In celebration of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, the Students’ Union at North Kent College and Hadlow College (part of North Kent College) along with the Senior Leadership Team planted a tree at each campus to recognise this unique and memorable time in history.
Each year the Chartered Institute of Horticulture hold the Young Horticulturist of the Year competition. It provides a fantastic opportunity to test competitors’ knowledge and can meet with fellow horticulturists from all over the UK and Ireland.
Boyband ‘Here at Last’ is formed of five artists; Zach, Tommy, Pedro, James and Ryan, they all met through social media after a mutual passion for the industry.
A group of Agricultural Engineering students had the opportunity to explore various elements of the Engineering industry from Land-Based to Mechanical with a trip to factories and even thrill-seeking Alton Towers!
A brand new Fruit and Vine tractor was received at Hadlow College for their brand new concept orchard “Greener Garden of England” for the Strategic Development Fund from the Department for Education. The tractor is a New Holland and was supplied by Haynes Agricultural.
Hadlow College celebrated the “groundbreaking event” at Hadlow College with Wilmott Dixon for a new development project which will see student blocks refurbished and brand-new Motor Vehicle workshop ready for the September 2022 intake.
Hadlow College students and staff took part in the 2021 Hedgehog Friendly Campus (HFC) scheme run by the British Hedgehog Preservation Society and are thrilled to report they have won the HFC Bronze Award.
CambridgeHOK has started a piece by piece deconstruction of a £1.1m glasshouse which is then to be relocated and rebuilt with modifications.
We were very pleased to have Tom Tugendhat MP Tonbridge and Malling, visit Hadlow College this week for a tour around the campus and faculties which also involved speaking to several lucky Hadlow students.