Snake rescuers, Cara Tollington, Charley Wynn and Georgia Hill, students at Hadlow College, with the corn snake.
Our GCSE English students recently entered a creative writing competition for 11-18 year olds run by Young Writers, who run national writing competitions throughout the academic year for primary and secondary schools.
This year’s Equine degree students have continued a long-running project to produce a series of feature articles for Pegasus magazine, the longest established free equestrian magazine dedicated to the South East.
On 23rd October, Tom Tugendhat, MP for Tonbridge and Malling, visited Hadlow College to meet with students and the Principal.
We were delighted by the recent announcement that former Hadlow student Morgan Tasker is one of two Kent students to receive the Kent County Agricultural Society’s scholarship scheme bursary.
We’re very proud to announce that Will Hughes, Programme Leader for BSc (Hons) Animal Management at University Centre Hadlow, has been awarded the Higher Education Teacher of the Year Award at the Kent Teacher of the Year Awards.
Hadlow College has joined other colleges in signing a new national mental health and wellbeing charter which outlines its commitment to supporting students and staff.
As part of the crop production project that the College has established with Swanley-based Provender Nurseries.
Our Fisheries department recently collaborated with a research group from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities' College of Biological Sciences, offering technical advice on cyprinid spawning to the group, who are based in UMN's Michael Smanski Lab.