Wigan & Leigh College recognised the potential of virtual reality (VR) in revolutionising the education experience for students. The goal was to create a dedicated virtual reality learning space in the basement of Rushton Building on the college campus. The project aimed to provide a dynamic and immersive environment that could accommodate both traditional teaching methods and interactive VR experiences. The project encompassed several key objectives. These included the creation of a dedicated VR learning space, development of a visually engaging journey down to the VR space, design of a flexible teaching area allowing seamless transitions between VR and traditional lessons, establishment of an exciting atmosphere for students.

The implementation of the virtual reality learning space at Wigan & Leigh College's Rushton Building was a resounding success. The project not only met its scope but exceeded expectations, enhancing the overall educational experience for students. This project highlights the successful integration of virtual reality into an educational setting, showcasing the potential of immersive technologies to enhance the learning environment. The VR learning space stands as a testament to the college's forward-thinking approach to education and its dedication to providing students with cutting-edge learning opportunities.