Ely College’s high flyers are honoured at inaugural sports awards
Award-winning Ely College students with Rod Garnham, of Corkers Crisps. - Credit: Archant
The new Ely College Sports Leadership Awards got off to a flying start this year.
The new awards, backed by Corkers Crisps, recognised and rewarded students of all ages for their involvement in promoting and participating in sports.
Awards were made in three categories; performance, leadership and commitment and to be selected for an award, students had to demonstrate excellence in their personal performance, in their leadership of others, and/or in their levels of commitment.
At the same time, they had also to demonstrate satisfactory performance in other subjects, and in relation to their behaviour and conduct, in and out of school.
If a student achieves an award in all three categories during their time at the college, they are rewarded with the Platinum Sports Award for Achievement.
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The winner of the platinum award in 2014 was Sarah McLaughlin, for her all round performance in each of the three categories.
In the same week, Louise Stableford, winner of an award in the performance category, qualified to compete in the 200m nationals in August.
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Rod Garnham, one of the owners of Corkers Crisps, said: “We are delighted to support Ely College’s Sports Awards, and it’s great to see such a high standard of achievement from students in its inaugural year. We very much look forward to more of the same in subsequent years.”
Ben Gibbs, chair of governors at Ely College, said: “I would like to thank Rod and his colleagues at Corkers Crisps for their support and generosity in sponsoring these awards. It’s fantastic to see a local business grow so successfully on the basis of a local product, and I am delighted that they have engaged with our curriculum in this way.”
