In pictures: CQ graduation 2016
New veterinary nurses celebrate at special graduation ceremony in London
Newly qualified veterinary nurses enjoyed a special celebration of their achievements at London's Central Hall.
A special ceremony was held in Westminster this month to mark the graduation of 39 new veterinary nurses from Central Qualifications (CQ). Accompanied by their families and friends, new graduates celebrated their achievements at Central Hall in London on 11 June.
TV vet and animal welfare advocate, Mark Evans, gave an inspirational keynote speech, urging nurses to seize opportunities and never underestimate their value.
The ceremony was attended by graduates and their friends and families, as they celebrated the beginning of their journeys in the profession.
Current BVNA president Sam Morgan and past president Fiona Andrew attended the graduation (right and far right).
Graduates collected a special scroll and badge to commemorate their achievements.
Chair of CQ governors, Martin Barrow, said: "Today is about recognising the hard work and achievements of our graduates, and wishing them the very best in their veterinary nursing careers."
Keynote speaker Mark Evans told the new graduates: "This is your time to fly. What a great time to be taking off!"
The veterinary mental health charity Vetlife is inviting the veterinary community to join it for a sponsored cold-water dip.
