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Successful graduates from University Centre Reaseheath celebrated their degrees at a graduation ceremony at St Mary’s Church, Nantwich.

Watched by families and employers, graduates marked the completion of degrees in adventure sports, agriculture, business, countryside, equine, food science and horticulture.

Principal Meredydd David described the occasion as the “highlight of the academic year”.

He told a packed audience that Reaseheath’s specialist technical qualifications gave graduates the technical skills and competitive edge to succeed.

He said degrees were designed, resourced and delivered in partnership with relevant industries and led to worldwide opportunities.

This resulted in 91% of last year’s graduates gaining related jobs within six months of completing their degree.

An independent student survey has shown the number of Reaseheath graduates who were happy with quality of teaching and support they received was above national average.

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It led to 40% of graduates achieving a high classification degree.

Reaseheath College has invested £80m on specialist facilities and resources to meet the future needs of employers.

This year, £28m was being invested on new campus facilities including a sports science academy and sports centre, an advanced engineering and agri-tec centre, additional halls of residence for 200 students and extension to the college’s higher education centre.

This was funded by a grant from the Cheshire and Warrington Local Enterprise Partnership, represented at the ceremony by Deputy Chief Executive Mark Livesey.

Those who graduated at Nantwich, who included part-time mature students looking for career progression, had studied for degrees validated by Harper Adams University.

speaker Ellie - graduationReaseheath animal management undergraduates on University of Chester programmes will graduate at Chester Cathedral in November.

Guest of honour was BBC Countryfile presenter Ellie Harrison, who handed over the awards.

Seven graduates were singled out for the excellence of their studies:

Special Recognition awards

• Louise Swindells (Outstanding Achievement in Undergraduate Research)

• Robert Yardley (Academic Excellence Award in Agricultural Science)

• Alastair Bowles (National Skills Academy Award: Best Academic Student)

• Mark Panczak (Society of Dairy Technology Award: Best Student Project)

The Dean’s List for academic excellence

• Robert Yardley (Foundation Degree in Agriculture)

• Alastair Bowles (Foundation Degree in Dairy Technology)

• Mark Panczak (Foundation Degree in Dairy Technology)

• Jamie Stevenson (Foundation Degree in Countryside Conservation and Recreational Management)

• Louise Swindells (BSc (Hons) Equine Science)

• Chloe Lewis (BSc (Hons) Equine Science)

• Dave Cutler (Foundation Degree in Garden and Landscape Design)

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