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Home | Resources | Practical advice | Children, young people and families resources | Young people resources | Education

There are specialist education providers for young people aged 16 plus.

RNIB Loughborough College

RNIB College Loughborough supports people aged 16+ with sight loss and other disabilities. Students learn the skills to access education, work and housing, and to enjoy a healthy lifestyle and positive relationships. Loughborough College shares a campus with a mainstream further education college and specialises in supporting people on a wide range of mainstream courses.

Find out more about RNIB Loughborough College.

Queen Alexandra College

Queen Alexandra College is a college based in Birmingham for people aged 16+ with a visual impairment and other disabilities.

Find out more about Queen Alexandra College.

New College Worcester

New College Worcester is a national residential school and college offering key stage 3, GCSE's and A-levels for young people aged 11 to 19 who are blind or partially sighted. 

Find out more about New College Worcester.