Student Awards Ceremony 2021 - Friday 9th July 11:15am Isle of Wight College - The Isle of Wight College
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Student Awards
Ceremony
2021
Friday 9th July
11:15am
Isle of Wight College
Welcome from the Principal
It gives me great pleasure to
welcome you to our 2021
student awards ceremony,
which is a highlight of the
college year.
I am delighted that you are able to join us today In addition to skills relating to a specific career,
to help celebrate the achievements of our students also gain transferable skills which are
students. During the course of today, highly valued by employers. These include areas
approximately 200 of the college’s highest such as maths, English, teamwork and time-
performing students will be acknowledged in keeping. During their time at college students
recognition of their success. make excellent progress building their self-
confidence, which is vital for their future.
Unfortunately, due to COVID-19 related safety
This year, many students will progress to
measures, we are unable to host our usual full
employment or further training or education
awards ceremony, however I am pleased that our
including at prestigious universities across the
main award winners are able to join us in person
country to study degrees in subjects such Business
today.
Management, Drama and Film and Television
Studies, English, Fine Art, International Tourism
Despite the challenges brought about by the
Management, Midwifery, Occupational Therapy,
pandemic, college students and apprentices have
Paramedic Science, Physiotherapy, Radiography,
been successful in developing their skills across a
Sport and Exercise Science and Television
wide range of vocational and academic subjects
Production.
which have enabled them to move into careers in
areas ranging from engineering to hairdressing, The college takes great pride in the achievement
health and social care to hospitality. of our students with additional needs. This
inspirational group of people develop a wide range
of skills that enable them to either progress into
employment or work towards independent living.
On behalf of the college governors and staff I
would like to say how proud we all are of each of
our students’ achievements this year, in what has
been a particularly challenging time for everyone.
I hope you enjoy today’s celebration as much as I
Through its CECAMM facility at will.
Whippingham Technology Park the
college continues to work successfully
with a range of employers to help
Debbie Lavin CBE, Principal
meet local skills needs.
Order of ceremony
11.15am Ceremony commences
Welcome: Mr David Hodgkins, Director of Services for Students
Introduction: Dr Nick England DL, Chair of Governors
Guest Speaker: Lord Lieutenant, Mrs Susie Sheldon JP
Presentation of Awards: Mr David Hodgkins, Director of Services for Students
o Foundation Learning o Painting and Decorating
o Art and Design o Childhood Studies
o Graphic Design o Business
o Media Production o Health and Social Care
o Performing Arts o Public Services
o Photography o Beauty Therapy
o Land Based Studies o Hairdressing
o Carpentry and Joinery o Sport and Fitness
o Motor Vehicle o Catering and Hospitality
o Plumbing o Travel and Tourism
o Electrical
Announcement of Awards: Mrs Debbie Lavin CBE, Principal
The following special awards will be presented this morning:
o City Electrical Factors Electrotechnical Technology Level 2 Shield of Excellence
o City Electrical Factors Electrotechnical Technology Level 3 Shield of Excellence
o Isle of Wight Chamber of Commerce Business Student of the Year
o NCFE Student of the Year
o Stuart Dyer Cup for Excellence
o Equality & Diversity Student of the Year
Closure of ceremony, Dr Nick England DL, Chair of Governors
Stay Covid Safe
Please kindly follow staff guidance and instructions at
all times while inside the ceremony venue.
If you have any concerns or questions
please speak to a member of our staff.
Thank you for your co-operation.
Samantha Rooney Head of Department Foundation Learning Adam Brooker Foundation Learning Joshua Price Foundation Learning Ali Hassan Foundation Learning Vocational Sasha Elliott Supported Internship Pathways Glen Hunt Pathways Georgia Whiten Pathways Rob Mew Head of Department Art and Design Tegan Barton Art and Design Level 2 William Welton Art and Design Level 3 Luis Pedro Santiago Art and Design Level 3 Jessica Wiles Art and Design Level 3 Graphic Design Aaron Gould Graphic Design Level 3 Media Production Amber Hersey Creative Media Level 3 Gideon Davies Creative Media Level 3 Performing Arts Amelia Milford Performing Arts Level 2 Kaitlyn Scriver Performing Arts Level 3 Jessica McCallum Performing Arts Level 3 Taylor Morris Performing Arts Level 3
Photography
Lauren Green Photography Level 3
Land Based Studies
Amelie Davies Animal Care Level 1
Jamie Como Animal Care Level 3
Evie Coleman Animal Care Level 3
Adam Douglas-Cousins Horticulture Level 2
Carpentry and Joinery
Keiron Haigh Carpentry and Joinery Level 1
Motor Vehicle
Ryan Large Motor Vehicle Level 2
Peter Butcher Motor Vehicle Level 2
George Allenden Motor Vehicle Level 3
Plumbing
Joseph Coghlan Plumbing Level 1
Jenson Norman Plumbing Level 1
Electrical
Daniel Cundall Electrical Level 1
Paul Brampton Electrical Level 2
Barry Wilkes Electrical Level 3
Painting and Decorating
Rosie Hipkiss Painting and Decorating Access
Martina Butler Painting and Decorating Level 1
Kian Hollis Painting and Decorating Level 1
Emma Johnston Painting and Decorating Level 3
Childcare
Phoebe Scott Childcare Entry Level
Fleur Hippolite Childcare Level 3
George Goodier Childcare Level 3
Paul Buckland Head of Department Business Matthew Archer Business Level 2 Madison Knight Business Level 3 Florence Pontin Business Level 3 Health and Social Care Bethany Chapman Health and Social Care Level 2 Katie Freelove Health and Social Care Level 2 Caitlin Stewart Health and Social Care Level 3 Public Services Kira Smith Public Services Level 2 Naomi Gaskin Public Services Level 3 Beauty Therapy Lucy Webster Beauty Therapy Level 2 Morgan Richardson Beauty Therapy Level 2 Terrizeta May Beauty Therapy Level 3 Hairdressing Megan Smith Hairdressing Level 1 Kasia Lake Hairdressing Level 2 Sport and Fitness Harleigh Abbott Sport and Fitness Level 2 Roxy Browne Sport and Fitness Level 3 Daniel Jacobs Sport and Fitness Level 3 Lewis Jenkins Sport and Fitness Level 3 Catering and Hospitality Ellie-Mae Huntington Catering Level 1 Adam Martin Catering Level 1 Joey Linsell Catering Level 2 Isaac Roberts Catering Level 3 Luke Salkeld Hospitality Level 3 Marc Barker Hospitality Level 3
Travel and Tourism
Emily Saneha Travel and Tourism Level 3
Nathan Miles Travel and Tourism Level 3
The following Awards will
now be presented
City Electrical Factors Electrotechnical Technology
Award Level 2 and Level 3
Isle of Wight Chamber of Commerce Business Student
of the Year
NCFE Student of the Year
Stuart Dyer Cup for Excellence
Equality and Diversity Student of the Year
Close of ceremony
Kindly remain in your seats whilst the Principal and
guests leave the room
“Teachers have high expectations of students. They use teaching,
learning and assessment methods which are effective in helping students
to achieve and make progress. As a result, students enjoy their learning
and are motivated to achieve”
Ofsted 2017
“Students benefit from a very effective range of support services, which
are implemented to enable all students to make good progress despite
barriers to learning they may have”
Ofsted 2017
Private functions
We can provide staff and food for
your event, whatever your needs -
from canapés or buffet to full
dinner, the choice is yours - all at a
price to suit your budget.
Come and join us for lunch or dinner at your leisure. Our students will be happy to
cook and serve you a fantastic meal in a Covid safe, friendly and relaxed
atmosphere, under the supervision of our expert Head Chef and Restaurant
Manager.
Lunch 12.00-14.00 hrs on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays
Dinner from 18.30 hrs on Thursdays
Large free car park
Wheelchair friendly restaurant with disabled car parking nearby
Phone 01983 535206 or email restaurant@iwcollege.ac.uk
Hospitality and Catering students studying at the Isle of Wight College have recently entered the
prestigious national Nestle Toque d’Or competition. Out of over 1,000 entries from colleges across
the country, only 12 finalists have been chosen and two are from the Isle of Wight College.
College mentor and restaurant manager, Emmanuel Ferdinand said:
‘I would like them to win, and we will do our best to do so – an amazing achievement for our
college. I am proud to have such amazing students.’KEEP COVID SAFE Please kindly follow staff guidance and instructions at all times. Please wear your mask at all times when inside the venue and not seated (unless exempt). Sanitise your hands regularly. Please keep 2 metres from people outside of your own bubble, whenever possible. If you have any concerns or questions, please speak to a member of our staff. Thank you for your co-operation.
This year’s theme and template have been designed by: Keira Jayne-Blundell - Level 3 Graphic Design Student
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