Working in
partnership with the Outreach team at the Sheffield Hallam
University we held our 5th
secondary awards ceremony in the Pennine Lecture Theatre last week. Over 200 young people
from 7 secondary schools across the city were invited to receive a Gold
award for choosing to take part in over 100 hours of out of school activity,
along with some students who have been taking part in activities away from
school and have gained credits using their Passport to Learning. The highest
award winner will receive an award for attending over 800 hours of activities.
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| Students from Firth Park receive their awards |
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| Our lovely helpers Sakina and Leah in the marketplace |
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| Learning circus skills with Greentop Circus |
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| Getting busy! |
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| Philip Severs from Sheffield Hallam welcomes parents/carers and award winners to the University |
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| Sheffield CU Chancellor Eliot Kennedy gives an inspiring speech |
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| A fantastic performance by Sheffield Razzamataz Theatre School |
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| Becky from Sheffield Hallam talks about life as a student |
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| Students from Firth Park talk about their out of school activities |
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| A fab performance by Lauren from Yewlands |
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| Students from Forge Valley receive their awards |
Sheffield CU also works in
partnership with Languages Sheffield to ensure students who give up their time
to learn their home language are celebrated and rewarded through the HoLA (Home
Language Accreditation) project. Award winners from the some of the community
language schools also attended the ceremony to receive their Gold award for
giving up their time to learn their home language.
HUGE congratulations are due to schools staff, parents/carers and award winners for the dedication to learning in their own time!
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