Winners announced at the 2011 Education Business Awards
The winners of the 2011 Education Business Awards were announced at spectacular awards ceremony at the Emirates Stadium, London.
The Awards, sponsored by ETeach, recognise successful schools and projects that demonstrate how the dedication of teaching and management staff, coupled with sound investment, have delivered better learning environments. Awards presenter Moira Stuart OBE announced the winners in 22 categories covering a range of areas in education.
Vic Goddard of Passmores Academy and Anthony Hull of Costessey Junior School picked up the Outstanding Teacher Awards (Secondary and Primary), with London's Bethnal Green Technology College winning the Outstanding Progress Award (Secondary) category, sponsored by NEC, and Oxford's Rose Hill Primary School receiving the Outstanding Progress (Primary) category, sponsored by Primary Teaching Services.
The Outstanding Progress Award for the Independent schools sector, sponsored by Espresso Education and Channel 4 Learning, was picked up by St. Joseph's School, Cornwall.
Further information on all winning and shortlisted schools plus event photography will be available shortly. The full list of winners is below.
Outstanding Teacher Award - Secondary
sponsored by Eteach
Winner: Vic Goddard - Principal, Passmores Academy
Commended: Dr Christopher Ray - The Manchester Grammar School
Stephen Drew - Deputy Headteacher, Passmores Academy
Richard Rolfe - Headteacher, Le Rocquier School, Jersey
Liam Nolan, Headteacher, Perry Beeches School, Birmingham
Jimmy Phillips, English Teacher, Baxter College, Kidderminster
Outstanding Teacher Award - Primary
sponsored by Eteach
Winner: Anthony Hull - Headteacher, Costessey Junior School
Commended: Michaela Long - Head Teacher, Christ Church CE Primary School
Suzanne Keller - Class Teacher, St. Mary's C of E Junior School
Sarah Marks - Class Teacher, Pinfold Primary School
Joan Clarke, Class Teacher, St. Michael's CofE Primary School
Outstanding Progress Award - Secondary
sponsored by NEC Display Solutions
Winner: Bethnal Green Technology College, London
Commended: Samuel Ward Academy, Suffolk
Ash Green School & Arts College, Coventry
Debden Park High School, Essex
Sir John Cass Foundation and Redcoat Church of England Secondary School, London
Outstanding Progress Award - Primary
sponsored by Primary Teaching Services
Winner: Rose Hill Primary School, Oxford
Commended: Old Park Primary School, Telford
The Spinney Primary School, Cambridge
St. Mary's Catholic Primary School, London
Willowbrook Primary School, Leicester
Outstanding Progress - Independent School
sponsored by Espresso Education and Channel 4 Learning
Winner: St. Joseph's School, Cornwall
Commended: Gems Sherfield School, Hampshire
Caterham School, Surrey
St. Paul's School, London
Ruthin School, Denbighshire
SEN Provision Award
sponsored by Mike Ayres Design
Winner: James Brindley School, Birmingham
Commended: Frank Wise School, Oxfordshire
Roman Fields School, Herts
Ambergate Sports College, Lincolnshire
The New School At West Heath, Kent
SEN Inclusion Award
sponsored by Mike Ayres Design
Winner: Baxter College, Worcestershire
Commended: Manford Primary School, Essex
Childwall Sports College, Merseyside
The Belvedere Academy, Liverpool
Outstanding Academy Award
sponsored by Kumon
Winner: Globe Academy, London
Commended: Longfield Academy, Kent
Trinity Academy, Doncaster
Bristol Metropolitan Academy, Bristol
Barnsley Academy, Barnsley
Academy Partnership Award
sponsored by Kumon
Winner: Manchester Communication Academy, Manchester
Commended: Lincoln Castle Academy (Yarborough School), Lincoln
Carlton Academy / Redhill Academy, Nottingham
Academy Development Award
sponsored by Capital Solutions Group
Winner: Brighton Aldridge Community Academy, Brighton
Commended: Maltings Academy, Essex
Hope Academy, Merseyside
School Recruitment Award
sponsored by Eteach
Winner: James Brindley School, Birmingham
Commended: Wallington County Grammar School, Surrey
The Cherwell School. Oxford
Sports Award
sponsored by Collinson
Winner: The Oratory School, South Oxfordshire
Commended: Norden Community Primary School, Lancashire
Churchill Community College, Tyne & Wear
Benfield School, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
School Security Award
sponsored by resource group
Winner: Dinnington Community Primary School, Sheffield
Commended: Foremarke Hall - Repton Preparatory School, Derbyshire
St. Edwards School, Oxford
School Catering Award
sponsored by the Local Authority Caterers Association
Winner: Crondall Primary School, Hampshire
Commended: Abbotsholme School, Staffordshire
Great Missenden CofE Combined School, Buckinghamshire
Environmental Building Award
sponsored by Big Green Book
Winner: Crocketts Community Primary School, West Midlands
Commended: Sandal Magna Community Primary School, Wakefield
Beaverwood School for Girls, Chislehurst, Kent
School Building Award
sponsored by Calfordsleaden
Winner: Evelyn Grace Academy, Brixton
Commended: Chelsea Academy, London
Stoke Newington School & Sixth Form, London
Knop Law Primary School, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Michael Faraday Community School, London
ICT Facility Award
sponsored by GCSEPod
Winner: Longfield Academy, Kent
Commended: Towers Junior School, Essex
Christ The King Catholic Primary School, Birmingham
Blessed Edward Oldcorne Catholic College, Worcester
Music Award
sponsored by Key Strings Musical Education
Winner: Sidcot School, North Somerset
Commended: Pate's Grammar School, Cheltenham
Westonbirt School, Gloucestershire
Science Award
sponsored by Lab Systems Furniture
Winner: Pate's Grammar School, Cheltenham
Commended: Cullercoats Primary School, North Tyneside
Sydenham School, London
Cwmcarn Primary School, Newport, Wales
ICT Innovation Award
sponsored by Hue Animation
Winner: Costello Technology College, Basingstoke
Commended: Marlborough School Science College, Herts
Penpol School, Cornwall
Frank Wise School, Oxfordshire
Egglescliffe School, Cleveland
Art & Craft Award
sponsored by Brian Clegg
Winner: Burnholme Community College, York
Commended: Brentside High School, London
Holte Visual & Performing Arts College, Birmingham
Educational Visits Award
sponsored by WST Travel
Winner: South Bromsgrove High School, Worcester
Commended: Wey Valley School, Dorset
St Martin’s School, Brentwood
Seaham School of Technology, County Durham
