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Inspiring
Inspire-Aspire Awards
H. Forman & Son, Stratford, London
Wednesday 11th July 2012
Awards Presented by:
Derek Redmond
Dame Tessa Jowell MP
Awards Presented by
Derek Redmond
Derek is one of Britain’s greatest ever
400m Olympic athletes. His career
brought gold medals at Olympic, World,
European and Commonwealth levels.
Derek also had more than his fair share of
bad luck and heartache, most famously
during the Barcelona Olympics when his
hamstring snapped during the semi finals.
Derek, a medal favourite, struggled to his
feet and hobbled the remaining 250 metres
in a scene that has become one of the most
enduring in modern Olympic history.
Dame Tessa Jowell MP
David Lorimer
Tessa is the MP for Dulwich and
West Norwood. Formerly a
member of both the Blair and
Brown Cabinets, she is currently
the Shadow Minister for the
Olympics and Shadow Minister
for London. Tessa played a key
role in bringing the Olympics to
London
during her time in
Government which included
spells as Minister of State to the
Department of Health, Minister
of State to the Department of
Education and Employment and
Secretary of State for Culture,
Media and Sport.
David is Chief Executive of
Character Education Scotland and
creator of the Inspire-Aspire
Awards
having
originally
developed the format in 2006.
Since then the awards programme
has gone from strength to
strength
reaching
many
thousands of young people in
schools across the UK and further
afield. David was Scottish and
British
Universities
3000m
Steeplechase Champion in 1972
before going on to developing his
career as a writer, lecturer, editor
and educationalist.
Programme
3.00pm
Refreshments and Exhibition of Award Winning Posters
3.30pm
Welcome from Lance Forman
3.35pm
Introduction by David Lorimer
3.40pm
Antoine de Navacelle, International Pierre de Coubertin Committee
3.45pm
Dame Tessa Jowell MP
3.50pm
Derek Redmond, Olympian
4.00pm
2012 Inspire>Aspire Awards Ceremony
4.25pm
East Village - Closing Remarks
4.30pm
Filming and Photography
GOLD LEVEL
Gold Finalists continued . .
1st
Giulia Battaglia-Trovato,
Putney High School*
2nd
Emma Andrews,
Putney High School
3rd= Mia Springer,
Watford Grammar School for Girls*
Priya Narayan,
Ricards Lodge High School*
4th= Chanini Gnavavel,
The Tiffin Girls’ School*
Noa Sturgeon,
Putney High School
Gold Finalists
Issie Attey,
The Royal Masonic School for Girls*
Ella Bailey,
Watford Grammar School for Girls
Pavun Basra,
The Tiffin Girls’ School
Alice Bateman,
Roundwood Park School*
Sophia Fearon,
The Tiffin Girls’ School
Charlotte Firby,
Roundwood Park School
Lily Hawkes,
Oxford High School for Girls*
Ana Hutcheson,
The Tiffin Girls’ School
Felise Martin,
St Joan of Arc Catholic School*
Evie McEvoy,
Putney High School
Nikita Tank,
Watford Grammar School for Girls
Mayuri Tharmapoopathy,
The Tiffin Girls’ School
Lasata Tuladhar,
The Tiffin Girls’ School
SILVER LEVEL
1st
2nd
Jayme Garland,
The Royal Masonic School for Girls
Rebecca Ladyman,
Watford Grammar School for Girls
3rd= Francesca Farlie,
The Royal Masonic School for Girls
Mathuri Tharmapoopathy,
The Tiffin Girls’ School
4th= Mariel Anthonypillai,
The Tiffin Girls’ School
Olivia Brennand,
The Harefield Academy
Elise Kelly,
The Harefield Academy*
Silver Finalists
Ershad Ahmadi,
Henry Compton School*
Emily Bannister,
Bridgewater Middle School
Oscar Cartwright,
Deptford Green School*
Eleanor Elder,
Oxford High School for Girls
Jennifer Fernandes,
St Joan of Arc Catholic School
Alexandra Graham,
Putney High School
Annabel Hunt,
Bridgewater Middle School*
Grace Jackson,
Vyners School
Silver Finalists Continued . .
Siddika Khanom
Central Girls Foundation School
Leah Manderson,
Brooklands Middle School*
Jo Neame,
The Latymer School*
Kevin Ranaweera,
Vyners School*
Isobel Walker,
The Tiffin Girls’ School
Islay Shelbourne,
Roundwood Park School
Francesca Smyth,
The Royal Masonic School for Girls
Kevin Toskaj,
Henry Compton School
Rebecca Twitchen,
Roundwood Park School
Isobel Walker,
The Tiffin Girls’ School
Janifa Yasmin
Central Foundation Girls School*
BRONZE LEVEL
1st=
Charlotte Allen,
Bridgewater Middle School
Charlotte Goodger,
Watford Grammar School for Girls
2nd
Jessica Morgan, Vyners School
3rd
Georgia Heggie, Cove School*
4th= Jennie Butterworth,
Oxford High School for Girls
Ryan Kirwan,
The Harefield Academy
Jessica Potts,
Bridgewater Middle School
Bronze Finalists
Anisah Ahmed
Central Foundation Girls School
Ella Ashwell,
Brooklands Middle School
Roxana Chakrabarti,
The Latymer School
Oscar Corscarden,
Roundwood Park School
Tommylee Emery,
The Bishop David Brown School*
Edinam Edem-Jordijie,
Kingsford Community School*
Bronze Finalists Continued . .
Benjy Harta,
The John Lyon School*
Amber Horn,
Bridgewater Middle School
Olivia Howe,
The Cottesloe School*
Rebecca Hutchison,
St Joan of Arc Catholic School
Emma Johnson,
Thomas Coram Middle School*
Alana Johnston,
Gloucester Academy*
James Maguire,
The John Fisher School*
Sabah Mahmood,
Cressex Community School*
Isobel Meaney,
Bridgewater Middle School
Elishia Mendis,
Hendon School*
Khahisa Mhalanga,
The Christian School*
Kester Page, Vyners School
Erin Roberts,
Brooklands Middle School
Jasmine Tickell,
Teignmouth Community School*
Dhilakshani Vignaraja,
Ricards Lodge High School
Amelia Warren,
Wellsway School*
PRIMARY SCHOOL AWARDS
1st
1st
2nd
3rd
1st
2nd
3rd
Year 4
Aisha Jones,
The Christian School
Year 5
Mehmet Havuc,
Latymer All Saints PS*
Ahana Hundal,
St James Junior School*
Evie Harris,
St James Junior School
Year 6
Daisy Belknap,
St Joan of Arc School*
Olivia Shacklock,
Bridgewater Middle School
Jasmine Liddell,
St Joan of Arc School
* also denotes best in school
Primary Finalists
Ellie Jaie Birdsey,
Our Lady Catholic Primary School*
Joe Bolger, St Joan of Arc School
Freya Byford, The Christian School
Nathan Carlyle, St Joan of Arc School
Kirana Carter Shaw,
St James Junior School
Hannah Cato,
Latymer All Saints Primary School
Simone Forte,
Latymer All Saints Primary School
Rory Hart, St Joan of Arc School
Zilan Karagoz,
The Copenhagen School
Rhianna Lewis, The Christian School
Alwin Manjaly,
Holy Trinity Catholic Primary School*
Eloise Norris,
Bridgewater Middle School
Vaidehi Patel,
St James Junior School
Shannon Smith,
St Joan of Arc School
Jasmine Wembankoy,
The Copenhagen School*
CHARACTER EDUCATION SCHOOL AWARDS
Inspire>Aspire is designed to help teachers explore character qualities in the
classroom and use this to help develop aspirations in their students. Character
Education School Awards recognise individual Schools and their Teachers for
outstanding contributions to this aim.
Rachel Swaffield, Bridgewater Middle School
Jane Heap, Putney High School
Steven Little, Ricards Lodge High School
Michelle Rooney, Roundwood Park School
Kim Cook, The Royal Masonic School for Girls
Jennifer Thompson, The Tiffin Girls’ School
Neil Lobo, Vyners School
Sam Mitchell, Watford Grammar School for Girls
What will happen to the Athlete’s
Village after London 2012?
East Village: London’s new
neighbourhood that breaks the
mould for UK residential
developments
and
directly
responds to the capital’s critical
need for new housing.
The first legacy neighbourhood for
London, situated on the doorstep of
The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is
- East Village, London E20 - and will
be ready for residents to move into in
2013.
East Village offers residents:
 A choice of apartments and
townhouses, all uniquely designed
 Tree lined streets, open parkland,
private courtyard gardens and
wetlands
 The buzz of over 30 local shops, cafes
and restaurants
 A world-class education campus,
Chobham Academy
This exciting new neighbourhood will
initially deliver 2,818 new homes. In
addition to 1,439 private homes mainly
available to rent, there will be 1,379
affordable homes offering the choice
of buying or renting to people with a
range of income levels.
 A state-of-the-art Medical Centre
 Europe’s largest shopping centre,
Westfield, Stratford City
 Endless leisure facilities in the
Olympic Park and beyond
Combining inspiring design by a
number of the world’s leading
architects, East Village will provide
more accessibility, space, stability,
security and world-class facilities than
any
other
London
residential
development.
Home to over 6,000 Londoners in a
space equivalent to St James’s Park
and unlike any other residential
development in London, East Village
will combine the vibrancy of city
living with un-rivalled outdoor space
and world-class facilities.
Residents moving into this new
neighbourhood will enjoy living in one
of the capital’s best-connected areas.
Canary Wharf can be reached in 12
minutes, the West End in 20 minutes
and St Pancras International in just 6
minutes.
For
the
frequent
international traveller, all London
airports can be reached within the
hour.
“Seeing young people inspired
by the Olympic Games is a
wonderful thing but more
than that, I myself have been
inspired by the young people by their work, their vision,
their creativity, their
enthusiasm - they have shown
how to be inspirational
people themselves”
Katherine Grainger, MBE
Olympic Rower
Chief Executive
David Lorimer MA, PGCE, FRSA
Gibliston Mill, Colinsburgh, Fife KY9 1JS
Tel: 01333 340490
Email: [email protected]
Registered Office
Character Education Scotland, The Career Studio
Granary Business Centre, Cupar, Fife KY15 5YQ
Tel: 01334 844900
Email: [email protected]
www.character-scotland.org.uk
Character Education Scotland is a company limited by guarantee
Registered in Scotland number 365627
Registered charity in Scotland number SC040962
Supported by a grant from the John Templeton Foundation
and the Garfield Weston Foundation