Nantwich florist is toast of Reaseheath after scooping UK title
Reaseheath College florist Anna Eite is officially the most talented floristry student in Britain!
Anna, from Acton, Nantwich, has scooped gold at the WorldSkills UK national finals.
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Nantwich Mayor visits Raunheim to commemorate World War One
The Mayor of Nantwich travelled to Raunheim in Germany to help cement a link between two towns – and pay tribute to victims of World War One.
Cllr Christine Farrall visited Raunheim to take part in a commemoration event to mark the centenary of the Great War.
Brine Leas pupils in Nantwich create own poppy field
Youngsters at a Nantwich high school have created their own “poppy field” as part of Remembrance Day celebrations.
The year 7 students from Brine Leas Academy created the field during a residential stay at the Menai Centre, in Wales.
Malbank students in Nantwich to join The Last Post project
Pupils from a Nantwich school will be joining in The Last Post national initiative to honour those who died in World War One.
Malbank School and Sixth Form College will stage one of 200 community-led events between November 4 and 18 where the iconic ceremonial call will be played on different instruments.
Reaseheath College students play starring role at Horse of the Year Show
Reaseheath College equine students and staff came under the spotlight at the world famous the Horse of the Year Show.
The Nantwich students provided the arena party at the event for the fourth year running.
Hundreds enjoy Reaseheath College Apple Festival in Nantwich
Hundreds of families got to the core of fruit growing at Reaseheath College’s popular apple festival in Nantwich.
The fruity festival, held at the college off Main Road, Worleston, is part of a national celebration of the English apple.
Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson praises Reaseheath College graduates
Graduates from Reaseheath College were congratulated by Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson at a ceremony in Nantwich.
The Paralympian gold medal winner, who studied Politics and now has a seat in the House of Lords, said education was vital and led to wider choices.
250 primary pupils enjoy Brine Leas Activity Day in Nantwich
Hundreds of youngsters from around Nantwich descended on Brine Leas Academy to enjoy the school’s annual Activity Day.
The event is designed to give year 5 and 6 pupils a taste of life in high school once they leave primary.
Reaseheath College staff face disciplinary measures over ice bucket challenge
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College workers in Nantwich are facing disciplinary measures – for filming their charity ice bucket challenge on college grounds.
Five members of staff at Reaseheath College were stunned to be told they were facing disciplinary proceedings after carrying out the fund-raising stunt performed by millions around the globe.
Nantwich headteacher hails intruder alert system after police incidents
A headteacher in Nantwich has moved to reassure concerned parents today after two intruder alerts led to classroom lock downs.
Students at Brine Leas Academy were kept in rooms while police were called out to deal with a trespasser.
Nantwich primaries cope with boom in school meals demand
Nantwich MP Edward Timpson visited a local primary school to see how it is coping with a boom in demand for school meals.
New Government policy of free meals for all year 1 and 2 pupils has seen many primary schools providing scores more meals every day.
Reaseheath College scores high marks in latest QAA report
Higher education students at Reaseheath College in Nantwich receive an excellent experience, according to a report.
The Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA), HE’s equivalent of Ofsted, says quality of degrees offered by Reaseheath and the way they are delivered is worthy of commendation.
A51 Reaseheath bypass in Nantwich three years away, residents told
Work on a much-needed Reaseheath A51 bypass promised as part of the massive 1,100-home Kingsley Fields development, is at least three years away.
Reaseheath College Principal Meredydd David told concerned residents that work on the bypass is not due to start until the third year of the development.
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