"Henry is now fully independent in the community, able to access mainstream learning unsupported, able to use public transport, can tend to all his self-care needs and independently cook his own meals."
Find out moreCambian Wing College Outcomes and Achievements
We love to speak about stories of success and the brilliant work our team do. Success can be measured in many different ways and our goal is to support the students in our care and bring out the best in them.
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Discover What Success Means at Cambian Wing College
Cassandra Pollitt reflects on how she defines and measures success, sharing her perspective on what success truly looks like. She illustrates this with the inspiring story of Connor Holloway, a former student of Cambian Wing College. Connor excelled academically during his time at the college and now contributes as the College Grounds Person, skillfully managing and maintaining the college gardens and outdoor spaces with his practical expertise and environmental knowledge.
Student Outcomes
At Wing College, we are proud to celebrate the achievements of our students and the progress they continue to make beyond college life. Read some of the inspiring journeys and successes of former students since leaving Wing College.
From Music Student to Independent Creative Professional
C studied for a Level 3 Diploma in Music at Bournemouth and Poole College whilst living residentially at Cambian Wing College.
Since leaving Wing College, C has achieved a degree in Commercial Music from Bath Spa University and completed his Grade 8 electric guitar exam. Whilst at university, he lived both in university halls and in shared houses, developing his independence and experience of living with others.
Since graduating from university, C has been self-employed working in photo and video production, primarily specialising in live music photography. C is now living independently in his own flat and receives support sessions to assist with day-to-day tasks such as maintaining his flat, shopping, budgeting, and general organisation.
C is now growing his photography and videography business.
Science Graduate, Global Traveller and Future PhD Student
D studied AS Levels in Physics and Chemistry at Bournemouth and Poole College whilst supported by Cambian Wing College, alongside studying A Level Maths at CWC. He achieved Grade A in all subjects. D then went on to study A Level Physics and Chemistry at Brockenhurst College, achieving an A grade in both subjects, as well as an A in AS Further Maths and a Grade 7 in GCSE Astronomy, whilst continuing to live residentially and receive support from Wing College.
Since leaving Wing College, D attended University of Southampton where he completed a Master’s degree in Chemistry. He lived independently at university in shared accommodation and continued to develop his confidence and independence in many areas of life.
D passed his motorcycle theory test and hopes to obtain his full motorcycle licence. He also developed a love of travelling independently, something he previously did not think would be possible. He has travelled to Croatia, Poland, Japan, Italy and Germany, as well as travelling within Wales.
Alongside his studies, D worked at the university during the summer months helping to run experiments in the teaching laboratories, supporting A Level students to gain practical laboratory experience. He wrote his Master’s dissertation on novel methods of signal enhancement in magnetic resonance.
After university D planned to work in research for several years in order to continue developing a model for fundamental particles before going on to complete a PhD.
Student to Aspiring Games Designer and University Applicant
T was a residential student at Cambian Wing College, where he studied an Extended Project Qualification alongside a Level 2 Certificate in Enterprise and Marketing.
Since leaving Wing College T studied a Level 2 IT course at Bournemouth and Poole College before progressing on to a Level 3 Games Design course at the same college. During this time, he continued to develop his academic skills, independence, and confidence in preparing for higher education.
T successfully applied to university and received five conditional offers, later narrowing his choices down to three of which were his preferred options. He was also supported by his Social Worker to explore housing options closer to university, including both supported living and independent accommodation.
On the Road to Independence and New Opportunities
S studied Functional Skills English Level 2, Functional Skills Mathematics Level 2, and a Level 2 Certificate in Psychology whilst attending Cambian Wing College.
Since leaving Wing College S attended three interviews for paid employment roles. During one interview, she performed so well that although a paid position was not available, she was offered a voluntary staff role for one day a week at a SEND nursery in Salisbury.
With encouragement from support workers, S developed strong social skills, made many friendships, and built positive relationships with support staff. She also passed her driving theory test, demonstrating continued progress towards greater independence.
S is now working towards taking her practical driving test.
