Equine staff and students are royally received at Ascot Champions Day
Equine undergraduates and Level 3 Diploma students attended the prestigious finale of the British flat racing season at Ascot Racecourse.
Companies benefit from on-farm training
Reaseheath’s agriculture department has been working with Chartered Surveyors Dalcour Maclaren to deliver tailor-made training to one of the company’s key clients.
Reaseheath joins the #NotOnMyYard campaign
Reaseheath’s equine department is delighted to be supporting the #NotOnMyYard anti-bullying campaign.
Reaseheath’s festival gets to the core of fruit growing
Hundreds of local families got to the core of fruit growing at Reaseheath College’s popular apple festival over the weekend.
The fruity festival, being held at the Nantwich college for the 25th consecutive year, featured 110 rare varieties of apples and pears…
Cover crops evaluation revealed at Reaseheath
The evaluation of groundbreaking companion cropping trials, aimed at conserving the environment while improving land productivity, have been revealed at Reaseheath College in Cheshire.
Construction Plant Maintenance Apprentices celebrate success
The next generation of highly skilled Construction Plant Maintenance engineers have received their final awards at a presentation on campus.
PiCUS masterclass focuses on tree safety technology
Cutting edge technology which detects decay in trees was demonstrated at a seminar at Reaseheath College this week.
Equine students enjoy exceptional experience at HOYS
Reaseheath College equine students and staff have again been under the spotlight at the world’s most famous horse show, the Horse of the Year Show (HOYS), by providing the arena party for the sixth consecutive year.
Dairy technologists reach career milestone at Reaseheath College
Twenty-one trainee dairy technologists reached a significant career milestone last week when they graduated from their unique Eden training programme, delivered by Reaseheath College in Cheshire.
Reaseheath College degrees open doors to careers, graduates told
Although studying for a degree could be costly, it would prove to be a phenomenal investment in later life, new graduates from Reaseheath College heard.
Speaking at the Nantwich, Cheshire, college’s Faculty of Higher Education (HE) graduation ceremony, Principal Meredydd David said that an independent analysis had shown that spending £40,000 on course fees and living expenses would bring in nearly a third of a million pounds during a career.
