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Student standing in glasshouse holding plant

Three students from Hadlow College have been named finalists in the inaugural Kent Apprenticeship Awards, celebrating outstanding apprenticeship achievement across the county.

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Karen King holds up her Kent Education Award certificate

Our Residential Manager Karen King has been recognised at this year’s Kent Education Awards, celebrating the outstanding contribution educators and support staff make across Kent and Medway.

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Hadlow College's 2026 RHS Chelsea Flower Show garden

Hadlow College has been awarded a Silver medal at the prestigious RHS Chelsea Flower Show for our innovative garden inspired by the mathematical patterns found in nature.

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Students standing in front of Hadlow College sign

An inspiring new British Sign Language (BSL) campaign has launched at Hadlow College, marking an important step forward in accessibility and inclusion.

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Student kneeling down with bird of prey

Six Level 3 Animal Management students have been selected to take part in the UK’s first ever Junior Harris Hawk race - a landmark event celebrating the next generation of falconers.

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Group of Hadlow College students prepare for Chelsea Flower Show

Hadlow College will return to the world-renowned RHS Chelsea Flower Show this month, where students and staff will unveil an innovative garden inspired by the mathematical patterns found in nature.

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Former Hadlow College student Dean Pearman has reached the pinnacle of Harley-Davidson technical excellence, winning European (EMEA) Technician of the Year after retaining his UK title for a second year and finishing second in the world.

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A Hadlow College Level 3 Animal Management student, Molly Yacoubian, has returned from an immersive two-week work experience as a shark conservationist in Fiji, helping to protect one of the most endangered marine species on the planet.

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Equine students at Hadlow College gained valuable, first-hand insight into the complexities of animal rescue recently when Kent Fire and Rescue Service (KFRS) visited the campus.

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