Open Day – 20 January 2023 ROC is excited to open the doors to it’s new site at MyPlace on St Ann’s Road for our second Open Day of 2022-2023! Potential students, parents and professionals are all warmly invited to attend – there is no need to book to attend. The open day includes college […]
Transitions Day – December 2022 A large number of providers and professionals from Education, Social Care and Supported Living attended to share what they could offer students at ROC around or after their programme of study.
Mental Health Roadshow – December 2022 Councillor Tajamel Khan, Mayor of Rotherham visited our hugely successful Mental Health Roadshow today. Over 40 providers, professionals and families attended today’s event which focused on strategies and opportunities to improve mental health and well being at this challenging time.
Project SEARCH Christmas success Successes on Gulliver’s Valley scheme get Christmas started By Jill Theobald | 01/12/2022 “FLOURISHING” interns on a scheme for people with learning disabilities and autism have got the Christmas season officially underway at a Rotherham theme park resort. Chloe Gadd (19) and Ben John Hague (23), both from Rotherham, officially
Pantomime! ROC is excited to open the doors to it’s first Pantomime at our new site at MyPlace on St Ann’s Road which has it’s own theatre! Further information and tickets can be obtained from info@theroc.co.uk
Children in Need 2022 Thank you to all our students, families and staff who have raised £60 for Children in Need! Students have been baking buns and biscuits to sell to everyone. We sold everything since they were so delicious! Well done everyone
Open Day – 24 November 2022 ROC is excited to open the doors to it’s new site at MyPlace on St Ann’s Road for our first Open Day of 2022-2023! Potential students, parents and professionals are all warmly invited to attend – there is no need to book to attend. The open day includes college
The ROC Wheel of Life Inspiring young people to work in culture By Michael Upton | 02/09/2022 STUDENTS, charity clients and community groups all tapped into a six-month drive to inspire young people to pursue a career in culture. The Source’s Sense Of Place project aimed to tap into anticipation about Rotherham’s impending role as
