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Arden College (Merseyside)
residential centre for students with learning and behavourial difficulties
Bridge College (Stockport)
for complex learning difficulties including physical and autism
David Lewis College ( Cheshire)
students with epilepsy and associated special needs
Derwen College (Oswestry)
students with learning difficulties and disabilities
Dilston College (Northumberland)
Students with moderate to severe learning disabiliites
Doncaster College for the Deaf
for deaf students and associated complex needs
Dorton College of Further Education (Sevenoaks)
for students with visual impairment and associated needs
ESPA Colleges (Sunderland)
for students with autism and Asperger's syndrome
Farleigh Sixthform College (Somerset)
for students 16 and over with Asperger's syndrome
Fortune Centre of Riding Therapy (Dorset)
for students with learning, emotional and behavioural difficulties
Green Laund College ( Derby)
moderate to severe learning difficulties and communication disorders
Henshaw College ( Harrogate)
visual impairment and related learning difficulties
Hereward College ( Coventry)
helping with a wide range of learning difficulties and disabilites
Hesley Village College (Doncaster)
for young adults with severe challenging behaviour and autism
Hinwick Hall College ( Wellingborough)
for students with learning difficulties and disabilities
Homefield College (Loughborough)
for students with behavioural and autistic learning difficulties
Ivers College ( Dorset)
for students with moderate to severe learning difficulties
Landmarks College (Worksop)
Langdon College ( Manchester)
for Jewish students with learning difficulties and disabilities
Linkage College (Lincolnshire)
Loppington House (Shropshire)
for students with severe learning difficulties and disabilities
Lufton Manor College of FE (Somerset)
moderate to severe learning difficulties including communication
Mount Camphill Community (East Sussex)
independent living and associated skills for young people
Meldreth Manor School (Hertfordshire)
for students with severe learning difficulties and physical disabilities
Nash College (Bromley)
for students with communication and sensory impairments
National Centre for Young People with Epilepsy (Surrey)
devoted to young people with epilepsy
National Star College of FE ( Cheltenham)
for the physically disabled including acquired brain injury
Oakwood Court College ( Devon)
moderate to severe learning difficulties
Orchard Hill College
for severe, profound and complex learning difficulties
Pennine Camphill Community ( Wakefield)
Portland College
Queen Alexandra College ( Birmingham)
for 16-63 age range for visual impairment and related disabilities
RNIB New College (Worcester)
for 11-19 age group for visual impairment
RNIB Redhill College ( Surrey)
for people with visual impairment
RNIB Vocational College ( Loughborough)
Royal National College for the Blind ( Hereford)
Royal Schools for the Deaf (Manchester)
for student with hearing impairment
Ruskin Mill Further Education Centre ( Gloucester)
for students with learning difficulties and challenging behaviour
St Elizabeth's Centre ( Hertfordshire)
for 16-19 age group with epilepsy and associated medical disorders
St John's College ( East Sussex)
for 16-19 age group with moderate to complex learning difficulties
Sense East ( Peterborough)
for students with single or dual sensory impairment
Strathmore College ( Stoke on Trent)
The Interact Centre ( London)
for students with Autistic and Asperger's syndrome
Treloar College ( Hampshire)
for students with physical disabilities and learning difficulties
Westgate College ( Kent)
lifelong learning support for deaf people and communication difficulties
West of England College (Exeter)
training for people with little or no sight
William Morris House (Gloucestershire)
for disabled learners
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