Last week, a group of our Myerscough landscape apprentices competed in the national qualifying heat of the WorldSkills competition.
A Myerscough College T-Level student has been recognised in the Young Horticulturist of the Year competition.
Myerscough College is part of the Compass Curriculum – an exciting offer for all Fylde Coast Academy Trust Year 9 pupils currently selecting their optional subjects.
Myerscough is proud to provide opportunities to women across the land-based, sport, science and engineering sectors, including through a range of industries where females are under-represented.
It’s National Apprenticeship Week, and the theme of the week for 2025 is ‘Skills for Life’.
Myerscough College has taken in a specimen of one of the rarest plants on Earth, as part of a restoration project with Blackburn with Darwen Council.
