A Nantwich student’s campaign for more life-saving defibrillators at his school has been given a huge £2,000 boost.
Harrison Lunt’s bid to buy two extra defibs for Brine Leas School on Audlem Road has won a
Yorkshire Building Society Charitable Foundation donation.
A South Cheshire College trio helped to capture magical sporting moments on camera at a Sainsbury’s School Games county event.
Photography students Rosie Garrett, Sophie Wrench and Sally Morgan-Wynne focused on all the action at the Sainsbury’s School Games at Manchester Metropolitan University’s Cheshire campus.
Nantwich pupils have been given a helping hand during their SATs exams this week – by a local supermarket.
Rachel Lewis, community champion at Nantwich’s Morrisons store, has been visiting primary schools to give out free breakfasts.
A Nantwich student campaigning for more life-saving defibrillators at his school, has been backed by local supermarket Morrisons.
Brine Leas pupil Harrison Lunt, who launched his “Defibs 4 BL6” fundraising campaign as part of a school project, is to stage a raffle.
Hairdressing students in Crewe and Nantwich were shining stars after playing a leading role in a charity production of hit musical Grease.
The South Cheshire College group delivered a range of dazzling hairstyles for cast members before they took to the stage for performances at Crewe’s Lyceum Theatre.
A Nantwich college undergraduate who is battling Crohn’s Disease, has won a national award with his flood plain orchard.
Daniel Ackerley, studying a Foundation Degree in Countryside, Conservation and Recreation at Reaseheath College, was a runner-up in The Conservation Foundation’s ‘Gardening Against the Odds’ Awards.
Budding food technologists from schools across the region battled it out in a baking challenge at a Nantwich college.
Ten finalists including Alex Camp, 13, from Congleton, made it through to the Schools Great British Pie Bake Off, held in Reaseheath College’s specialist food centre.
A Nantwich primary school placed in special measures could change its name and uniform, it has emerged.
Parents of pupils at Wyche Primary and Nursery School, on Manor Road, were given the news on the day children broke for Easter.
Council bosses have defended Nantwich headteachers for issuing a warning letter to parents about children playing 18-rated computer games.
The letter, sent by Nantwich Education Partnership, tells parents that they could be reported to police or social services if pupils reveal they are allowed to play adult-rated games.
A Holocaust survivor shared his life experiences and recollections of World War II with Crewe and Nantwich students.
John Dobai spoke to students and staff at South Cheshire College about his family’s fight for survival during the 1940s.
A beached whale and several dolphins and seals were rescued from the front lawn at Reaseheath College in Nantwich.
The simulated emergency was staged to help 37 animal management students gain an internationally recognised qualification in wildlife rescue.
A Nantwich school is showing education has no boundaries – by planning to stream the solar eclipse live to students and staff!
Technicians at Brine Leas Academy on Audlem Road is to stream the eclipse live on its Youtube Channel, and students in class can also see the recording later in the day.
Media students from Crewe and Nantwich have taken to the microphone to launch their own regular show on The Cat Community Radio.
The Crewe and Nantwich station, based at South Cheshire College, has given students a chance to host a show and gain valuable broadcast experience.
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