Cambridge Regional College Huntingdon Campus

As we celebrate Level 3 Results Day, we're proud to see CRC students taking their next step to some of the UK's highest-ranked universities, including Russell Group institutions such as Durham University (3rd), the University of Cambridge (4th) and the University of Bristol (10th).

From Social and Political Sciences, Engineering, Fashion Marketing and Finance with a Year Abroad, our graduates have secured places on a diverse range of competitive degree programmes.

Congratulations to all our Level 3 students on another year of outstanding results.

We are incredibly proud of our 1,285 students receiving their results today. Together, they achieved an outstanding 95% overall pass rate, while 71% of BTEC Extended Diploma students secured high grades (Merit or Distinction), highlighting the hard work, determination and talent of our learners.

Highlights include:

Extended Diploma in Engineering: 100% high grades
Extended Diploma in Computing: 91% high grades
Art & Design Practice (Interior Design): 100% pass rate
Foundation Diploma in Health & Social Care: 100% pass rate
Diploma in Performing & Production Arts: 100% pass rate
Extended Diploma in Music Performance & Production: 100% pass rate
Extended Diploma in Sports Coaching & Development: 95% pass rate

Our T Level students also achieved outstanding results with a 100% pass rate across all T Level programmes, including 100% high grades in Construction & the Built Environment and 77% high grades in Education & Early Years.

We're also delighted to see students progressing to the UK's most prestigious universities, including Durham University (3rd in the Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide), the University of Cambridge (4th), the University of Bristol (10th) and King's College London (12th).

Congratulations to all our students. We wish them the very best in their next steps.

Don't miss out on our last Huntingdon Open Day of the academic year! Join us in July to discover our courses and routes, meet our expert tutors and tour our facilities.
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📢Join us at our Huntingdon Campus on Thursday 2nd July!📢 Discover our range or courses and routes available, speak to our expert tutors and tour our industry standard facilities. We look forward to welcoming you on campus.
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Kate Da Costa, Deputy Principal – Curriculum Development, has recently shared an insightful blog for the Association of Colleges (AoC) on the impact of the Citizen Hub in St Neots and its role in supporting adults back into learning and employment.

In the blog, Kate highlights how the hub was created to address a gap in local provision, offering a welcoming, accessible space where individuals can receive tailored advice, build confidence and access training opportunities. She reflects on the positive outcomes achieved so far, including strong progression into work and further study, as well as the importance of partnerships with employers and community organisations in shaping relevant, responsive provision.

Read the full blog to learn more about the hub’s success and future ambitions:

https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0wjYZX0

We’re Hiring at Cambridge Regional College! Join a team that’s passionate about education, innovation, and supporting the next generation.
We currently have exciting opportunities available:
- Administrator (Fixed Term)
- Lecturer in English
- Lecturer in Early Years
- Instructor – Supported Learning (Catering)
- Assessor/Trainer – Human Resources (Part Time)
- Lecturer – Electrical Installations
- Assessor/Trainer – Electrical Installations
If you're ready to make a real impact, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply now and help shape the future at CRC. https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0whjDZ0

What a fantastic and inspiring day at The Big Listen – One Table, One Town in St Neots on Friday.

A huge congratulations to the St Neots Initiative, St Neots Citizens Hub, and Alex Hughes and the army of community volunteers for delivering such a powerful and inclusive event, bringing the community together to shape the future of the town.

We were proud to see our Principal, Mark Robertson, contributing to the Infrastructure panel with great panellists from East West Rail, Urban & Civic and Places Matter and expertly chaired by Michelle Sacks, Huntingdonshire District Council, where one of the key messages that stood out was:
✅ investment in infrastructure must go hand in hand with investment in people.

With major developments and long-term growth across the region, from Universal to East West Rail, the opportunities ahead are significant; but unlocking them depends on skills, collaboration and community voice.

Mark highlighted that demand for skilled talent across industries is set to grow rapidly, creating real opportunities for people of all ages to access training, to reskill, and build meaningful careers.

Importantly, the discussion also focused on the 'soft infrastructure'; the relationships, connections and conversations that ensure everyone can see their place in the future being built.

Thank you to everyone who visited our stall and shared their ideas; it was a pleasure to be part of such an energising and optimistic day.

At Cambridge Regional College, we’re proud to work alongside partners to ensure these opportunities are accessible, inclusive and shaped by the communities we serve.

Supporting the future of St Neots
We’re proud to be part of The Big Listen – One Table, One Town in St Neots today.
Our Principal, Mark Robertson, will be joining the Infrastructure panel at 11:45am, What will it take to build a thriving, connected, and sustainable St Neots?

From housing and transport to digital connectivity, skills, placemaking, and sustainable development, the decisions we make today will shape how people live, work, travel, learn, and connect for decades to come.

You’ll also find the Cambridge Regional College team on our stall in Market Square throughout the day – come and say hello, share your ideas, and find out how we’re supporting skills, education and local growth.
📍 Market Square, St Neots
🕙 10:00am – 5:00pm

The 11:45am panel includes:
• Rebecca Britton, Regional Director, Urban & Civic
• Laura Koch, Head of Policy, Legacy & Community, East West Rail
• Mark Robertson, CEO & Principal, Cambridge Regional College
• Michelle Sacks, Chief Executive, Huntingdonshire District Council
• Emily Sun, CEO, Places Matter

Let’s shape the future together.

Recently our Level 1 Electrical Installation students from Huntingdon Campus had the fantastic opportunity to tour the Hotel Chocolat facility in Huntingdon.

They began with a short induction by Chris Palmer Training Lead, followed by an in-depth tour led by Sam Wardell Lead Engineer. Students were able to see the machinery used in the production and packaging of the chocolate, as well as gain an insight into the engineering required to maintain the equipment.