A special event has been held at Croxteth Park, to mark the completion of courses by adult learners from a range of community groups across the Liverpool City Region.
Myerscough staff and learners past and present headed to a prestigious international event championing the sportsturf sector.
A Myerscough College cricket student has been selected to represent England at the ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup in Nepal and Bangladesh, marking another major milestone in an exciting start to her career.
Croxteth Country Park, where Myerscough College’s Liverpool centre is based, will be the first place to receive funding from the Queen Elizabeth Trust, a memorial project set up to honour the legacy of the late monarch.
We’re delighted to announce that we’ve received three nominations in the prestigious Educate Awards 2026.
Myerscough College continues to offer opportunities for young people who are neurodivergent or have learning disabilities to gain valuable skills in the workplace.
