Friday, 2 July 2010

This evening I attended the first Yorkshire Evening Post 'Best in School Awards 2010 at the University of Leeds...

The awards were sponsored by Standby Teachers, Ringways, Thackray Museum, Viking Direct, Vital, Kumon, Leeds Rhinos and Education Leeds and it was brilliant to see around three hundred children and adults cheering on the nominees for these wonderful celebrations of the best of Leeds.

There were four shortlisted entries for each of the twelve awards and the winners were:
  • Best Lunchtime Assistant was Sharon Hodgson from Pudsey Tyersal Primary School;
  • Best Lollypop Man or Lady was Janet Deighton from Whinmoor St Paul's CE Primary School;
  • Best Caretaker was Tony Dobb from Middleton St Mary's CE Primary School;
  • Best After-school Club was the rugby league club at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Primary School;
  • Best Secretary or Receptionist was Margaret Frost from St Anthony's Catholic Primary School;
  • Best Volunteer was Carol Grey from Woodlands Primary School;
  • Best Sports Team was the Under 11 Netball Team from the Grammar School at Leeds;
  • Best Mentor was Julie Wilson from Moortown Primary School;
  • Best Teaching Assistant was Sue Holroyd from Oulton Primary School;
  • Best Class Project was the Heroes topic from Moortown Primary School;
  • Best Teacher was Laura Lumley from Holy Name Catholic Primary School;
  • Best Headteacher was Pauline Gavin from St Bartholomew's CE Primary School.
It was a great evening celebrating the very best of primary education here in Leeds. Thanks to colleagues at the Yorkshire Evening Post for creating and managing these wonderful awards.
Chris

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