Floristry students blossom as national award finalists
Two Floristry students from Reaseheath College are celebrating after being shortlisted for the prestigious 2024 Land-Based and Environment Learner of the Year Awards.
Equine students make history at 75th Horse of the Year Show
Reaseheath College’s equine students made an impression at the 2024 Horse of the Year Show (HOYS), helping to celebrate the event’s 75th anniversary and gaining valuable experience for their careers.
Reaseheath College achieves top industry rating for food standards
Reaseheath College has received an AA+ rating from BRCGS (Brand Reputation Compliance Global Standard) following its first unannounced audit. The rating reflects Reaseheath Food Centre’s excellence in adhering to food safety and quality standards.
Reaseheath College students shine in GCSE results
Reaseheath College is celebrating another year of successful GCSE resit results, highlighting the dedication and hard work of its students.
10 steps to helping your child through Clearing at University Centre Reaseheath
As a parent or carer, guiding your child through the Clearing process can make a huge difference in their higher education journey. Here’s how you can support them effectively, focusing on opportunities at University Centre Reaseheath.
Gold medals for green-fingered Reaseheath duo at RHS Tatton
A pair of talented horticulturists from Reaseheath have triumphed by taking gold medals for their garden designs at the RHS Flower Show Tatton Park 2024.
Long Service and PRIDE Awards recognise staff dedication
Reaseheath College celebrated excellence and dedication at its recent PRIDE Awards and Long Service ceremony, honouring outstanding staff contributions and decades of service.
Celebration time for successful students
One of the country’s most successful independent specialist land-based colleges, Reaseheath College continues to notch up impressive student enrolments and achievements.
Next generation farmers quiz NFU Vice President
Reaseheath College agriculture students took the opportunity to quiz National Farmers’ Union (NFU) Vice President Rachel Hallos during a campus visit.
