Reaseheath College & University Centre

Christopher Booth

I wish I had a more positive review for the college but I'm afraid the last 12 months has been absolute turmoil for my daughter, she was on sports coaching because her results in one subject fell short, by putting her on this course it has taken her far from the subject she wanted, but was going to try and make the most of it, however over the last 12 months she has had more classes cancelled than she has been in due to using the lecturers for other activities like matches and for refereeing, so the support she needed in the subject she was trying to pass has gone right under the radar, to add she has discalculia and dyslexia and the extra support which was offered before she started has not been evident whatsoever, so unfortunately we now have to look for another college for her, if you don't have the staff available, don't make students have to take long bus journeys to get there for no purpose, as having a lesson in the morning then the rest of the day cancelled leaves students stranded for hours, so if your child needs extra support with certain subjects, Reaseheath may not be suitable, I believe their focus is more on your high achievers, which is a real shame for such a well known college.

My name is not Jerome

An absolutely fantastic college when I graduated almost 20 years ago. I did have an incident there one year ago. I happened to be in the area and thought I would spend an hour strolling around the campus. Back in my day, the public had access to the college grounds and were encouraged to visit. There was a garden centre, golf course, cafe and cafeteria that welcomed them. I was walking along when a staff member stopped me and asked what I was doing there. I explained my situation and she replied that student safety does not permit that kind of thing anymore. She was polite enough to me and said I could stay and have a walk around as long as I’m quick about it, but the moment was completely ruined so I left immediately. I have no wish or intention at all to trespass on private property or be a threat to anyone and this embarrassing fiasco could have easily been avoided if the college put up a ‘no members of the public beyond this point’ sign at all entrances.

Michelle Field

This college is brilliant for studying at and my child child has achieved alot but trying to get a simple answer is so difficult no one knows what others are doing for about 2 months I've been ringing and ringing to never get a straight answer and on enrolment night was unorganised my worse fears were given and was told timetables are not finished someone will ring you tomorrow and am still waiting I understand my child is one of many students but we need to know Education 10/10 communication 0

Shanice Faith

Adam Tucker

My autistic daughter attended here for just over a year (roughly 6 years ago). She wasn't offered any consistent additional teaching support and despite a tough year (where she made zero friends), she decided she wanted to complete her second year. Within a month of starting her 2nd year, they basically forced her out after telling me she was suicidal. To treat anyone this way is unacceptable but to treat a disabled young person like this is horrendous. I didn't take any further action at the time due to my daughter not wanting to make a fuss. My daughter is 24 this year and to my knowledge, has never been suicidal or depressed.

Nicolene Barnes

We attended for an educational experience. We were more than impressed with our visit. Can't wait to visit again. The children will remember the firsthand experience with the animals for a long time

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Georgia Cartwright

I am a first year student at Reaseheath and I’m studying Equine Bio Veterinary Science. My experience here has been so surreal! They have the most supportive team of staff to help with accommodation and settling into Uni life. Living on campus is very safe and leaves you feeling very secure. As for the course itself, I’m loving every second of it! We go on loads of trips and learn new things every day. Reaseheath really is a great place!