Minister visit may lead to closer community links
The Associate Minister at St Mary’s Church, Nantwich, the Reverend Dr Bernard Moss, was introduced to the Reaseheath Experience when he visited campus last week.
‘Question Time’ helps students to plan their future
Turn technology to your advantage, study the market and do what you do really well. This was the key advice given to Reaseheath agriculture students at a ‘question time’ discussion on careers in farming and food production.
FE students inspired by peers
FE agriculture students gained an insight into the world of Higher Education from their peers in an innovative progression event being trialed for the first time in college.
Year 10 pupils choose prize winning pigs
Local school children who are studying agriculture at Reaseheath have selected pigs which went on to take top prizes at a premier livestock show.
Food Centre continues international partnership with Tetra Pak
Multi-national engineers and technical operators from global processing and food packaging specialist Tetra Pak have been enjoying a bespoke training course in our industry standard dairy processing halls.
Innovation event showcases undergraduate talent
Ways in which our undergraduates could work with regional businesses to the benefit of both were examined at a promotional event held on campus.
Farming technology explored on The Cat
Innovative technology and its use in farming and food production made for a lively conversation between Programme Leader and HE Course Manager in Agriculture Mark Biddulph and presenter Des Machin on our local community radio station ‘The Cat’.
Stock judging teams rise to College Challenge
Reaseheath’s stock judging teams have continued their run of success in the College Challenge at the East of England Winter Stock Festival, Peterborough.
Food Innovation Room dedicated to former colleague
Reaseheath College’s Food Industry department has honoured a former colleague by dedicating a technical centre to him.
Christmas market and zoo grotto bring Reaseheath festive cheer
Over 2,000 shoppers poured into Reaseheath College in Nantwich on Saturday, eager to buy original gifts made by local designers and craftspeople.