Myerscough College has been training crew members from the Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS) this week, in preparation for tackling wildfires.
For our final year degree students, this time of year is usually a very busy one, as dissertations are finished and handed in. This year of course, work has had to be completed and submitted remotely.
All teaching and learning at Myerscough may have been moved online due to the coronavirus pandemic, but a dedicated team of agriculture staff remain to carry out the College’s many farm operations.
Three more Myerscough College basketball students are set to continue their studies, careers and development in the USA.
A University Centre Myerscough degree student is to stage a golf day to raise money for the hospital where she was treated for skin cancer.
A second Myerscough College motorsport lecturer aims to rev up for glory in motorcycle racing’s Thundersport GB series this year.
