The Trust’s first awards ceremony was a huge success, with almost 400 nominations being received across the 12 award categories. 48 young stars were invited to the glittering awards ceremony at the Village Hotel on Monday 23rd June 2014, who brought along proud friends, family, headteachers and governors. Matt Bailey, Capital FM breakfast presenter, was the Master of Ceremonies and he introduced the award sponsors who had the difficult task of selecting the award winners who were presented with special star trophies on stage. Every finalist received an amazing prize box worth over £100! Prizes included a day pass at a local attraction, cinema vouchers, INTU shopping voucher, family board game, commemorative mug, personalised chocolate and an invitation to an experience day at Newcastle College. Entertainment on the night included Monkseaton Middle School choir, a sweets buffet, photography ‘I spy’ challenge and music.
Young Campaigner Award
Winner: Kurt Atkins – Year 9, Silverdale School
Finalists:
Allen Oghene – Year 9, Churchill Community College
Kieron Marshall – Year 9, Churchill Community College
Alicia Jackson-Jones – Year 6, Redesdale Primary School
Inspiration Award
Winner: Rachel Winter – Year 5, Monkseaton Middle School
Finalists:
Jessica Wann – Year 9, Southlands School
Molly Nelson – Year 3, Hadrian Park Primary School
Taya Gracen – Year 11 Norham High School
Volunteering Award
Winner: Nathanial Warwick-Wake – Year 11, Southlands School
Winner: Joseph Harvey – Year 11, John Spence Community High School
Finalists:
Makenzie Dillon – Year 6, Grasmere Academy
Stephen Thornton – Year 11, Whitley Bay High School
Fundraising Award
Winner: Rhianna Hogg – Year 8, Burnside College
Finalists:
Lauren Adams – Year 6, Stephenson Memorial Primary School
Maisie Dodds – Year 6, Battle Hill Primary School
Owen Grant – Year 9 Whitley Bay High School
Resilience Award
Winner: Chloe Cowley – Year 6, Forest Hall Primary School
Finalists:
Harrison Young – Year 1, Hadrian Park Primary School
Jake Oakes – Year 11, Marden High School
Sophie Gregan – Year 11, George Stephenson High School
Achievement Award
Winner: Steven Discombe – Year 11, Longbenton Community College
Finalists:
Codie King – Year 5, Beacon Hill School
Eilidh Matthews – Year 2, Benton Dene Primary School
Emily Alderson – Year 1, Hazlewood Primary School
Diversity Award
Winner: Anthony Greer – Year 8, Monkseaton Middle School
Finalists:
Harrison Lynch – Year 2, Redesdale Primary School
Holly Appleby – Year 4, Carville Primary School
Lauren King – Year 10, John Spence Community High School
Green Award
Winner: Freya Woods – Year 4, Rockcliffe First School
Finalists:
Bryan Ward – Year 6, Stephenson Memorial Primary School
Harry Wheatley – Year 5, Redesdale Primary School
Kelsie Jones – Year 8, Churchill Community College
Entrepreneurship Award
Winner: Tanya Wilson – Year 6, Whitehouse Primary School
Finalists:
Chloe Burns – Year 10, John Spence Community High School
Connor McCardle – Year 11, Southlands School
Matthew Mordue – Year 8, Churchill Community College
Leadership Award
Winner: Amonik Melaco – Year 8, Monkseaton Middle School
Finalists:
Callum Jones – Year 6, Monkhouse Primary School
Chelcie Lyon – Year 13, Seaton Burn College
Faye Carr – Year 6, Stephenson Memorial Primary School
Can Do Award
Winner: Elliot Caswell – Year 9, Marden High School
Finalists:
Helen Elliot – Year 9, Whitley Bay High School
Luke Craddock – Year 6, Monkhouse Primary School
Muhammad Guweddeko – Year 13, Monkseaton High School
Special Recognition Award
Winner: Molly Clark Henderson – Year 6, Western Community Primary School
Finalists:
Chizoba Dimgba – Year 2, Wallsend Jubilee Primary School
Daniel topping – Year 10, Churchill Community College
Dzesika Zajda – Year 4, Western Community Primary School
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