The students worked for Zombie Earth to provide the make-up for actors who ran around streets near the Custard Factory in Birmingham to `infect' the public who paid to take part.
The group of fifteen second year students gave a fresh look to costumes for Mary, Joseph, shepherd, stars and angels.
The 16-year-old who is on the Foundation Studies course at the College has been swimming for the last nine years.
The students take part in five group skill events throughout the year and have two to three weeks of planning and practice, then complete a full look for the chosen theme.
Adam was the Wheelchair basketball captain at the Invictus Games and a Pride of Britain Winner this year.
The Whittingham Road Campus will be open from 10am until 2pm.
This prestigious challenge is aimed at able 16-19-year-olds and attracted over 81,000 entrants from across the UK. The entries are graded Gold for the top 10%, Silver (20%) and Bronze (30%).
Megan, aged 13, from Wordsley School, cooked a very tasty turkey and potato curry, using fresh ingredients.
Further to recent announcements about a new litter campaign around college, these two considerate individuals were seen picking up litter and disposing of it by one of our covert litter spotters
Alex Griffin, Student Experience Director, said: “I am proud to recognise these excellent students as setting an example to others and highlighting the importance of maintaining a clean and safe environment at our College.
Dereece Leigh-Gale has been nominated for the Inspiration Award for his various successes in the Performing Arts, including being chosen to perform in the Lord of the Flies at Birmingham Hippodrome.
The group learnt about the ICT behind the Disney web and the control systems behind the popular rides in the park including Space Mountain and Rockin Rollercoaster.
Nathan Wood has been successful in getting an apprenticeship at J&Rs in Stourbridge and is completing his Barbering certificate at College.
Halesowen College offers the widest range of courses in the area, ranging from entry level to Foundation Degrees and enjoys an excellent reputation, record breaking results and an outstanding campus.
Megan completed her BTEC Level Three in Animal Care in 2013 and then worked at West Midlands Safari Park before moving to Howletts Wild Animal Park in Kent.
Two former students, Luke Tipping and Stuart Deeley, are enjoying successful careers as chefs at Simpsons Restaurant in Edgbaston, Luke as the Chef Director and Stuart as Chef de Partie.
Two agility dogs and their trainers, Lauren Morgan with Deafer and Luanne Ellis with Reg, came into College to demonstrate to students.
The film called Anybody’s Child had its official red carpet premiere at the Showcase Cinema, Dudley, at the end of last year.
Erik is one of the judges for the British Barbers Association competition, which the students will be entering, with the final taking place in May at the NEC.
Former student, Julie Butler is the manager for the Thomas Cook branches in Halesowen and Stourbridge.
The project launched for an initial term of January to June 2015. The long-term project target is to increase female participation in advanced and higher level apprenticeships by 30 per cent over a three-year period, addressing the current gender imbalance.