Our vision is to be a strong independent College characterised by a clarity of purpose to be outstanding in everything we do and become renowned for the creative and innovative way through which we deliver learning. We are so much more than a college Speak…

The North Kensington Centre is a great place to study if you’re looking for that local college feel with a truly personal approach. If a smaller centre where you feel part of the culture and cared for individually if the college for you then we…

The Notting Hill Academy of Music provides vocational courses aiming to offer an insight into the music industry. Current courses include: Beatmaking and Production Creative Music Business Commercial Songwriting Please visit the website to find out further information on course fees, start dates and the…

Post 19 for young people with autism to support pathways to independence and employment and transition to adult services.

QEII School is a maintained local authority school for pupils aged between 4 – 19 years of age, with severe learning difficulties and profound and multiple learning difficulties. QEII offer pupils a positive and supportive learning environment within which we deliver the best possible education…

What does the college curriculum look like? The college is predominately available to students from 16-19, however we do have a small number of student who stay with us until they are 20. The college offers a range of courses which includes: Level 1 Vocational…

Post 16 education provider for young people with SEN, there is a range of course options provided in further education colleges and sixth forms. The provision is intended to support young people towards independence and employment, building on young people’s strengths and interests.