Our Margaret Jones Award recognises an individual who has overcome barriers to succeed with their learning. This years’ recipient is Philip Beacall. Philip’s story is one of determination and perseverance, gaining accredited qualifications and creative digital skills while enhancing his well-being.

The former Coleg Harlech site is being put on the market this week

Following two instances of theft of lead and copper work at Coleg Harlech, those with any information relating to these incidents have been urged to contact the police.

We have now opened a further round of applications for the two remaining places on our Council.

Describing himself as “agitated and anti-social”, Joshua Dance felt school “gave up” on him after struggling through
subjects like English and Maths.

Following the recent stepping-down of student Council members, opportunity for two new learner Council members concluded in a tightly contested election.

We are proud to announce that our Rhyl Football Club in the Community group is the Community Project of the Year winner in the Inspire! 2018 Awards.

Adult Learners’ Week is the UK’s largest annual learning festival. Now in over 55 countries worldwide, each year over 10,000 adults in Wales participate in Adult Learners’ Week activities.

At 85 years of age, Dorothy Eiddona Selleck decided to return to learning to help achieve her goals of supporting the World Organisation for Early Childhood Education (OMEP). 

Ponthafren Art Group meets every Wednesday morning in partnership with Ponthafren, a mental health drop-in centre.