question: Worcester college for the blind sons of gentlemen?
context: New College Worcester
  I 1866 ble det opprettet en internatskole med spesielle behov som Worcester College for the Blind Sons of Gentlemen, først basert på The Commandery, det tidligere engelske borgerkrigens hovedkvarter til kong Charles II. I 1887, etter et kjøp av land av Eliza Warrington, flyttet Worcester College til landsbyen Powick, og flyttet deretter til sin nåværende beliggenhet i Whittington Road, Worcester i 1902. Nye bygninger ble lagt til på 1930-tallet, inkludert Baldwin-fløyen, som inkluderte ekstra klasserom, sovesaler, gymsal og studierom for femte og sjette klasse elever. I 1936 overtok British and Foreign Blind Association (som senere ble RNIB) alt økonomisk ansvar for skolen, frem til 2007 da NCW delte seg fra RNIB. I 1944 anerkjente en lov fra parlamentet (utdanningsloven 1944) etableringen som en offisiell grammatikkskole for blinde gutter.
context_en: New College Worcester
  In 1866 a special needs boarding school was established as Worcester College for the Blind Sons of Gentlemen, based first at The Commandery, the former English Civil War headquarters of King Charles II. In 1887, following a purchase of land by Eliza Warrington, Worcester College relocated to the village of Powick, then moving to its present location in Whittington Road, Worcester in 1902. New buildings were added in the 1930s, including the Baldwin wing, which included extra classrooms, dormitories, a gymnasium, and study rooms for fifth and sixth form students. In 1936, the British and Foreign Blind Association (which later became the RNIB) took over all financial responsibility for the school, until 2007 when NCW split from the RNIB. In 1944, an Act of Parliament (the Education Act 1944) recognised the establishment as an official grammar school for blind boys.
title_en: New College Worcester