Every field continuously evolves and brings new dimensions that give it a new shape.
The same is with education – it is no longer what it used to be a few decades or for that matter, even a few years ago.
Crewe and Nantwich students at Cheshire College – South & West attended an awards ceremony to celebrate their hard work, determination and talent.
Friends and family accompanied them and were greeted with drinks and canapés prepared by hospitality and catering students.
Big-hearted students and staff at Reaseheath College and University Centre in Nantwich have handed over a whopping £20,000 to their chosen charity The British Heart Foundation.
The amount has been was raised by RAG (Raising and Giving) activities including a sky dive, a 34-mile Sandstone Trail walk, a spooktacular Scarefest at Halloween and a campus chase team challenge.
The talents of two floristry students from Reaseheath College in Nantwich blossomed during an event marking the launch of National Florist Day.
Maya Twigg and James Jones were hand-picked by The Florist magazine’s editor Caroline Marshall-Forster and invited to an event at The Dorchester in London.
Animal Care students at Reaseheath College in Nantwich have been helping clear up litter polluting the River Weaver in the town.
The students have been learning about recent pollution of the river after incidents which caused the deaths of thousands of fish.
Going to university is an exciting and one of the most transformative chapters in a person’s life.
It’s a journey that promises excitement, challenges, and boundless opportunities.
The digital revolution is reshaping education, offering unprecedented opportunities for students across the United Kingdom.
By integrating technology into learning environments, educators are providing pathways that cater to diverse learning styles and needs.
Students from Reaseheath College and University Centre in Nantwich have been hailed after raising more than £17,206 for this year’s chosen charity, The Children’s Adventure Farm Trust (CAFT).
The impressive amount was raised through RAG (Raising and Giving) activities including a sky dive by 14 staff and students, a sponsored walk of the 34 mile Sandstone Trail and a spooktacular Scarefest at Halloween.
Cheshire College – South & West has joined forces with local businesses to support students and their families over the Christmas holidays by providing over 400 hampers.
They have packed hampers full of food, drinks, toiletries and festive treats.
Students and staff at Malbank Sixth Form in Nantwich are celebrating today after collecting “fantastic” grades.
Headteacher John Harrison said they were proud of their A-level students after two years of “uncertainty and disruption” caused by the Covid pandemic.
Plagiarism remains a major concern in the world of academics. Submitting other people’s work as your own may have serious consequences.
Internet development and modern technology enhance access to information.
The sad truth is that even now, not everyone has equal rights in education.
Often, ethnic minority students are discriminated against in educational opportunities.
There are a lot of real-life stories about how songs have helped people in troublesome situations.
There are many stories about how music motivates people too.
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