Hadlow College continues to demonstrate its commitment to pioneering education in the land-based sector, partnering with Willows Birds of Prey to deliver what is believed to be the first RAPTOR Award offered by a college in the UK.
We were very privileged to be chosen to represent Hadlow College on the judging panel for the BBC’s prestigious “Make A Difference Awards” held at the Malthouse Theatre in Canterbury on Monday, September 22nd.
We are delighted to share the success of our team at this year’s Edenbridge & Oxted Agricultural Show, where our entries and trade stand received recognition across several categories.
A Hadlow College student has just celebrated a very special graduation day, one she shared with her daughter.
Hadlow College’s Head of Curriculum for Animal Management, Jo Saunders (pictured above left with two students), has been tasked with the difficult job of selecting the winner of a category very close to her heart in one of Kent’s most celebrated local awards schemes.
A pioneering Hadlow College student has become the first person in England to successfully complete the new Level 3 Advanced Sports Turf Technician Apprenticeship Standard and achieve it with distinction in all areas!
Hadlow College is celebrating a successful weekend at the Kent County Show after taking home multiple accolades in the livestock competitions and earning praise for the quality of its trade stand area!
A group of Animal Management students from Hadlow College have just got back from the trip of a lifetime to South Africa.
There will be a stellar new addition to Hadlow College’s presence at this weekend’s Kent County Show when, for the first time in several years, the College will be showing its own cattle and sheep.