Have you seen our excellent facilities?
We have some of the best facilities for directions students including:
Our Foundation Learning programme is especially for young people with special educational needs and
disabilities. We can offer a bespoke programme, delivered by specialist staff, to make sure you achieve your goals and fulfil your own unique potential.
You will develop your English and Maths and personal, social and employability skills to help you progress. You can also get involved in fun enrichment opportunities to further develop your confidence and life skills.
You'll study this subject full-time at Kirkley HallCampus and will have access to bespoke and highly specialised learning facilities and resources at Kirkley Hall which create a safe and positive environment to engage and stimulate students, nurture their individual talents, skills and inspire them to reach their full potential. Our learning environments also ensure students are part of the wider college community, develop their independence as well as social and life skills.
Our Foundation Learning programme is taught in real learning and working environments including at Kirkley Hall Zoological Gardens, in our commercial kitchens and restaurant and motor vehicle workshops. The Foundation Learning programme focuses on core topics for living an independent life including health and safety, travel training, healthy living, money management, employability skills, teamwork, communication, literacy and numeracy.
We have some of the best facilities for directions students including:
Our new extension at Kirkley Hall will provide brand new, state-of-the-art facilities for Foundation Learning students.
Following a rigorous selection process, the board of governors has announced Gary Potts as the new Principal of Northumberland College
May 23, 2022
Northumberland College has welcomed the Morpeth branch of the Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) to its new home at Kirkley Hall Campus
May 20, 2022
Equine Management student Emily Avery has enjoyed a successful year both on campus and competing in British Dressage.
May 18, 2022
