Bromley
- Day placements
- 16-25
- Specialises in glasswork and land work
- Stourbridge
- Day and residential – residential is in nearby homes rather than on the college site
Glasshouse comprises a group of colleges for age 16-25:
- Argent College, Birmingham
- Coleg Plas Dwbl, Pembrokshire
- Freeman College, Sheffield
- Ruskin Mill College, Gloucestershire
- Glasshouse College, Stourbridge
- 16-25, Section 41 approved, EHCP
- Hillingdon
- Day placements
- 16-25, moderate, profound and multiple LD, physical and sensory impairment, mental health/emotional difficulties, communication and behaviour difficulties, ASD, specific medical needs
- New Malden
- Day placements
- 18-25
- Performing arts college
- Godstone, Kent
- Day and residential – residential is in supported living in flats on-site
Royal National College for the Blind
- Post 16, specialist college for people with visual impairment
- Hereford
- Residential
- 16-25
- Specialises in textile crafts, other crafts, land work, animal husbandry, horticulture and woodland work
- Gloucestershire, rural
- Day and residential – residential is in nearby homes rather than on the college site
- 19-25, supporting young people with moderate, severe and complex LD including ASD, behaviours that challenge and communication needs
- Ringwood, Hampshire
- Day and residential
South Thames College – Aurora Centre
https://stcg.ac.uk/foundation-learner-send/aurora-provision
- 16-25, moderate to severe LD, ASD, behaviours of concern, complex support needs
- Based at Merton College
- Day placements
The college link takes you to the main South Thames home page – from here scroll down and click on Foundation Learning / SEND. From this page you can access information about the Aurora provision – or click on the 2nd link to go directly to the Aurora provision pages.
- 19-25 with complex needs – LD, emotional, communication
- Brighton
- Day and residential placements
The Fortune Centre of Riding Therapy
- 16-25 with LD and other disabilities
- Near Christchurch, Dorset
- Day and residential placements
- All courses involve working with horses
- 16-25 for severely physically disabled children
- Alton, Hampshire
- Day and residential placements
Categories: Education & Employment, Transitions Overview
Tags: college, local, natspec, specialist