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Beaumont College is an exciting place to live and learn. The college was founded in 1977 in Lancaster and offers both residential and day programmes to Learners aged between 18 and 25 with a broad range of physical and learning disabilities. Our aim is to empower Learners to take responsibility for their own lives. The college offers an extended curriculum with a strong emphasis on creative arts, communication and self expression.
Beaumont offers Learners a supportive and stimulating environment to live and study. We want all of our Learners to increase their independence and gradually take on greater responsibility and control over their lives.
Learners contribute to the running of the college through the very active Student Council, student working groups and representation at Governors’ meetings.
Beaumont is a friendly and stimulating place where Learners can face challenges, in realistic situations, develop interests and gradually gain the skills and confidence they need to move on to the next stage of their lives.
Learners are offered a variety of specialist support from highly trained individuals, they include:
- Tutors and lecturers
- Learning support workers
- Keyworkers
- Support staff
- Speech and language therapists and communication specialists
- Behavioural specialists, including staff trained in TEACCH principles and within the IABA (Institute for Applied Behaviour Analysis) approach
- Physiotherapists and occupational therapists
- Sensory support
- IT support and guidance
- Community links
- Nursing services
- Dietician
Scope Inclusion Northwest
Our partner service is designed to support the individual’s needs. Scope Inclusion Northwest is able to operate wherever disabled children, young people and adults need support, including their home, school, college, workplace and in the community.
