Nantwich student Jack Shakeshaft will be hoping to build on his bricklaying success – after scooping second place in a national competition.
Jake, 20, a student at South Cheshire College, put his skills to the test in the Bricklaying category at the SkillBuild competition in Birmingham.
Top Crewe and Nantwich students celebrated honours at the South and West Cheshire College annual awards night.
There were 34 individual awards presented to students studying a range of academic and vocational courses from A Levels to Access courses at the newly formed college.
A Nantwich mum has landed a dream new career in sports massage – by teaming up with her former student’s business!
Amanda Kimber, a sports massage student at South Cheshire College, has joined forces with Lee Wilkinson to expand his successful company, LW Sports Therapy.
Three Media students from South Cheshire College won Best Short Film at the Nantwich Film Festival for their film ‘Hysteria’.
The festival, organised by Nantwich Film Club with the support of Nantwich Town Council, featured a week of cinematic events.
A Nantwich student has been selected to volunteer in Nepal on an International Citizen Service (ICS) placement.
Grace Tripp, a South Cheshire College graphic design student, will be travelling to Makwanpur in central Nepal for 10 weeks in June.
Students travelling to study at South Cheshire College from September 2017 will receive free transport in a new sustainability scheme.
All 16-19 year old students enrolled on a full-time course will be eligible to access free transport throughout the academic year.
South Cheshire College and West Cheshire College have today formally merged to create a new FE College for Cheshire.
The newly formed college, which will have an annual turnover of £40m with more than 11,000 students and 1,300 apprentices, will retain the existing brands of South Cheshire College and West Cheshire College at its campuses in Crewe, Ellesmere Port and Chester.
Nantwich is to stage the Salt of the Earth Awards for the third consecutive year.
Nantwich Mayor Cllr Andrew Martin is keen to run the awards again which were launched back in 2015 by former Mayor Christine Farrall.
South Cheshire College students have embarked on a moving visit to Auschwitz for the fifth year running.
Four students travelled to Poland to learn more about the horrors of World War II’s Holocaust through Nazi concentration camps.
A former Shavington High pupil is part of a team tackling a gruelling Antarctic expedition in aid of ABF Soldiers charity.
Chris Brooke and the SPEAR17 team are attempting to finish Henry Worsley’s expedition, transversing 1,100 miles across Antarctica.
Staff from South Cheshire College were honoured after winning Exporter of the Year in the South Cheshire Chamber Business Awards 2016.
The college’s international department scooped the prize at the 20th annual Business Awards ceremony held at Crewe Hall.
More than 200 girls from Weaver Division (Crewe and Nantwich) Rainbows, Brownies and Girlguiding groups united for a Science Day.
Interactive workshops were set up across South Cheshire College, where girls visited each pod in their individual groups.
Thousands of people young and old paid tribute to fallen heroes at a series of Remembrance Day services in South Cheshire.
Towns, villages, schools and colleges staged services throughout the weekend to mark Armistice Day.
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