A visitor with a difference has been having a positive impact on Hadlow College students over the past few weeks – Darwyn, the College’s new Therapy Dog!
Hadlow College students turned conservationists recently as they learned about some of the world’s most endangered animals as part of Big Cat Week.
Hadlow College is set to join the flock when a special event comes to Maidstone and the surrounding areas this summer.
Hadlow College students are set to learn more about some of the world’s most endangered animals when Big Cat Week returns to the College on 29 January.
Hadlow College Fisheries students got some real ‘hands-on’ experience on a recent visit to a local fishery.
A lecturer at Hadlow College had a rather unusual audience on a recent trip, he was invited to speak to the Finnish Animal Trainers’ Association!
Equine students at Hadlow College learned first-hand the intricacies rescuing animals can present when Kent Fire and Rescue Service (KFRS) visited the College recently.
Local MP, Tom Tugendhat, got a first-hand look at the work Hadlow College is doing to inspire the next generation of students when he visited the College’s state-of-the-art glasshouse.
Hadlow College students got a first-hand taste of the importance of equine road safety earlier this month.
Students at our Greenwich Equestrian Centre were visited by mounted officers from the Met Police, who rode their horses along the nearby Shooters Hill.