This page celebrates the work which the students do at GlassHouse College On this page, we want to share our success stories with you.
Glasshouse College is based in the heart of the Central England, supporting day and residential students aged 16 to 24 through practical skills and therapeutic education, which offers a clear pathway for delivering progression and sustainable outcomes.
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Ruskin Mill Trust For over 30 years, Ruskin Mill Trust has provided Specialist Independent Education to children and adults with complex needs including learning difficulties, autistic spectrum conditions and disabilities.
22/09/2016
We are proud to be hosting the West Midlands Flower Show, displaying a mix of local and student creative talents
We are at the autism show in Birmingham today and tomorrow. Come and say hello, you'll find us on stand C9 by the Autism Matters theatre
Our careers event is now open... Come and discover what opportunities are available in the local area. Join us until 8pm.
It's been a busy week at Glasshouse and Argent as we've had a visit from the Ofsted inspectors... we can't reveal the grade just yet but watch this space :)
23/03/2016
Our admissions team are out and about today. Here's Jan with our table full of student's work to showcase to students and parents from Wyre Forest School.
23/03/2016
Congratulations to students and staff members involved in this afternoon's fantastic performance of 'The princess Vasilissa and the Firebird'
College representatives are at the national autistic society conference in Telford today. This morning we've heard about an interesting concept around helping our learners understand and manage their own capacity for stress, and how our perceptions of 'quality of life' can be questioned.
10/02/2016
Our admissions team is out and about this afternoon meeting students at Riverside School in Worcester
05/02/2016
Meet the newest arrival on our farm. Born during the night of 4th Feb. What shall we call her?
Ruskin Mill Trust have been working with young people with learning difficulties for 20+ years to help them access employment. It's great to see national companies are starting to see their potential too.