Ana Vindberg arrived at the College with preconceptions about her limitations. Now, she's proving herself wrong – one Judo throw at a time. In the latest 'Talking Point' column for the Hereford Times, Ana reveals how she discovered a sport that transcends sight, builds confidence, and empowers her in ways she never imagined
Students enjoyed a fantastic day of history and nature at Croft Castle recently.
Our Massage and Complementary Therapies students applied their skills at the Worcester International Hockey Centre in March.
RNC student Nathan, recently organised a highly successful Classic Sports Day as part of his Extended Project Qualification (EPQ).
RNC student Amy Griffin has successfully concluded her three-day exhibition, 'You can't look, but you can touch!'. An insightful sensory experience that challenged visitors to explore artefacts through touch while blindfolded.
Florence, Italy, witnessed a seismic shift in the European Blind Football League (EBFL) as newcomers ASD Quartotempo Firenze delivered a series of stunning performances, shaking up the established order in Round Two. RNC Hereford found themselves caught in the whirlwind of this unexpected dominance.
As previously reported, a group of RNC students took to the court in January for a six-week introductory tennis programme designed specifically for visually impaired (VI) young people. Led by coach Steve Barnett from Activate Sports Education, the sessions proved a resounding success, introducing 14 students to the fundamentals of the sport.
Our Massage and Complementary Therapies students have returned from an unforgettable trip to Paris, packed with enjoyable cultural and enriching learning experiences at the Association Paul Guinot.
A fascinating journey into the world of alchemy greeted visitors at a special event at RNC recently. This unique exhibition was organised by student Maleeka, whose passion for the subject shone brightly throughout the evening.
RNC students recently enjoyed a 'No Dramas' workshop led by Steve and Kerry from Extant, a professional performing arts company of visually impaired artists and theatre practitioners.
The RNC community ushered in the Year of the Snake with a series of exciting Chinese New Year celebrations.
In the heart of Hereford at The Royal National College for the Blind a dedicated duo are making a real difference. Paul Smith and Phil Griffiths lead the College’s horticulture activity, providing students with an enriching, hands-on, gardening experience every week.
A group of students enjoyed an exciting Escape Room experience hosted by Hereford Cathedral at the weekend (25 January).
West Bromwich Albion showcased their dominance in the National Blind Football League during Match Day 3 at the weekend (25 January). The team secured impressive wins, defeating both Merseyside Blind and VI FC 4-0 and RNC Hereford 6-0 at thePoint4.
Student Maleeka, is organising a unique and accessible exhibition exploring the ancient practice of alchemy.
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