We are incredibly grateful to Speedy for their generous donation of £496.17 to Ascent College.
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We are incredibly grateful to Speedy for their generous donation of £496.17 to Ascent College.
Ascent Autism Specialist College has won the 2025 Educate Award for Most Inspirational Sixth Form & College, recognising its exceptional work supporting autistic learners through practical skills, vocational pathways and a thriving, inclusive environment.
Date: Wednesday 3rd December 2025 Time: 10:00 AM Location: Online via Microsoft Teams Register your interest: gemmasutton@ascent.college This month’s Ascent Autism Advice Forum focuses on an important and sensitive topic for families navigating the digital world:...
Ascent Autism Specialist College is hosting a special Student Business Breakfast on Thursday 11th December 2025 at 11 The Parks, WA12 0QJ.
Join us for some festive cheer at the Ascent College Christmas Market!
We are pleased to announce the next session in our Ascent Autism Advice Forum series, continuing our mission to share practical advice, guidance, and support for autistic young people, their families, and professionals.
At Ascent Autism College, we’re passionate about creating real opportunities for our students to develop meaningful skills that prepare them for life beyond the classroom. One shining example of this is Dominic, a student who has been taking part in regular work...
Last week, staff and students at Ascent Autism Specialist College moved into their new home on the multi-use business park, The Parks in Newton-le-Willows.
We’re pleased to invite you to the next session of the Ascent Autism Advice Forum – an open and supportive space for parents, carers, professionals, and the wider community to share knowledge and experiences around autism.
Ascent Autism Specialist College in Newton-le-Willows has been awarded a £20,000 grant to develop its autistic students’ digital skills and support future employment opportunities.