News & Events
Lancashire Day at Beaumont College
This week we celebrated a special day for Lancashire, as it was Lancashire Day! But that's not all; it's also the day when an agreement was signed for Lancashire to work closely with Westminster on some exciting developments. Beaumont College Now, you might have heard...
Access to Learning Pathway: Unleashing the Power of Learning
We recognise the importance of this journey and have crafted a unique pathway to reflect this understanding – the ‘Access to Learning’ pathway
Skills for Life and Work – The Complete Pathway to Building Blocks for a Bright Future
The Skills for Life pathway offers a unique blend of activities that are designed to help you develop work and practical life skills.
Independent Living: How Our Valuable Pathway Prepares Students for an Amazing Life!
‘Skills for Independent Living’! This pathway is all about helping you gain the skills you need to live life on your own terms.
Beaumont College Building a Foundation: The Role of Communication & Interaction in Achieving Success
We’re excited to highlight our ‘Communication and Interaction’ pathway! This pathway is all about helping students develop their cognitive abilities and communication skills.
Connecting through the Senses: An Inside Look at Beaumont College’s Pathway
Today we are beyond excited to share with you one of the incredible pathways we offer here at Beaumont College – the Sensory Communication Pathway
Storey Gallery
After the massive success of our exhibition at the Gregson Centre, where we sold 10 pieces of work, we are very excited to announce that you can now see our students work being exhibited In the The Storey in Lancaster. Located in the Print Room Café, we are showcasing...
Safety First!
Safety First! Thank you to the fire service who paid our students a visit recently. Students thoroughly enjoyed getting involved, trying on the equipment, sitting in the fire engine and even using the hose! We are in safe hands!
Miles Without Stiles!
Adventure film making students from our Lancaster campus have been adventuring out again recently completing "Miles without stiles 50: Orrest Head". This route (3.5km round trip) summits the fell Orrest Head. The occasionally challenging route with some steep sections...