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The RLSB's Dorton College of Further Education is much more than a college of Further Education. We provide a complete educational experience for students who are blind or partially sighted.
The extensive provision available at Dorton College will offer the closest possible match to your needs as we place great emphasis on a careful initial assessment with ongoing advice and guidance.
We also have an exciting Horticultural and Ecological curriculum, enabling you to develop vocational skills in land-based studies, food preparation, catering and retail.

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Henshaws College is a further education College for both residential and day students with learning difficulties and disabilities. We have a specialism in visual impairment.

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The Orpheus Centre is a performing arts centre for young disabled people, generally with physical and/or sensory impairments or learning difficulties. Since we started over 10 years ago, many young people have completed a Learning Programme with us and left us to go to college, live in their own flats and generally live life with a level of independence that they, their parents and social workers say would have been unthinkable without their years at Orpheus.We don't set out to train our students to be actors, singers or musicians
We use their enthusiasm for the performing arts to teach skills for living and improve self-knowledge, self-confidence and teamwork. We offer full and part time day places on our Learning Programme, as well as Residential Care, Supported Housing and Domiciliary Support Services.

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Queen Alexandra College (QAC) is a leading national independent specialist residential further education college located in Harborne, a pleasant area of Birmingham in the West Midlands. QAC is a registered charity. Learners at QAC are people aged 16 Plus with disabilities. QAC works with people who are blind, partially sighted, visually impaired or autistic. Many of our learners have Asperger syndrome. Some learners have a learning disability and some have complex / multiple disabilities.

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A specialist college for people who are blind, partially sighted and/or have other disabilities

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As the leading regional centre for young people with little or no sight, we pride ourselves on our specialist provision delivered by experienced professionals who work collaboratively to provide education, health, care, therapy and mobility to ensure that learners receive the highest quality services and provision which includes:

The school for children from 4-16 years of age
The college for learners from 16-24
Outreach and advisory services for visual impairment
Training in visual impairment and special needs
Training for learning disabilities and sensory impairment
Workforce development and research

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