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.
A Myerscough College apprentice has been named the best student greenkeeper in the country after he scooped a prestigious national industry award.
There has never been a better or more important time to consider a career in arboriculture and the forestry sector.
Myerscough’s first ever cohort of animal studies T-Level learners are celebrating a 100% achievement rate.
