Coleg Menai celebrated the achievements of its supported interns recently with an awards ceremony at the college’s Bangor campus.
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The college held its annual Achievers’ Awards Ceremony at Venue Cymru to recognise students who have excelled during the academic year.
Glynllifon’s Animal Care team celebrates a spectacular competitive debut after their Boer goats exceed all expectations at the Royal Three Counties Show.
The ceremony at the land-based campus recognised the achievements of students for the 2025/26 academic year.
Coleg Llandrillo recently celebrated the achievements of its Supported Internship graduates, marking the conclusion of another life-changing year for the programme.
During a recent visit to Coleg Menai’s Llangefni campus, Nuclear Restoration Services (NRS) met with staff and the current cohort of apprentices working across the group’s North Wales sites. The visit aimed to strengthen the existing partnership between Coleg Menai and NRS, while exploring further opportunities for apprenticeships and regional workforce development.
Art and Design Foundation student Jodie Roberts is making a massive splash with her final year project: a two-metre-long whale named Humphrey, crafted entirely from recycled plastic.
Level 3 Health and Social Care student Cerys Williams recently raised £1,400 for mental health charity Mind by organising a community fundraising event for her local area, including bingo games and a raffle.
Catering students Celyn and Bethan have done Coleg Llandrillo proud, securing fourth place overall and winning a prestigious culinary award at the National Seafood Chef of the Year Final.
Level 3 Music Technology students at Coleg Menai’s Bangor campus got to see first hand what life in the music industry is like when they worked with Welsh rock band Celt at the college’s very own top spec music studio.
Family, friends, college staff and colleagues from RWE came from all over the UK to celebrate the achievements of 27 Apprentice Offshore Wind Turbine Technicians heading into the field.
Billy Patterson set himself the challenge of running 5k a day but with a twist. Raising more than £1,000 for charity, Billy’s runs ranged from the aisles of supermarkets, the steepest street in Wales to running 5K in a bath!
Level 3 Art and Design student Elain Haf Walker recently showcased her work in @109 gallery and creative space on Bangor High Street.
From outstanding musical theatre performances to inspiring creative writing and powerful public speaking, our students showcased their talents on a national stage.
Coleg Llandrillo has secured planning approval for a major project backed by funding from The Albert Gubay Charitable Foundation. The Albert Gubay Centre of Excellence in Construction and Motor Vehicle Engineering is a major new development at the Coleg Llandrillo Rhyl campus that will boost skills, support net-zero ambitions, and drive regeneration in the area.
Level 1 Catering Student Ruben Schlegel Evans has proven that you do not need years of experience to stand out in the kitchen.
Ashton Allen, a Level 3 Music Performance and Production student from Coleg Llandrillo, raised £800 for charity in memory of her stepdad Bayley who passed away from a lung condition last year.