She met learners and staff to hear about their work supporting young people with special educational needs and disabilities.
Ms Blundell said the teaching team was helping young people build skills and confidence for education, adult life and employment.
Writing after the visit, she said “I’m so proud to have this facility - and the learners and parents - in my constituency.”
Learners shared lessons with the MP during her visit, including the importance of recycling.
Soup was also on the menu, with Ms Blundell describing it as “delicious” in her account of the visit.
She thanked everyone at the campus for their welcome and the lessons they had shared.
Ms Blundell also praised those involved in the sixth form’s work, writing “Well done again to the young people, parents, teachers and support staff.”
