Myerscough HE Equine

04/09/2026

Hi all. Just wanted to let you know we have now created a combined Myerscough Equine page, so this page will no longer be updated, all updates will be on the new page, linked below, please go and give it a follow
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61590980704138

We are a leading land based educator based in the North West delivering both FE and HE equine courses, with main campus being just north of Preston, with an additional campus providing FE only delivery at Croxteth, Liverpool.

13/08/2026

Congratulations to our new Myerscough College & University Centre Fellow, Becky Moody, for contributing to Team GB's excellent result at the World Equestrian Championships. This also secures qualification for the next Olympics!

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18RqfveoYd/

After two fantastic days of competition, the British squad have brought home both a Silver medal and an Olympic qualification from the 2026 FEI World Championships in Aachen with a final total score of 231.445.

23/04/2026

I know a few of our students who enjoy shopping here!🛍️
Part time hours whilst you study🐴

We are Hiring! 🐴✨

Are you horse mad, friendly, and looking for a Saturday Job? We are looking for an enthusiastic person to join our lovely Saturday team here at Oakfield!👋🏼

⏰ Hours: Saturdays, 9:00am – 5:00pm

The role will include giving excellent customer service, general retail work and picking internet orders❤

The successful candidate must be able to:
✅Deliver a high level of customer care/service at all times
✅Help maintain a tidy and organised shop
✅Pick internet orders accurately in the warehouse
✅Work both independently and in a team

🌟 Extra Perks: Potential for extra hours to cover holidays and busy spells!

What we’re looking for:
✅ Good equestrian knowledge
✅ A cheerful, approachable, and motivated "can-do" attitude.
✅ Great attention to detail for picking orders.
✅ Age 16+

Think you’d be a great fit for Oakfield?😍

To apply: Please send your C.V. over to [email protected] 📧

17/04/2026

An excellent opportunity! 💡

🚨 Funding opportunity coming soon

The Morris Animal Foundation will open its Equine Behaviour/Welfare Research Grant in May - a great opportunity for those involved in equine research.

📅 Key dates:
• Pre-proposals: 6th May – 10th June 2026
• Full proposals (by invitation): 29th July – 9th September 2026

This year, the grant will be part of the wider Equid Health RFP and will be the only opportunity to apply in 2026.

💡 Research focus includes areas such as behaviour, cognition, learning, stereotypies, separation anxiety, and horse–human interactions.

The Foundation is also looking for professionals to join its Scientific Advisory Board to help review proposals.

☑ Sign up for updates: morrisanimalfoundation.org/stay-connected
ℹ More information: morrisanimalfoundation.org/apply

16/04/2026

Today marks a special occasion in HE - the 2026 Graduate Showcase!

Students across a range of degree courses have presented their final dissertation projects in a research conference format. Huge well done to all the students in Equine and other courses!

The high standard of projects made voting for the best poster a difficult task! Congratulations to the winner Connie Rawcliffe and runner-up Ashleigh Watkins🌟

The final award of the day is the Aspinall Endeavour Award, in memory of beloved HE Animal Lecturer Kirsty Aspinall. This award is given to a student who has shown outstanding effort and dedication to academic studies. Huge congratulations to Equine’s Sophie Melling for this achievement!🌟

Thank you to all of the Myerscough staff for your hard to make this day possible, without you it wouldn’t happen! An additional thank you to our Principal Wes Johnson for opening the showcase, and Dr John Fry for presenting the awards.

Well done again to all of the students for your efforts today and throughout the academic year! You have shown great commitment and passion for your subject areas, which you will carry forward into your future careers in industry

Myerscough College & University Centre