
The ceremony, which was sponsored by the Lincolnite, featured a Christmas theme including performances by the colleges’ music students that stole the show, with guests also enjoying a traditional Christmas dinner.
A special award for Most Improved Student was also dedicated to former-college staff member Kev Gibbon, who sadly passed away earlier this year.
Lincoln College Group CEO Gary Headland said: “I was so was proud to present awards to our students yesterday evening, recognising their extraordinary achievements.
“It’s been a really tough couple of years and the stories of resilience and how some of them have overcome significant adversity were truly humbling.
“It was great to have so many leaders of our local and regional business present and to be able to thank them for their support of us all year round, so that we in turn can serve them effectively by producing people who are highly-skilled and also highly-prepared to hit the ground running in their businesses.
“Thank you also to Lincolnshire Police Chief Constable Chris Haward, who shared his own personal journey through education, which was really inspirational for our students.”
Our winners:
Performing Arts and Creative Arts category - Jack Shaw
Construction Apprentice Award - Paulius Rafanavicius
Construction Student Award - Oscar McLaren
A-Levels and Access to HE Award - Tye Kirk
Care College Student Award - Chris Charumbira
Care Services Apprentice Award - Rachel Kelman
Care Services Student Award - Sophie Blackburn
Business and Education Apprentice Award - Gillian Macias
Business and Education Student Award - Shane Dale
English and Maths award - Andrew Thursby
Hair and Beauty Student award - Gemma Cotterill
Hair and Beauty Apprentice of the year - Lucy Sprigg
Engineering and Technology Student Award - Georgia Davey
Engineering and Technology Apprentice Award - Osvaldas Milasius
Sport, Public Service or Animal Care Performance Award - Charlotte Johnson
Commitment to Sport, Public Services or Animal Care Award - Kyle Storer
Award for Community Education and ESOL - Toni Kime
Service Sector Student Award - Jack Fairweather
Service Sector Apprentice Award - Rhiannon Gillings
Philip Dawson Foundation Learning Award - Ellie Kennedy
Made in Gainsborough Apprentice Award - Philip Brackenbridge
Air and Defence Student Award - Faith Stephens
Policing College awards - Lochlan Chamberlain and Dominic Capewell
Richard Arbon Award for Overcoming Adversity - Daisy Hackney
Most Improved Student Award Ben Craig
Apprentice of the Year - Rachel Kelman
16-to-18-year-old Student of the Year Award - Shane Dale
Over 19 Student of the Year Award - Andrew Thursby
KryptoKloud Award for Digital Learner if the Year - Megan Thompson
Entrepreneurial Achievement Award - Kerry Gabbitas
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Date Posted
06 December 2021
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Last Edited
06 December 2021
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Categories
Alumni, Lincoln College, Newark College, Gainsborough College, Business, Made in Gainsborough