Hundreds of students celebrated awards success at Reaseheath College in Nantwich this week.
The college’s annual awards ceremony hailed 1,235 FE students who have achieved industry recognised qualifications and skills this year.
By Jonathan White
Young and old alike in Nantwich joined to remember those killed 100 years ago at the start of the Battle of the Somme.
Many attended official services, with some students honoured to attend the National Memorial Arboretum event.
Youngsters from 16 schools across Nantwich entertained packed crowds in the town at the annual Skoolzfest event.
Children sang their hearts out on a stage set up in the town square.
By Georgina Hardy
Two members of the Nantwich’s community police team were grilled by Brine Leas students during a visit to the town’s radio station.
PCs Matt Stonier and Marc Harley called in to RedShift Radio on London Road for the start of a monthly show aimed at connecting with the community.
Nantwich is set to be packed out when it stages the annual fete and Skoolzfest tomorrow (July 2).
The event is a joint initiative between Nantwich Education Partnership which embraces the local schools, and St Mary’s Church.
The headteacher of a Nantwich academy has warned the school may have to shut if teachers walk out on strike.
Andrew Cliffe, head of Brine Leas School on Audlem Road, has written to parents of the 1,000+ students as strike action looms on July 5.
Nantwich students enjoyed success at the Royal Cheshire County Show.
Reaseheath College agriculture students competed in cattle and pig showing classes, winning a series of awards.
Inbetweeners star Simon Bird will be in town when he honours Crewe and Nantwich college students at an awards event.
Bird will be guest of honour at South Cheshire College Student Awards night to celebrate student success.
A photo-sharing app designed by a former Malbank School pupil, has been launched by tech giant Apple.
Serag Amlesh, who also studied ICT at South Cheshire College, has seen his new app hit the world’s biggest app stores.
Talented Nantwich art and design students have been showing off their creative side at Brine Leas School.
The Art and DT Exhibition was an evening hosted by the Creative Arts and Technology departments to celebrate students’ talents.
A national-self defence initiative for children has been launched across South Cheshire, reaching over 200 children.
The MANTIS (Manage Any Nasty Trouble in Society) programme prepares children to defend themselves in difficult situations to keep them safe from violence.
College students are celebrating after winning a short film competition in the run-up to the Nantwich Film Festival.
The South Cheshire College trio created and filmed a short masterpiece called ‘The Journey Of A Heart’.
Nantwich floristry students proved they are among the nation’s best by taking two awards at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Reaseheath College’s diploma in floristry students were runner-up for the second consecutive year in the show’s College of the Year class.
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