CAW News
Stay up-to-date with centre and wider college news.
Total posts in category: 1468
Stay up-to-date with centre and wider college news.
Total posts in category: 1468
Last week our students at Leeds were asked to draw around their hands on paper, cut them out and write a suggestion on how to stop bullying. These were then linked together to show that our hands can unite and stand together against bullying. A total of 109 hands were made and joined to support […]
The British Veterinary Association (BVA) and Kennel Club joined together for a celebration at the London Vet Show on 19th November to mark 50 years since the launch of the scheme to screen for hip dysplasia in dogs. BVA President Sean Wensley said: ‘Hundreds of thousands of dogs have benefited from the scheme, which helps […]
By Karen Hibell, The College of Animal Welfare Friday was a day of mixed emotions. Firstly, it was the last day at Pookode campus. Time to take stock of the week; the cases seen, friends met and what had been achieved. There were some loose ends to tidy up. Jo, an Indian wildcat that had […]
Mind Matters Initiative (MMI) is trialing a series of mental health awareness courses for members of the veterinary practice team. It aims to make a real different to those in the veterinary team struggling with mental health issues. The training aims to help individuals better understand the signs and symptoms of mental ill-health and know […]
By Karen Hibell, The College of Animal Welfare The flight into Kerala in the early hours of Sunday morning was followed by a three hour mini bus drive up the dark and winding roads to Lakkidi. Nine hairpin bends later and a couple of pit stops to take in the view, meet some of the […]
We are delighted that our eight Edinburgh Napier University Veterinary Nursing Students, Karen Hibell and Andrew Coe from The College of Animal Welfare, and Hayley Walters and Heather Bacon from the JMICAWE, The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, have arrived safely in Kerala, India. This past weekend saw a Veterinary Science Conference in which […]
Has your lecturer gone above and beyond the call of duty? Are they always there to help and support you and show you ways in which you can improve? Do they make learning fun and enjoyable and inspire you to be the best you can be? If you think your lecturer deserves special recognition please […]
There’s no need to wait until next September to start training as veterinary nurse! Are you looking to train as a veterinary nurse? If so, there is no need to wait until next September, you could start your training in January! The January start programme is run at our Huntingdon, Potters Bar and Leeds centres. […]
A British Veterinary Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender group (LGBT+) has recently been set up and is open to anyone who wants to support LGBT rights. The group, which has been formed on Facebook, has more than 300 members. It aims to create a friendly and social LGBT community in the veterinary and associated professions, […]
From mascots to beasts of burden, animals have been going to war with mankind throughout recorded history. Horses carried cavalrymen, pulled chariots, and their relatives the donkey, the mule, the camel, and the ox carried supplies through thick and thin. Even war elephants could be counted to put their foot down in the defence of […]