Students at Reaseheath College in Nantwich picked litter from one of town’s major gateways as part of the ‘Clean for the Queen’ campaign.
Wearing hi-vis vests and armed with litter pickers and bin liners, the students cleared refuse from the A51 roundabout and major roads near the college campus in Nantwich.
Nantwich firm Car Transplants has helped motor vehicle students gear up for their course – by donating a fleet of new vehicles to them.
The company, on Chester Road, Hurleston, donated four cars which South Cheshire College students can now work on during practical sessions.
Families in Nantwich and Crewe have been hosting students from across the globe.
More than 200 young people have travelled to the area to study at South Cheshire College for a taste of education in UK.
Nantwich college students finished the term in style with a festive “Harry Potter” themed Christmas Ball.
Up to 400 students at Reaseheath College partied the night away at a black tie disco in the student bar at the specialist land-based college.
Police in Nantwich have hailed an operation to target drug users in the town as a major success – without making a single arrest.
Eight officers teamed up with Cheshire Police’s passive drugs dog for Operation Taro, which was carried out on a busy ‘student night’ in the town last night (September 29)
Delighted students and parents at Malbank School in Nantwich are sporting big smiles after more great GCSE results.
81% of all year 11 students gained a C or above in English – significantly above national results.
Tarporley High School Year 11 students achieved outstanding GCSE grades with 77% of students achieving 5 A*-C including English and Maths GCSE.
The class of 2015 sustained the tradition of impressive results, especially in English and Maths with over 80% of students achieving A*-C in these subjects.
Students in Nantwich are holding a Christmas fayre at Reaseheath Hall on December 5 with local businesses holding stalls.
The stall fee for the night is £20. All the profits will go towards Macmillan Cancer Support.
Poor weather failed to dampen spirits at Reaseheath College’s Family Festival, which attracted around 7,000 visitors. The college opened its Nantwich gardens and grounds for the annual event with hundreds of activities.
Students at Reaseheath College in Nantwich finished their term in style with a festive Christmas Ball. Four hundred students partied the night away at a black tie disco in the student bar at the specialist land-based college.
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