Situated on-site in the beautiful Worcestershire countryside, our halls of residence are within close proximity to students' learning environment. 

There is free on-site parking and the town of Pershore is within walking distance. You will be supported by friendly staff providing round the clock assistance, you will also have the

 opportunity to join and become involved with the Students’ Union.

On-site facilities

• Own bedroom and study area
• En-suite
• Communal kitchens
• Self-catered option
• 10 minutes walk from the Town Centre

Explore the types of accommodation available at Pershore College, including costs.

Things to do in the area

• Explore the royal tombs, medieval cloisters and beautiful grounds of Worcester Cathedral, or visit one of their exhibitions or concerts.
• Worcestershire offers an array of sporting venues and fixtures, including cricket, rugby and football. 
• Take a day out, or spend an evening, at one of two renowned racecourses. Visit the home of jump racing at Cheltenham Racecourse, or the stunning riverside location of Worcester Racecourse.
• Walk, cycle or horse ride the iconic landscape of the Malvern Hills. Prepared to be amazed, and make sure you stop at one of the cafés and attractions along the route.
• The annual metropolitan Worcester Music Festival supports emerging artists, whilst raising money for charity. The festival takes place in more than 20 venues across the city centre, and is host to 250 bands over 3 days.
• Take a day trip to nearby Warwickshire and discover Stratford-Upon-Avon and walk in Shakespeare's footsteps. Immerse yourself in the many historical locations that the Bard and his family once frequented, including New Place, Shakespeare's Birthplace, Anne Hathaway's Cottage, Mary Arden's Farm and Hall's Croft.
• Plus close transport links that can take you to Birmingham, Oxford and London in no time

Residential guide