The Royal National College for the Blind (RNC) marks Volunteers' Week 2023.
The Brian Aarons Cup is played at the end of the season over a one-day format with four teams taking part this year: Brighton and Hove Albion in the Community; Merseyside Blind and VI FC; RNC Hereford and West Bromwich Albion Blind FC.
Rob Cree, a Talent Performance Coach, who works for British Rowing, recently visited the College to talent spot potential new B1, B2 and B3 classification rowers for the British Paralympic rowing team.
The Royal National College for the Blind was honoured to be the first place in the West Midlands to host His Majesty The King since his accession to the throne. The former Prince of Wales is the College's Patron, and His Majesty came along to meet students, staff, governors and volunteers as a final celebration of its 150th anniversary.
Staff and students of the Royal National College for the Blind share sincere congratulations to His Majesty King Charles III on the occasion of his Coronation.
Some of the Audio Media Production staff and students had a rare visit to the legendary Rockfield Studios in Monmouthshire on 2 May.
Congratulations to Hereford Couriers Running Club athletes Hollie and Kieran, who completed the 2023 Virtual TCS London Marathon together in 4 hours, 34 minutes.
After an intensive application and interview process, student, River Fleming, has been offered a hugely exciting opportunity as a Technical Higher Level Apprentice (HLA) for Samworth Brothers.
We are delighted to announce that the UK round of the new European Blind Football League (EBFL) is being streamed live from the Royal National College for the Blind on Saturday 8 April.
RNC staff and a student have raised hundreds of pounds for RNC by donating their hair to a charity that makes wigs for young people who have lost their hair through cancer or other illnesses.
We welcomed some very important guests to the College in early March when we held a VIP lunch. The event was an opportunity to show our gratitude to supporters, dignitaries and friends for their valuable contributions to the College.
Student, Sonal Sumaria, was delighted to welcome to the College, Wendy Tarplee-Morris (Founder) and Phil Brace (Chief Executive Officer) of the charity, the Little Princess Trust (LPT) recently.
We are delighted to announce that the UK round of the newly formed European Blind Football League (EBFL) is being held at the Royal National College for the Blind's leisure facility, thePoint4. With teams affiliated to some of the big names in Europe, it's your chance to come and view this thrilling game during a festival of blind football. All games will be streamed live so there are some great opportunities for sponsorship and advertising to a European audience.
Four students paid a visit to the University of Portsmouth earlier this month to get advice on learning STEM subjects at university, when you have a visual impairment.
West Mercia Police continues to address male violence against women and girls with their latest campaign to support students in the area.
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