Cambridge Regional College Hosts Inspiring End-of-Year Student Conference

Cambridge Regional College (CRC) brought together student representatives from across the college for its annual Student Conference — a day dedicated to reflection, empowerment, and looking ahead to the future.

The event, brought together students from Cambridge and Huntingdon campuses, was designed to celebrate the student voice and provide a space for inspiration and motivation as students prepare for their next steps — whether that’s progressing on to university, entering the world of work, or continuing their studies at CRC.

A highlight of the day was a powerful and energising talk from LoudSpeaker, a nationally recognised organisation who deliver motivational sessions to young people. Their workshop focused on building confidence, resilience, and ambition, and inspiring students to achieve their goals.

The conference also featured a collaborative session led by Vice Principal Laura Kerry and Deputy Principal Corrin Hoyes, focused on reviewing and refreshing the college’s core behaviours. These behaviours underpin CRC’s #WeAreCRC values and guide how students and staff work together to create a positive, respectful, and inclusive college culture.

“This conference is a celebration of our students’ voices and their journeys,” said Corrin Hoyes. “It’s also a chance to reflect on what it means to be part of the CRC community and how students can help shape the learning experience for everyone in college.”

The event marks the culmination of a successful academic year and reinforces CRC’s commitment to student engagement, personal development, oracy and empowerment.