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  • 08/10/25

    Harvest Festival Foodbank Collection 24.10.25

    We are collecting sealed dry foods (such as biscuits, porridge oats, rice and pasta), tinned items (such as soups, canned meats, canned vegetables and tinned fruits), and jar foods (pasta sauce etc) We collect every year to donate to our local foodbank.  If y...
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  • 02/10/25

    Trewoon 'Yarn Bombers' donate hand made toys to Doubletrees

    We are very grateful to the Trewoon Yarn Bombers who have very kindly knitted and donated 'trauma' teddies for our learners.  We will be donating these beautifully knitted toys to learners who need them.  Our staff will be nominating learners who are recovering from an operati...
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  • 01/10/25

    This week in the Discovery pathway.....

    Cedar Class -  This week we have been organising things by length. Reading our class story "Whatever Next", exploring how soap acts on germs, doing some really big jumps, and working on our construction skills. Maple Class -  Maple Class have thoroughly enjoyed their...
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  • 16/07/25

    Doubletrees Fundraising at ASDA!

    This week, some learners from Maple class went to our local Asda store to do some fundraising for our Friends of Doubletrees Charity. We were all superbly behaved and enjoyed interacting with the public, taking lots of donations! Maple were so polite, saying 'thank you' every time someo...
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  • 15/07/25

    The Royal College of Music & Bocconoc Estate visit Doubletrees!

    A huge thank you to Sarah Fortescue who organised a wonderful musical performance for us. Apollo, a string quartet from The Royal College of Music have been in residence at The Boconnoc Estate for the week. They wowed our learners with beautiful music that drifted through the corridors and filled th...
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  • 02/07/25

    Sun, Sea and Socialising!

    Maple Class had a fantastic time on their trip to Par Beach.  They thoroughly enjoyed building sandcastles, working together to dig moats and playing games with their friends. A highlight of the day was our beach picnic, where we took a moment to relax and enjoy the beautiful surround...
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  • 27/06/25

    Disability Football Sessions in Looe; Monday evenings 6-7pm

    Looe Town FC Launches Exciting New Comets Football Sessions for Children with Disabilities.   Cornwall FA is delighted to share the news of an inspiring new opportunity for children in the Looe area, as Looe Town FC proudly launches “Comets” – a fun, inclusive foo...
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  • 25/06/25

    Orchard Building Update

    We are very pleased to let you know that the renovation of the Orchard Building has progressed!  Our new dining hall has re-opened, and our learners are now enjoying eating in the new dining space.  It's very important for our learners to have this social area where they can spend...
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  • 17/06/25

    NHS Mental Health Support Workshops for Reception to Year 7

           
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  • 09/06/25

    Mylor Disability Sailing Sessions.....

    Last week, Engagement pathway started their visits Mylor Sailing School for sailability. Two learners from Redwood class were first to experience the Wheelyboat – a specially adapted, wheelchair-accessible powerboat. We cruised through the harbour and around to Falmouth Docks, where we were...
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  • 23/05/25

    Doubletrees 'Doubles' Nature with Enviroscape and a RHS Grant

    Doubletrees 'Doubles Nature' Scheme with RHS grant The new Kitchen Garden at Doubletrees has started to see some changes with the pile of granite stone being used to create a 'herb spiral'.  What an improvement, and it will be planted with a nice range of plants by our learne...
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  • 21/05/25

    Family Fund Grants for Families

    National charity Family Fund has grants available for families living in the UK raising a disabled or seriously ill young adult, and living on a low income. If you’re the parent or carer of a disabled adult, aged 18 to 24, who lives at home with you, you may be eligible for a grant from the...
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