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Congratulations to our Further Education students of 2021

31st December 2021 – Tags: FE Awards

Winners of City College Norwich Further Education Student Awards 2021 

  • Outstanding Commitment in Academic Progression (GCSEs) – Shane Price 
  • Outstanding Achievement in Sports and Public Services – Amelie Goodyear 
  • Outstanding Achievement at A Level (Norwich College) – Rose Johnson 
  • Outstanding Achievement at A Level (Paston College) – Poppy Bye 
  • Outstanding Achievement and Commitment in Access to Higher Education – Edward Juden 
  • Outstanding Achievement in Education and Training – Melanie Walker 
  • Outstanding Student Progression in Inclusive Learning – Maddy Kerry 
  • Overcoming Barriers to Success in Pre-Employment Training (MINT) – Meghan Read 
  • The College Award for Dedication and Progress in English – Hope Godwin 
  • The College Award for Dedication and Progress in Maths – Lara Scott   
  • The College Award for Dedication and Hard Work in ESOL – Younes Bel Haj 
  • Outstanding Commitment in ASPIRE – James Howard 
  • Outstanding Achievement in Media, Business and Digital Industries – Reanna Denson-Smith 
  • Outstanding Effort in Engineering - James Thurston  
  • Outstanding Achievement in Construction – Jessica Byford 
  • Outstanding Achievement in Creative, Production and Performing Arts – Gus Cringle 
  • Outstanding Achievement in Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy – Evelyn Scott 
  • Outstanding Commitment and Progression in Hospitality and Catering - Patsakorn Thitisap 
  • Outstanding Achievement in Health, Social Care and Childcare - Branwen Westbrook  
  • Outstanding Commitment in Animal and Equine – Connor Murray 
  • Outstanding Achievement in Land-based Industries – Ben Collingwood 
  • The James Barr Memorial Award - Elizabeth Williams 
  • The Governors’ Robert Walton Award for Outstanding Contribution to College Life - Patsakorn Thitisap 
  • The Governors’ Award for Outstanding Student Achievement – Poppy Bye 

City College Norwich has ended the year with a celebration of the achievements of students who completed Further Education courses with Easton College, Norwich College, and Paston College, during 2021. 

Due to the pandemic, this year’s awards celebration was held online rather than as a face-to-face event. The change of format did not detract from the inspirational stories of success and achievement by students that were shared on the evening. 

A total of 22 award winners were announced during the ceremony, reflecting the huge breadth of Further Education courses available at the three colleges – from agriculture to digital industries - and spanning every level from Entry Level to Level 3 (A Level equivalent), including technical and vocational qualifications, GCSEs and A Levels, and pre-employment training. 

From these 22 outstanding students, two exceptional individuals were presented with additional awards – Paston A Level student Poppy Bye being awarded The Governors’ Award for Outstanding Student Achievement, and Professional Cookery student Patsakorn Thitisap receiving The Governors’ Robert Walton Award for Outstanding Contribution to College Life. 

Corrienne Peasgood OBE, Principal, City College Norwich, Easton College, and Paston College, commented: 

Even though we had to hold our Further Education Student Awards ceremony virtually this year, it was really important for us to recognise the achievements of all our students who completed Further Education courses this year. 

 

The class of 2021 started their college year learning in ‘bubbles’. They were periods when the pandemic meant that they had to learn from home, and when individual students and staff were self-isolating. 

 

Despite all these hurdles, which were particularly challenging for those studying towards vocational and technical qualifications, our students and staff showed incredible determination, resilience, creativity, and positivity in striving to achieve the best possible learning outcomes. 

 

It is always incredibly difficult to select small number of award winners from so many fantastic student achievements. These award winners have all done exceptionally well and are amazing examples of where Further Education can take you.”