Win £2,000 prize for your school in the Welwyn Hatfield Times School Awards 2014
The Welwyn Hatfield Times School Awards 2014 - Credit: Archant
Entries are flooding in for the most exciting event in the borough’s education calendar – the 2014 Welwyn Hatfield Times School Awards.
And £2,000 worth of building work is up for grabs, thanks to awards hosts Oaklands College.
The prize will go to the school with the highest number of winning entrants from the various award categories.
Held in association with the college, the awards are now in their third year, and will once again celebrate the achievements of staff and students at schools and colleges across Welwyn Garden City, Hatfield and Potters Bar.
Zoe Hancock, principal at Oaklands College, said: “We are looking forward to celebrating and recognising the achievements of local teachers and pupils.
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“It’s going to be a fantastic night and a great way to round up the school year.”
The award categories are:
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* Teacher of the Year (Secondary) – sponsored by Canada Life
* Teacher of the Year (Primary) – sponsored by The Howard Centre
* School of the Year (Primary) – sponsored by Morgan Sindall
* School of the Year (Secondary) – sponsored by Roche Products
* Innovation/Project of the Year – sponsored by Henkel
* Pupil of the Year
* Sporting Achiever of the Year
* Special Recognition Award
* Support Staff Member
* Unsung Hero Award
The deadline for nominations is 5pm on June 6, and not only is it free to enter, but you can enter as many different categories as you like, with all nominations considered.
Finalists will be selected by a special panel of judges, and the winner of each category will be announced at a gala awards evening held at Oaklands College’s Welwyn Garden City campus on Thursday, July 10.
* For full details of the categories, and how to enter the awards, visit www.whtschoolawards.co.uk/