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Huish student raises over £3,600 for police charities
News September 2021: Alex Atherton, recently walked across three national parks to raise money for police charities.
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Childcare & Education star nominated for CACHE Learner of the Year
News September 2021: ormer Richard Huish College student, Libby Holcombe, has been nominated for CACHE ‘Learner of the Year’.
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Vocational Business students gain invaluable information in guest lecture
Year 2 Extended Diploma Business students were recently joined by Helen Lacey from HR GO to help support students with their Unit 8 Recruitment and Selection assessments. During the session Helen spoke on why it is important to make a good first impression within the...
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Apprenticeship success for the Huish Class of 2021
News September 2021: The Apprenticeship route is proving an increasingly popular progression option.
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New Students Step into Huish with 3-day event
Funded by Somerset County Council and Somerset Works, Richard Huish College recently put on a three-day event for transitioning students to make them feel more comfortable when they join in September. Students were able to meet new people, make friends and alleviate...
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Class of 2021 achieve exceptional A Level and Vocational results
News August 2021: Huish students are deservedly celebrating excellent A Level and Level 3 Vocational results
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Class of 2021 Exam Results Update July 2021
News July 2021: Information regarding this year’s results.
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Former Richard Huish Student wins Apprentice of the Year 2021
Former Richard Huish College student, Kira Daly who is now a PR Apprentice, soon to be Account Executive, at ADPR has won the PR Apprentice of the Year at the 2021 PRCA Apprenticeships and Internships Awards. Kira studied A Level Sociology, Geography and Art at Huish...
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Help #ProtectStudentChoice
News July 2021: Today 12 organisations that represent colleges wrote to Gavin Williamson, Education Secretary, to urge the Department of Education to reconsider their plans to defund many applied general qualifications, such as BTECs.
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