Reaseheath News

Reaseheath College and University Centre Reaseheath marked Remembrance Day with poignant ceremonies across their campuses, bringing together staff, students, and local community members to pay tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of those who have served in the Armed Forces.

Enjoy a fantastic day out at our annual Family Festival! All of the campus will be open and you’ll find an exciting range of fun activities for the whole family to enjoy.

Thousands of visitors enjoyed a fantastic early Springtime experience when Reaseheath College opened its lambing sheds and zoo to the public last weekend.

Thousands of visitors enjoyed a day of family focused fun on Sunday when Reaseheath College open its Nantwich campus for its annual Family Festival.

Leading Assessors of the British Horse Society (BHS) inspired Reaseheath College’s Equine students while explaining the benefits of achieving additional BHS qualifications alongside their diplomas.

Industry partners joined Reaseheath College’s Apprenticeship and Business Hub teams at an awards ceremony to celebrate the success of their companies’ apprenticeship programmes.

A bigger and even better experience will be on offer to visitors to Reaseheath College when it opens for its popular Lambing Weekends next month.

Reaseheath College is among leading educational institutions to benefit from a 10% funding boost to support T Level roll out, announced by the government today.

Reaseheath College is offering unemployed people the chance to receive free training leading to careers in the food industry.

A packed congregation of local parishioners and members of the agricultural community celebrated the new farming year at a Plough Sunday service held at Reaseheath College in Nantwich.

Students who have gone the further mile in demonstrating Reaseheath’s PRIDE values or made extra effort leading to achievement or progress were recognised at our latest ‘Student of the Term’ awards.

Caring students and staff from Reaseheath College and University Centre in Nantwich have pulled together to help local people in need over the festive period.

Reaseheath College has raised its standards of education still further by joining the WorldSkills UK’s Centre of Excellence and benefitting from its world class teacher training programme.

Our ‘Field to Fork’ project with a local school has been recognised as an exceptional collaborative initiative delivering both environmental and social benefits.

Our 100th birthday celebrations closed with a fantastic Centenary Dinner for 300 guests, all linked by a shared experience of Reaseheath.

Talented student bricklayer Jack Boffey has won a commendation at Youthbuild UK’s Young Builder of the Year awards for the exceptional standards of his work and his determination to aim high within his trade.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester has officially opened two sustainability projects in ceremonies marking the end of Reaseheath College’s centenary year.

Reaseheath College are one of the first providers across the country to offer the brand new T Level. Reaseheath College celebrates T Levels Week with 60 new students and the […]

An exceptional Reaseheath mentor has been recognised at a glittering awards night to celebrate dyslexic people and those who support them.

We were privileged to host the Harvest Torch – the farming community’s answer to the Olympic Torch – on Saturday as it made its last stop on its tour of Cheshire.

Our Environmental Conservation department helped families to get closer to local nature by sharing its skills at Chester Zoo’s vibrant annual Wildlife Connections Festival.

Reaseheath College was a major sponsor of last weekend’s hugely successful Nantwich Food Festival, a three-day event which attracted a 40,000-plus record crowd, raised the profile of local businesses and delivered a substantial boost to the local economy.

One of the country’s most successful independent specialist land-based colleges, Reaseheath College continues to notch up record student enrolments and achievements.

Students and staff from Reaseheath College and University Centre in Nantwich have continued to raise an impressive amount of money for local charities despite the ongoing challenges posed by Covid-19.

Agriculture student and first time sheep flock owner Ashlee Jones enjoyed a very fruitful visit to the Royal Cheshire Show this week, taking home a fistful of rosettes with her show team of Greyface Dartmoor sheep.

Reaseheath’s five talented football teams have ended their best season to date by winning or being highly placed in all their league tables.

Record breaking crowds thronged to Reaseheath College’s Family Festival, making the event the best and biggest since its launch 26 years ago.

University Centre Reaseheath graduates from the academic year 2019 / 2020 have belatedly celebrated their success at a spectacular graduation ceremony in Chester Cathedral.

Five of Reaseheath’s talented young construction students proved they have outstanding skills by impressing judges at a new Cheshire inter-college competition.

Pupils from Wrenbury Primary School learned more about sustainable food production and healthy eating by making their second nutritious meal as part of a ‘Field to Fork’ initiative run by Reaseheath.

Motivated conservation students have been celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee plus our own 100th birthday by planting a new wood of carbon busting trees.

Families flocked from far afield to enjoy Reaseheath College’s Lambing and Zoo event in Nantwich over the weekend.

A powerful campaign emphasising violence against women and girls will not be tolerated has been launched at Reaseheath College and University Centre Reaseheath and across the sites of our academic partner, the University of Chester.

Nantwich’s 38th South West Cheshire Scout Group has a new temporary home at Reaseheath College while the group prepares for the demolition and rebuild of its headquarters.

Nantwich’s Community Orchard has been spruced up by Reaseheath College horticulture students and Nantwich in Bloom volunteers in readiness for spring.

BSc (Hons) Landscape Architecture graduate Nathan Webster has been recognised as one of the most promising young stars of the UK’s landscaping industry.

Acting on behalf of Carlton Holdings, Chartered Surveyors and Commercial Estate Agents Legat Owen has relet Hurleston Business Park in Nantwich, Cheshire, to Reaseheath College and another major occupier.

Reaseheath College and its University Centre are among high performing local colleges to benefit from the latest round of government investment to boost higher level technical skills and innovation through newly formed Institutes of Technology.

Pupils from Wrenbury Primary School have continued to learn first hand about sustainable food production and healthy eating by making a nutritious meal as part of a ‘Field to Fork’ initiative being run by Reaseheath College in Nantwich.

Reaseheath trained butchery apprentice Jason Edwards has proved he is the nation’s best by winning a gold medal at the WorldSkills UK Butchery national finals.

Famous freestyle footballer and influencer Kieran Brown went head to head with the England Amputee Football Association (EAFA) national team goalkeeper Thomas Atkinson at Reaseheath last week.

Pupils from Wrenbury Primary School learned first hand about sustainable food production and healthy eating during a visit to Reaseheath College.

Reaseheath College and industry partner First Bus have established the UK’s first bus and coach engineering academy and are training apprentices in green technology.

The International Cheese and Dairy Awards – the world’s largest cheese and dairy show – gave us the opportunity to celebrate 100 years of cheese making in our centenary year.

Talented Level 3 Diploma in Floristry student Daisy Annandale has been recognised with a prestigious industry award. Despite being the youngest contestant in The Florist Magazine and Good Florist Guide’s ‘Thirty under Thirty Awards’, 17 year-old Daisy was selected as the ‘One to Watch’, with judges agreeing that she is showing enormous promise and has a great future ahead.

Inspirational former student Morgan Tudor will be flying the flag for young farmers at the finals of the prestigious BBC Food and Farming Awards in November 2021.