Students at the college gear up to be among the first in Wales to study for the new international qualification for over-16's.

Explains how three young environmentalists (one from the college)headed to the UN World Summit on Sustainable Development to represent to help present Wales's case for a sustainable future.

Article about the principal of Llandrillo receiving an OBE.

Details the opening of the "women's e-village" IT centre which was opened to help women in Rhyl gain IT skills.

Explains how a group of teenage footballers from the college's Football Development Centre flew out to Italy for a week of expert advice from soccer giants, Juventus.

Article about controversy over the new qualification, planned to replace A-levels in Wales, that is being piloted at the college.

Students from Coleg Llandrillo hold an anti-war protest in Colwyn Bay.

Students form the three educational establishments including Llandrillo prepared for a life-changing trip to the partly-welsh-speaking mountain and jungle regions of Patagonia.

Announces that students at Llandrillo and elsewhere will be piloting a baccalaureate qualification set to replace A-levels.

Explains how schools piloting the Welsh Baccalaureate (including the college) enthuse about the flexibility and opportunities the qualification will offer.

Explains how catering students from the college won a European culinary competition.

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A young chef from the college was a runner-up at a competition at a leading central London restaurant.

The college is top of the list for awards from the Welsh education standards watchdog.