Reaseheath College students and staff in Nantwich turned out in force at a college service to commemorate Armistice Day.
More than 1,000 people gathered around the flagpole on the college’s campus to pay tribute to those who lost their lives in conflict.
College employee Richard Stack transformed his South Cheshire home into a Halloween ‘House of Horrors’ to raise more than £1,000 for Marie Curie Cancer Care.
The 53-year-old South Cheshire College worker decked his back garden with ghoulish creations, wicked witches and a mini-graveyard in support of the national charity.
Year 7 students from Brine Leas School have created a poppy field after spending an activity week in Menai, Anglesey.
Pupils carried out research on the history of World War participants from their own families before the trip.
By Jonathan White
Visitors to the annual Reaseheath Apple Festival in Nantwich had plenty to get their teeth into.
The free event took place in Reaseheath College’s ‘Crop Shop’ and featured dozens of different varieties of apple.
Brine Leas School in Nantwich opened its doors to around 250 year 5 and 6 pupils as part of its annual Activity Day.
Youngsters from primary schools across Crewe and Nantwich were welcomed to the school to take part in a wide variety of fun workshops.
Two young Nantwich and Crewe designers are going places after helping distribution firm Expert Logistics bring its core values to life.
Graphic Design students Megan Shepherd and Lauren Walker won a competition to show off their artistic talents and work to a client brief.
Youngsters in Nantwich are teaming up to help save the town’s declining hedgehog population.
Pupils at Highfields Community Primary School are doing their bit to reverse the decline.
New graduates from Reaseheath College have been celebrating at the Faculty of Higher Education (HE) graduation ceremony in Nantwich.
The ceremony, at St Mary’s Church, celebrated the success of 116 graduates who successfully completed degrees validated by Harper Adams University.
Imaginative English students were inspired to write after receiving top poetry tips from a Nantwich poet.
Nantwich Words & Music Festival volunteer Helen Kay visited the A-Level group at South Cheshire College to raise the profile of the festival’s poetry competition among young people.
Students from Malbank School and Sixth Form College in Nantwich hosted a coffee morning to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.
A variety of delicious cakes were donated by students, parents and staff and enjoyed by all.
A young Brine Leas student has qualified to compete in the Horse of the Year Show 2015.
Mia Brown, 14, who also competed at the Royal International Horse Show at Hickstead in July, will be in action next month at the NEC.
A South Cheshire teacher is to be the national voice of a major BBC project.
Tina McMillan, English and Media teacher at Tarporley High School and Sixth Form College, was asked to record the voiceover for a new trailer for BBC School Report
Reaseheath College in Nantwich has appointed a new chair of governors, Richard Ratcliffe.
Mr Ratcliffe and his wife Gill farm in Nantwich and also operate a number of separate farming businesses across the UK.
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