On Thursday 17th November, the Hadlow College Apprenticeship team were presented with the Centre of Excellence award by City and Guilds for their achievements.
The CASC committee (Companion Animal Sector Group for Exotics) held a lunch time reception at the House of Lords on the 26th October from 12:30 to 2:30pm. The reception was attended by Suzie Simpson, Programme Leader for the Foundation Degree in Zoo Husbandry and Management and three Alumni volunteers Emma Ashton, Monte Jackson and Kiara Cribbs from the National Centre for Reptile Welfare based at the College.
The fourth Kent and Medway Apprentice Graduation Ceremony took place with a formal ceremony at Rochester Cathedral. The Apprentice Graduation is the county's annual ceremony recognising the incredible achievement of apprentices.
Hadlow College was nominated alongside other Colleges and Academies for the Floristry Training Provider of the Year at the BFA Industry Awards 2022. The awards are hosted by the British Floral Association and are held every year to recognise and celebrate people and organisations within the floristry industry.
We express our deepest sympathies for the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. As the UK's longest-serving monarch, after reigning for 70 years, her impact upon our country is of huge significance and we thank her for her service to us all.
CambridgeHOK have recently completed the unique project of relocating a complete glasshouse, piece by piece, from Hadlow College’s Court Lane campus to the main campus site.
Hadlow College’s annual Country Fair and open day was a great success with visitors from all over Kent and beyond!
Four of our Higher Education students took part in an inter-college challenge hosted by Derby College Group and was attended by Hadlow College, Derby College and Brooksby College to demonstrate and celebrate their hard work and research skills.
As a result of the February residential Ofsted inspection Hadlow College recently achieved an overall judgement of GOOD.