Reaseheath Mini Zoo keepers’ team following BIAZA accreditation

Reaseheath Mini Zoo awarded BIAZA accreditation

Reaseheath Mini Zoo has achieved BIAZA accreditation, recognising its high standards in animal welfare, conservation, education and research.

Annie Thomas – Agriculture

Annie Thomas is taking the next step towards a career in agriculture after achieving a Distinction in her Level 3 Technical Qualification in Agriculture Land Management and Production.

Sophie Capper – Forestry and Arboriculture

Sophie Capper has developed both her practical skills and her confidence during her time at Reaseheath, finishing her course with a Merit and an aerial rescue qualification.

Jack Schofield – Land and Wildlife

Elin Hughes is combining her lifelong love of horses with a growing ambition to work in veterinary medicine after achieving an outstanding D*D*D* in her Level 3 Advanced Technical Extended Diploma in Equine Management.

Esme Williamson – Management and Administration

Elin Hughes is combining her lifelong love of horses with a growing ambition to work in veterinary medicine after achieving an outstanding D*D*D* in her Level 3 Advanced Technical Extended Diploma in Equine Management.

Reaseheath launches NSEA programme for equine students

Reaseheath College and University Centre equine students will have a new opportunity to put their riding skills to the test, with the launch of a National Schools Equestrian Association (NSEA) programme at the college.

From no qualifications to university – Rex’s Reaseheath success story

Discover how Rex went from no formal qualifications to a double Distinction star at Reaseheath and a place studying Zoology at Bangor University.

Students help reveal the growing biodiversity of Reaseheath’s Local Wildlife Site

Environmental Conservation students at Reaseheath College and University Centre have been helping improve biodiversity on the campus’s Greenway Trail before putting their work to the test during the annual bioblitz.

Food, Farming and Futures pilot inspires young people to discover new futures

A pioneering project at Reaseheath College and University Centre has helped local pupils discover new possibilities for their futures, with one young participant now dreaming of becoming a plant scientist.

Kaseigh’s remarkable journey from no GCSEs to Grade 7 and a Distinction

When Kaseigh McKenzie arrived at Reaseheath College and University Centre, she hadn’t been in education properly since Year 7 or 8 and had no GCSEs. A year later, she is celebrating completing her Foundation Level 1 Equine course with Distinctions across the board, a remarkable Grade 7 in GCSE English and a place on a Level 3 Extended Business course.