Reaseheath community comes together for UNITY Festival 2025
Reaseheath College and University Centre marks its first UNITY Festival, a week-long celebration of PRIDE values that brings staff and students together to reflect, connect and recognise the strength of their community.
Canine graduate celebrates achievement built on perseverance
Few moments have meant more to Amelia Gresty than walking across the stage at Chester Cathedral to collect her Foundation Degree in Canine Behaviour and Training.
Graduate makes waves in whale conservation
Reaseheath graduate makes waves in whale conservation For Leaf Pendragon, conservation isn’t just a career path, it’s a calling shaped by childhood memories, personal loss, and a lifelong fascination with the natural world. “The credit needs to go to my mother, who taught me a wealth of information about wildlife and conservation,” Leaf begins. “We […]
Seeing elephants in the wild inspired graduate’s drive to improve their welfare in captivity
Sometimes the best journeys take a few turns along the way. For Charlie Busby switching courses and returning to familiar surroundings gave her the space to rebuild her confidence and reconnect with what she loved most – studying animal behaviour.
Food science graduate rises through the ranks from home baker to industry innovator
For Zoe Younger, graduating from University Centre Reaseheath marked the latest milestone in a journey that began in her family kitchen and took her all the way to the finals of the OAL Apprentice of the Year Awards.
Resilient Reaseheath duo rebuild and launch canine training careers
For Millie McFadyen and Evelyn Done graduating from University Centre Reaseheath this week means far more than collecting their degrees
Seeing dogs differently helps graduate turn personal bond with canines into research
Understanding what dogs are trying to tell us is central to everything canine specialist Niamh MacLoughlin does.
Vet nursing graduate wins prestigious national scholarship
When Sophie Ginnelly walked across the stage at Chester Cathedral this week to graduate from University Centre Reaseheath, she was celebrating more than gaining her degree.
First class veterinary proves it’s never too late to start again
Ellie Nancarrow has graduated with a First-Class degree in Veterinary Nursing – an achievement that seemed impossible a few years ago, when she was working in customer service and convinced her college days were behind her.
Next generation of veterinary nurses make professional declaration
Fifteen graduates from Reaseheath College and University Centre Reaseheath’s BSc (Hons) Veterinary Nursing degree have officially entered the profession after taking their professional declaration at Chester Cathedral.