Accommodation
The living accommodation is modern, spacious and well appointed, providing a comfortable, sociable and pleasant environment. There are also supported living opportunities within the community.
Junior and Middle College: initial accommodation for male students, adjacent to the Medical Centre at the heart of the campus.
Thomas and Jacson Houses: Thomas House has modern adaptive equipment and a specially designed kitchen for introduction to life skills. Jacson and Thomas Houses are for junior female students.
Kenyon House: for female students progressing from Thomas and Jacson Houses, prior to more independent accommodation.
Kent House: accommodation following Junior and Middle College.
Agnes Hunt Village: a ‘garden village’ of bungalows where living more independently can be experienced, with appropriate support.
The Lodge: an ‘independent living’ bungalow on campus where students are responsible for their own catering, budgeting, cleaning and general living requirements.
Cadbury Court: flats for those students and trainees who require support to allow a degree of autonomy and freedom of choice, otherwise denied by severe physical disability or learning difficulties.
Southlands: a quiet cul-de-sac of independent, self-contained flats, a quarter of a mile from the College, for Derwen Enterprises trainees.
The Acorns: the latest phase of development with ultra-modern facilities, specially adapted for wheelchairs. This provides progressive independent living for those who require high levels of support.
In the community: independent accommodation off campus, in the Oswestry area and in the village of Gobowen, enabling selected students to live as independently as possible prior to returning to living within their own community.
