Charlotte Barnett, one of our third year students studying for a BSc (Hons) in Veterinary Nursing, has written a guest blog post all about her campaign for a hedgehog friendly campus! Read more here… Hedgehogs are one of Britain’s most … Continue reading
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It’s “distinction” all around for our animal care apprentices!
As National Apprenticeship Week comes to a close, we’re delighted to announce some amazing news from our apprenticeships team: all five of our animal care apprentices who recently completed their End Point Assessments (EPA) achieved a distinction! With the … Continue reading
5 Ways to Start a Conversation about Mental Health
We’re always being encouraged to talk more about our mental health, and now more than ever it is really important to put yourself out there and make these discussions happen. As COVID-19 continues to create social and economic pressures … Continue reading
ePortfolio Support Sessions for CAW Clinical Supervisors
We’re pleased to announced that we will be offering our ePortfolio support sessions on a bimonthly basis throughout 2021. These sessions have been organised to provide support to Clinical Supervisors on all things ePortfolio and will run via our new … Continue reading
Join us at Clinical Coach Congress 2021!
We’re excited to share that Clinical Coach Congress 2021 is taking place virtually on Thursday 20th May, and is now open for registrations! Clinical Coach Congress is a unique conference dedicated purely to supporting clinical coaches and those involved in … Continue reading
CAWSOME CHRISTMAS PET PHOTO COMPETITION!
This Christmas the College of Animal Welfare decided the run a Pet Photo competition for our degree students and we must admit we were pawsitively blown away by the entries! The competition was inspired by Claire Defries, BSc VN Programme … Continue reading
January 14, 2021
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COVID testing and returning to college in 2021
The College are working hard to help students return to College Centre’s and complete their assessments with our testing arrangements. Getting tested means it will help prevent the spread of coronavirus in our community and we will be able to … Continue reading