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.
The 2014 finalists and winners are…
Young Campaigner Award
- Kurt Atkins
- Allen Oghene
- Kieron Marshall
- Alicia Jackson-Jones
Inspiration Award
- Rachel Winter
- Jessica Wann
- Molly Nelson
- Taya Gracen
Volunteering Award
- Nathanial Warkick-Wake
- Joseph Harvey
- Makenzie Dillon
- Stephen Thornton
Fundraising Award
- Rhianna Hogg
- Lauren Adams
- Maisie Dodds
- Owen Grant
Resilience Award
- Chloe Cowley
- Harrison Young
- Jake Oakes
- Sophie Gregan
Achievement Award
- Steven Discombe
- Codie King
- Eilidh Matthews
- Emily Alderson
Diversity Award
- Anthony Greer
- Harrison Lynch
- Holly Appleby
- Lauren King
Green Award
- Freya Woods
- Bryan Ward
- Harry Wheatley
- Kelsie Jones
Entrepreneurship Award
- Tanya Wilson
- Chloe Burns
- Connor McCardle
- Matthew Mordue
Leadership Award
- Amonik Melaco
- Callum Jones
- Chelcie Lyon
- Faye Carr
Can Do Award
- Elliot Caswell
- Helen Elliot
- Luke Craddock
- Muhammad Guweddeko
Special Recognition Award
- Molly Clark Henderson
- Chizoba Dimgba
- Daniel Topping
- Dzesika Zajda
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