- Orchard Hill College & Academy Trust, Quadrant House, 8th Floor - The Quadrant, Sutton SM2 5AS
- 0345 402 0453
- enquiries@ohcat.org
The Vocational Progression Centre (VPC) is for students aged 16+ and can accommodate between 40-50 students. The centre has strong links with the community and students at this centre regularly access two working allotments.
Students and staff enjoy being part of the local community and students are supported in work opportunities with many local businesses and community groups including Carshalton College, Eco-local, Zest Dance, Westcroft, Nickel Support, Riverside Cafe, Sutton Community Farm, Sainsbury’s, Wallington Library, Brook Cafe, Mitcham Library, British Heart Foundation, David Bright Real Estate, Wallington Crusader Hall and Westbourne School.
This is a very exciting and pivotal moment in the lives of St Dominic’s, Brantridge and Grafham Grange schools. Academy conversion under the sponsorship of Orchard Hill College Academy Trust will help secure their futures and, no doubt, lead to better outcomes for pupils and students, families and carers, staff and all stakeholders.
Ken Cowdery, Chair of Governors
The latest edition of Include, our annual publication for stakeholders is available to read here. It features articles from our Leadership Team and success and achievement stories from across the schools and college. If you would like a printed copy …
OHC&AT Executive Principal and Deputy CEO, Laurie Cornwell’s article on OHC&AT’s mental health strategy is featured in the January 2021 edition of SEN Magazine. The article illustrates the importance of a whole-school approach to positive mental health and wellbeing. You …
Raphael at Carew Academy for his beautiful robin design. Local artist and judge, Doug Shaw, was surprised to learn that Raphael is only 10 years old, remarking that he is a “very mature and talented artist, with great flair”. The …
Thank you to all of the pupils and students that took part in this year’s competition. What a bumper year for designs, we had over 200 entries, with more schools and college centres participating than ever before. The amazing artwork …
