Students build stylish accommodation for mongooses
Our yellow mongooses (Cynictis penicillata) are enjoying a stylish new enclosure in Reaseheath’s mini zoo thanks to the efforts of Level 2 Diploma in Animal Management students.
Unique equine hydrotherapy course from Reaseheath College and Rookery Equine
Reaseheath College’s Equine Department has teamed up with Rookery Equine to offer a unique training course specifically dedicated to equine hydrotherapy.
BeReady Gold achievers recognised
Students who made an outstanding effort to reach the top tier of our BeReady programme had their achievements recognised at a certificate presentation at the end of this academic year.
Gamekeepers praised for support of prestigious competition
Our Game and Wildlife Management students have been praised for their professionalism and efficiency after they supported a prestigious clay shooting competition.
Robotic milking system leads the way in green digital technology
Our recently installed automated robotic milking system and its associated data hub are already proving a fantastic asset to our campus farm by delivering training in cutting edge green technology to staff and students.
Access to HE students rewarded with prestigious awards
Two highly committed students who have returned to learning at Reaseheath have had their academic achievements recognised with prestigious regional awards.
Floristry students prepare for Reaseheath100
Level 2 florists have been preparing for our imminent centenary birthday by creating displays showing how floristry skills have evolved over the past 100 years.
Arena party supports Kelsall Hill’s first international BE horse trials
Our student arena party has helped organisers at Kelsall Hill Equestrian Centre to run its inaugural international British Eventing (BE) Horse Trials.
Reaseheath’s bridleways project earns BHS national award
A project by Reaseheath College equine students to identify safe off road routes for horse riders has been recognised with a British Horse Society (BHS) national award.
Former apprentice enjoys incredible job in the Antarctic
“Living and working in one of the most remote places on earth wouldn’t suit everyone – but I love it. I’ve always enjoyed being out of doors and I feel so lucky that I’m having this incredible experience. It’s a great adventure with the added incentive that you’re doing something which could help to solve the planet’s climate crisis.”