The 2015 NTLT Star Awards ceremony took place on Wednesday 1st July at the Discovery Museum where the 48 young stars shone brighter than the day’s record breaking sun! Over 300 people attended the glittering awards ceremony to celebrate the outstanding achievements of children and young people from North Tyneside. Entertainment was provided by way of a photo booth, Newcastle University’s Street Scientists, a pizza buffet and a sweets table! Special thanks go to our main event sponsor, Vision for Education, and our individual award sponsors, without their generous support this event would not have been possible.
Fundraising Award
Winner: Kieron Marshall – Year 9, Churchill Community College
Finalists:
Isabelle Fry – Year 1, Southridge First School
Stephen Gradwell – Year 11, George Stephenson High School,
Shaunmichael O’Halleron – Year 5, Silverdale School
Leadership Award
Winner: Ellie Florence Thompson – Year 6, Stephenson Memorial Primary School
Finalists:
Matthew Sample – Year 13, Churchill Community College
Beth Storey – Year 12, Churchill Community College
Jack Lightbown – Year 8, Wellfield Middle School
Volunteering Award
Winner: Winner: Alexandra Gravell – Year 13, George Stephenson High School
Finalists:
Matthew Parker – Year 11, Seaton Burn College
Piper McGregor – Year 3, Silverdale School
Joseph Stuart – Year 7, Valley Gardens Middle School
Resilience Award
Winner: Cruz Hudson – Reception, Monkhouse Primary School
Finalists:
Uriah Grebby – Year 4, Benton Dene School
Emily Kate Jackson – Year 4, Woodlawn School
Sophie Bell – Year 11, George Stephenson High School
Green Award
Winners: Charlie and William Pellow – Year 3, Marine Park First School
Finalists:
Tilly Aveyard – Year 5, Monkhouse Primary School
Hannah Kindred – Year 3, Whitehouse Primary School
Can Do Award
Winner: Lucas Graham – Year 4, Monkhouse Primary
Finalists:
Kai Smith – Year 6, Silverdale School
James Wears – Year 10, Beacon Hill School
Aom Sueakeaw – Year 6, Grasmere Academy
Inspiration Award
Winner: Andrew Gray – Year 10, Burnside Business and Enterprise College
Finalists:
Shannon Byrne – Year 11, Norham High School
Taylor Charlton – Year 5, Monkhouse Primary School
Chloe Blackwell – Year 6, Stephenson Memorial Primary School
Local Hero Award
Winner: Robert Lee – Year 6, Denbigh Community Primary
Finalists:
Amy Bell – Year 8, Wellfield Middle School
Sean Sansom – Year 1, Benton Dene Primary School
Libby Wright – Year 11, Burnside Business and Enterprise College
Breakthrough Award
Winner: Pauline Kidd – Year 11, Moorbridge
Finalists:
Erin Curry – Year 4, Grasmere Academy
Daniel James Allan – Year 5, King Edward Primary School
Robert Ellis – Year 5, Silverdale School
Achievement Award
Winner: Abbi Savage – Year 8, Southlands School
Finalists:
Luke Blacklock – Year 13, George Stephenson High School
Sam Bullock – Year 8, Burnside Business and Enterprise College
Jamie Brown – Year 7, Churchill Community College
Inclusion Award
Winner: Caitlain Wright – Year 11, Monkseaton High School
Finalists:
Sam Wardlaw – Reception, Redesdale Primary School
Genna Archer – Year 6, Stephenson Memorial Primary School
Sarah Gilroy – Year 13, Burnside Business and Enterprise College
Winners Choice Award
Winner: Tialeigh Smith – Year 5, Ivy Road Primary
Finalists:
Rosie Campbell – Year 2, South Wellfield First School
Casey McCartney – Year 5, Stephenson Memorial Primary School
Sophie Tonge – Year 5, Stephenson Memorial Primary School
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