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25 Mar 2025 | |
Written by Emma L Williams | |
Fundraising News |
New College Worcester (NCW) is delighted to announce that it has been awarded £18,500 from the National Lottery Community Fund to fund the installation of new outdoor play equipment for its students. This generous funding will enhance the college’s outdoor spaces and provide blind and visually impaired students with greater opportunities for physical activity, sensory exploration, and social interaction.
The new equipment will be designed to meet the unique needs of NCW’s students. The outdoor play area will include a variety of accessible, inclusive, and engaging play structures, encouraging students to develop vital skills such as mobility, coordination, and independence, all while enjoying the benefits of outdoor play.
The funding will also contribute to the creation of a safe and stimulating environment where students can interact with their peers, build confidence, and enjoy recreational activities. This project aligns with NCW’s commitment to providing a holistic educational experience that supports the academic, social, and emotional development of all students.
“We are incredibly grateful to the National Lottery Community Fund for their generous funding,” said Rachel Perks, Principal at New College Worcester. “This new outdoor play equipment will provide our students with invaluable opportunities to engage with the outdoors, foster independence, and enjoy vital physical activity in a supportive, inclusive environment. The contribution of the funding from the scheme helps us continue to enhance the facilities and experiences we offer to our students.”
The funding will also enable NCW to continue its mission to provide world-class education and care for blind and visually impaired young people, empowering them to lead fulfilling and independent lives.
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