Running the 13.1 miles of the Sony Ericsson Run to the Beat Half Marathon 2010 on Saturday is Alice Marshall, who is fundraising to support Treloars. You can donate online using her Just Giving page.
Alice is just one of the many supporters and fundraisers who do so much to help our work at Treloars. Find out how you can help too at Treloar's Fundraising.
Friday, 24 September 2010
Wednesday, 30 June 2010
Fern Britton visits Treloars
Recently Treloar’s was thrilled to welcome TV presenter Fern Britton to the School and College. Taking time out of her busy schedule, Fern Britton dropped in on a number of classes at the School including a unique music lesson with students playing keyboards and drums. Fern then moved to the College for a sumptuous three-course lunch, prepared by College students and served in the Domestic Independence flat.
In the afternoon the day’s programme continued with a visit to the Assistive Technology, Speech and Language departments and TEPS - Treloar’s Enterprise Printing Solutions, where Fern was presented with a picture specially produced by a student to commemorate her visit.
Fern really enjoyed her visit and said: “it was fantastic to see the wonderful work Treloar’s does and to meet so many of the staff and students.”
In the afternoon the day’s programme continued with a visit to the Assistive Technology, Speech and Language departments and TEPS - Treloar’s Enterprise Printing Solutions, where Fern was presented with a picture specially produced by a student to commemorate her visit.
Fern really enjoyed her visit and said: “it was fantastic to see the wonderful work Treloar’s does and to meet so many of the staff and students.”
Friday, 28 May 2010
Treloar’s Direct meets the Rugby Football Union
The Rugby Football Union (RFU) Injured Players Foundation recently benefited from Treloar’s Direct, the UK's first mobile assessment and therapy service for disabled people when it was based at Salisbury Rugby Club.
Saturday, 15 May 2010
Treloar’s Announces Unique Fundraising Initiative
James Booth of Rococo Chocolates is undertaking an ambitious journey to raise money for Treloar’s, the groundbreaking School and College for students with disabilities.
Travelling from John O’Groats to Lands End in a Piaggio APE 50cc three wheeler, James will cover a daunting 874 miles in under a week. He hopes to raise an impressive £50,000 for Treloar’s and the charities WaterAid and Sense.
Travelling from John O’Groats to Lands End in a Piaggio APE 50cc three wheeler, James will cover a daunting 874 miles in under a week. He hopes to raise an impressive £50,000 for Treloar’s and the charities WaterAid and Sense.
Tuesday, 20 April 2010
Treloar’s School and College Announces New Principal
Treloar Trust, the groundbreaking School and College for students with disabilities, today announced the appointment of Amanda Quincey as Principal.
Amanda succeeds Pat Teague who is retiring as Principal after four years. Amanda joins Treloar’s from the National Centre for Young People with Epilepsy (NCYPE) where she was Executive Director and Further Education College Principal.
Amanda succeeds Pat Teague who is retiring as Principal after four years. Amanda joins Treloar’s from the National Centre for Young People with Epilepsy (NCYPE) where she was Executive Director and Further Education College Principal.
Monday, 12 April 2010
Treloar’s Launches FlexiOptions to Support Local Authorities
Earlier Intervention Critical To Address Needs of 1.5 Million Young People with SEN, According to Treloar School and College for Physically Disabled.
Treloar's, the groundbreaking School and College for students with disabilities, has called for earlier intervention and improved ongoing assessment processes to meet the complex needs of children and young people with special educational needs (SEN).
Tuesday, 11 August 2009
Treloar's Now Featured on DisabledGear.com

Treloar's school and college is now featured on and is supporting a new website called http://www.disabledgear.co
Friday, 24 July 2009
Roger Black Joins Team Treloar’s School and College

Olympic medal winner and TV presenter Roger Black has become a Patron of Treloar’s, the School and College for students with severe and complex disabilities based in Hampshire.
Roger will work closely with Treloar’s aspiring Paralympians providing a unique blend of athletics expertise, motivation and moral support in the run up to London 2012 and beyond. Roger joins Jeff Stelling, Michael Aspel and Alan Titchmarsh on Treloar’s Board of Patrons.Thursday, 16 July 2009
Treloar’s welcomes National Youth Orchestra for innovative music programme
Treloar School’s students this week took part in a five day workshop with some of the UK’s best young musicians, designed to help students learn about musical composition, performance and directing. Eight musicians from the National Youth Orchestra (NYO) of Great Britain, including three ‘Young Musician of the Year’ finalists, visited Treloar’s, along with Brian Irvine, composer in residence to the Ulster Orchestra, Belfast and Welsh National Operas
Friday, 19 June 2009
Saturday, 16 May 2009
ABC of Fundraising Ideas for Treloar's
If you would like to support Treloar Trust by organising your own fundraising event but need some ideas, here's our ABC of fundraising ideas. If you need help or advice with organising your event, how to publicise it, what you can and can’t do etc. please contact our Community Development Team on 01420 526487.
Auction of Promises - Try to get people to donate a promise of their time, use of their belongings,
or to donate a gift. You can even ask people to donate themselves and auction them as 'slaves for the day'.
Bring a pound to work day - Simply ask all your colleagues to bring just a pound to work in aid of Treloar's, then collect together the money and send it to us.
Cricket Match - Have a knockout contest and charge people to join a team. Charge admission to all your spectators and sell refreshments.
Dinner dance - Have a good band and good food and charge a good price. Organise a raffle and/or an auction.
Expert Seminar - Use an expert or well known personality, who is prepared to donate their time to give a talk or performance. Charge admission, have a break to sell refreshments and an auction of a signed book or autograph.
Fashion Show - Ask a local store to put on a show in conjunction with your company.
Golf/Gardening - Organise a (small) charity golf tournament charging for entry. Offer to provide gardening services for friends or neighbours in return for sponsorship.
Halloween Ball - Sell tickets to a fancy dress Halloween Ball.
It's a Knockout - Challenge your clients and other companies to a friendly 'It's a Knockout' Competition.
Just a Minute - Have a sponsored game show with - no repeating, hesitating or deviating. This could double up as a presentation training exercise!
Karaoke Evening - Ask a local pub to host one for you and charge people to get in or take part.
Lunch Money - Ask all your colleagues to bring in sandwiches for their lunch and donate the money saved to the Treloar's.
Masked Ball - Everybody wears a mask of their choice. Have a competition to guess who's who.
Night in for the charity - Stay in for an evening and donate the money saved to the charity.
Oars for Treloar’s - This is the perfect way to promote team work within your company while raising money for Treloar's.
Publicity - Send a press release to all your local papers asking for sponsorship for your event from companies and individuals.
Quiz Night Challenge - different departments or branches to a friendly inter-company quiz, with prizes for the best team, most inventive answer, wooden spoon etc...
Race Night - Hold a race night in aid of Treloar's.
Sponsored Event - Swim, slim, headshave - ask your colleagues and friends to raise sponsorship money for you in a fun way.
Treasure Hunt - A challenging and fun way to raise big money.
University Challenge - Collect together teams who attended the same or nearby universities and hold a challenge to see which university comes top.
Variety Show - Round up your talented friends and tread the boards, charging for admission of course.
Wine Tasting - Invite an 'expert' or local wine dealer to bring along a few cases of wine and donate some of the proceeds of his sales to Treloar's.
X-files Party -...or any other themed evening with fundraising top of the menu of course.
Your own Work - Whether you are a creative wizard and can make cards, jewellery or pots, or if you cook or everyone admires your hanging baskets - you probably have a skill that you can turn into cash!
Z..-. Your own fundraising idea beginning with Z!!
Auction of Promises - Try to get people to donate a promise of their time, use of their belongings,
or to donate a gift. You can even ask people to donate themselves and auction them as 'slaves for the day'.
Bring a pound to work day - Simply ask all your colleagues to bring just a pound to work in aid of Treloar's, then collect together the money and send it to us.
Cricket Match - Have a knockout contest and charge people to join a team. Charge admission to all your spectators and sell refreshments.
Dinner dance - Have a good band and good food and charge a good price. Organise a raffle and/or an auction.
Expert Seminar - Use an expert or well known personality, who is prepared to donate their time to give a talk or performance. Charge admission, have a break to sell refreshments and an auction of a signed book or autograph.
Fashion Show - Ask a local store to put on a show in conjunction with your company.
Golf/Gardening - Organise a (small) charity golf tournament charging for entry. Offer to provide gardening services for friends or neighbours in return for sponsorship.
Halloween Ball - Sell tickets to a fancy dress Halloween Ball.
It's a Knockout - Challenge your clients and other companies to a friendly 'It's a Knockout' Competition.
Just a Minute - Have a sponsored game show with - no repeating, hesitating or deviating. This could double up as a presentation training exercise!
Karaoke Evening - Ask a local pub to host one for you and charge people to get in or take part.
Lunch Money - Ask all your colleagues to bring in sandwiches for their lunch and donate the money saved to the Treloar's.
Masked Ball - Everybody wears a mask of their choice. Have a competition to guess who's who.
Night in for the charity - Stay in for an evening and donate the money saved to the charity.
Oars for Treloar’s - This is the perfect way to promote team work within your company while raising money for Treloar's.
Publicity - Send a press release to all your local papers asking for sponsorship for your event from companies and individuals.
Quiz Night Challenge - different departments or branches to a friendly inter-company quiz, with prizes for the best team, most inventive answer, wooden spoon etc...
Race Night - Hold a race night in aid of Treloar's.
Sponsored Event - Swim, slim, headshave - ask your colleagues and friends to raise sponsorship money for you in a fun way.
Treasure Hunt - A challenging and fun way to raise big money.
University Challenge - Collect together teams who attended the same or nearby universities and hold a challenge to see which university comes top.
Variety Show - Round up your talented friends and tread the boards, charging for admission of course.
Wine Tasting - Invite an 'expert' or local wine dealer to bring along a few cases of wine and donate some of the proceeds of his sales to Treloar's.
X-files Party -...or any other themed evening with fundraising top of the menu of course.
Your own Work - Whether you are a creative wizard and can make cards, jewellery or pots, or if you cook or everyone admires your hanging baskets - you probably have a skill that you can turn into cash!
Z..-. Your own fundraising idea beginning with Z!!
Tuesday, 12 May 2009
An Evening with ......... Fundraising Event
Mansion House, London, 30th September
Treloar's returns to Mansion House with a different event in the beautiful setting of the home of the Lord Mayor of the City of London. Broadcaster and Treloar patron, Alastair Stewart will be interviewing a selection of well-known personalities in the Egyptian Room, which will be transformed into a more intimate setting with small tables and low lighting. The interviews will be interspersed by musical interludes. There will be a champagne reception, an interval with wine and canapes and following the evening's entertainment, dinner in the Ballroom for a limited number of guests. Further details are to be announced.Find out more at http://www.treloar.org.uk/item/430#eveningwith
Treloar Cricket Match
Situated at Long Sutton near Odiham, this venue has superb cricketing facilities in a stunning setting. Two teams will compete for the Treloar Cricket Trophy in a limited over evening match starting at 5pm, followed by dinner in a marquee in the grounds. We are hoping a number of celebrities will be taking part.
If you are a keen cricketer and would like to participate or if you would like to be a spectator and attend the dinner afterwards, please email: events@treloar.org.uk or call Fiona Janczur on 01420 526511. Find out more at http://www.treloar.org.uk/item/430#cricket
If you are a keen cricketer and would like to participate or if you would like to be a spectator and attend the dinner afterwards, please email: events@treloar.org.uk or call Fiona Janczur on 01420 526511. Find out more at http://www.treloar.org.uk/item/430#cricket
Wednesday, 22 April 2009
New Animal Torches Available from Treloar Shop
No batteries on hand? Well no need to flap with this range of new hand squeeze animal flashlights, available to order online now from the Treloar Shop for just £5.00 each. Animals available include a Panda, Tiger, Penguin, Dog, Cow, Pig, Chick and Monkey.
Order your animal Squeeze Me torch from the Treloar Shop.
Saturday, 18 April 2009
How to support Treloar Trust
Whether you wish to make a one off donation , organise an event of your own, run the London Marathon, or make Treloar’s your Charity of the Year there are hundreds of ways in which you can help raise funds.
Find out more at the official Treloar website.
Find out more at the official Treloar website.
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