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Students Praised For Hard Work
December 15th, 2009
Tollbar Business Enterprise and Humanities College students were praised for their "achievement, endeavour and sporting prowess" at the school’s presentation evening.
Principal David Hampson was "delighted" following what has been the most successful year in the school's history.
He said: "This is the most committed group of young people I have ever come across." The attitude we have here is that failure is not an option."
"The students' outcome is not always about results, however, it's about enthusiasm and the assets they will be to society."
"Since 2003 we have put in measures to ensure the progression of students year on year; our job this year is to maintain these standards because obviously we are at the height."
Phil Bond, Chair of Governors, said: "The journey to get where we are has been a long one, but the future is very exciting."
"We've come here tonight to celebrate the hard work of students that has led to the school's international reputation and the willingness to progress even further."
The school is celebrating its recent partnership with Edge Hill University, creating Tollbar Edge, which is looking to take on academies in the area.
Guest speaker Robert Smedley, Dean of Faculty of Education for Edge Hill University, said: "When you put together two outstanding organisations, the result is something extremely extraordinary indeed."
"It is an absolute privilege to be invited to this evening's presentation and I find it inspirational visiting Tollbar; to see the talent that is present here."
"For me, it's very important to be a part of this key event because of the partnerships of two organisations and to recognise and reward the achievement of our young people."
Mr Smedley also donated £3,000 to the college's achievement funds, describing the way Tollbar recognised and rewarded its young people's accomplishments as "phenomenal".
The evening's musical performers included The Tollbar Jazz Band, The Senior Vocal Ensemble and solos from James Blake.
Award Winners
Subject Prizes Achievement in Year 10: Art and Design, Lauren Cook; BTEC Business, Emily Snell; Business Studies, Olivia Hockney; Citizenship, Joshua Barnard; Double Languages, Poppy Wall; English, Olivia Hockney, Bethany Collins and Ashley Rycroft; French, Bryony Webb; Geography, Amy Clayton; History, Thomas Latimer; ICT, Ashleigh Fletcher and Thomas Dent; Mathematics, Steven Daly, Benjamin Grainger and Sian Kirwin; Performing Arts, Eloise Webb; Physical Education, Alice Jackson and Danny Wright; Resistant Materials, Joshua Keyes; Science, Lucas Van Rijswijk, Bethany Collins and Bethany Draper; Spanish, Lara Forero; Textiles, Melissa Towriss; Wider Key Skills, Liam Cadden.
Achievement Shield Winners: Art and Design, Lauren Cook; Business Studies, Olivia Hockney; Citizenship, Joshua Barnard; Double Languages, Poppy Wall; English, Bethany Collins; Humanities, Thomas Latimer; ICT, Thomas Dent; Mathematics, Steven Daly; Modern Languages, Bryony Webb; Performing Arts, Eloise Webb; Physical Education, Alice Jackson; Science, Lucas Van Rijswijk; Technology, Melissa Towriss.
Subject Prizes Endeavour in Year 10: Art and Design, Kirstie Armitage; BTEC Business, Katie Baker; Business Studies, Emma Gibbon; Citizenship, George Lee; English, Lucy Cook, Katie Simcock and Poppy Wall; French, Lauren Germaney; Geography, Bethany Shepherd; History, Helena Brealey; ICT, Leanne Simpson and Katie Baker; Mathematics, Katie Barber, Matthew Vinson and Rebecca Smith; Performing Arts, Eleanor Heppleston; Physical Education, Thomas Fowler; Religious Education, Dale Kitchen; Resistant Materials, Chloe Bunn; Science, Charlie Ridley, Sam Reavill and Drew Saunderson; Spanish, Louise Hooper; Textiles, Danielle Clark; Wider Key Skills, Alexander Webster; Work Experience, Thomas Seaton and Georgia Jackson.
Endeavour Shield Winners: Art and Design, Kirstie Armitage; Business Studies, Katie Baker; Citizenship, Alexander Webster; English, Lucy Cook; Humanities, Bethany Shepherd; ICT, Leanne Simpson; Mathematics, Rebecca Smith; Modern Languages, Lauren Germaney; Performing Arts, Eleanor Heppleston; Physical Education, Thomas Fowler; Science, Charlie Ridley; Technology, Danielle Clark.
Music Prizes: Strings, Hester Pomfret; Woodwind, Lewis Lofts; Brass, William Vickers.
House Award: Inter-House Overall Champions Cup, Cygnus House (Thomas Fowler and Lara Forero).
Best GCSE Results 2009: Nadia Butt, Tara Emery, Kayleigh Thomson, Charlotte Stephenson, Lewis Taylor, Victoria Stubbs, Ashley Smith, Gemma Eaton, Bethany Hudson, Noor Hussein, Mark Everard, Alexandria Lyon, Alexandra Batten, Jake Brown, Nina Campbell, Jasmine Williams, Adam Sheard, Stuart Bell, Sereina-Rose Ashton, Amelia Sibbick, Bethany Love, Alison Grice, Amy Elson, Charlote Robinson, Laura Newton, Holly Cornford.
Best Value-Added GCSE Performance 2009: Abby Bird, Daniel Briggs, Joshua Wainwright, Thomas Barker, Sophie Greenacre, Lucy Moriarty, Thomas Harris, Ryan Shawcroft, Jordan Burgess, Kayleigh Chumley, Kayleigh Cross, Amy Mumby, Kara Goodwin, Thomas Page, James Hemming, Angharad Croft, Liam Nabais, Jordan Paddison, Kyle Aisthorpe, Roberta McRobert, Matthew Spriggs, Thomas Wakefield, Lauren Tutty, Ben Lonsdale, Becky Allard, William Newby.
College Trophy Winners: Principal's Trophy, Georgia Hanley; Margaret Matthews Cup, Hester Pomfret; Governors' Award, Katherine Allen; The Principal's Cup, Thomas Latimer; Philip Bond Trophy, Nadia Butt; Jefferson Trophy, Abby Bird; Barclay's Bank Cup, Taylor Victory-Dowling; Val Savage Cup, Oliver Kirton and Samantha Schofield; Bennett’s Trophy, Ellie D’Albero; Tollbar Cup, Katherine Gooderham; Alaina Taylor Memorial Award, Troy Secker; Giles Taylor Cup, Jordan Shinn; Principal's Award for Enterprise, Charlotte Rendall.
College Team Achievements:
Young Enterprise Company Regional Finals: Siren – Best Customer Service, Steven Daly; Siren – Best Trade Stand, Courtney Reed; Jam Hot Jewellery - Best N E Lincolnshire Company, Nuala Clark; Jam Hot Jewellery - Most Outstanding Lincolnshire Company, Alexander Smith.
Lindsey Oil Refinery Maths Challenge: Year 8 Champions, Tyler London; Overall Champions, Luke Swallow.
Physical Education
Athletics: U-13 G & D Champions, Liam Harries; U-14 Girls G & D Champions, Fushia Clayton; All Years Girls Overall G & D Champions, Charlotte Todd; All Years Overall G & D Champions, Oliver Fytche.
Football: U-12 G & D Champions, Joshua Tilling; U-13 Boys G & D Champions, Alexander Garner; U-13 Boys Bobby Tander Cup, Kieran Wressell; U-14 Boys G & D Champions, Ben Charlesworth-Browne.
Netball: U-12 G & D Champions Indoor, Lauren Baumber; U-12 G & D Champions Outdoor, Charlotte Havercroft.
Swimming: U-12 Girls Nancy Easton Trophy, Emma Horsley; U-13 Girls Heather Shaw Memorial Trophy, Lauren Allen; U-14 Girls The New Titan Trophy, Francesca Stanford; U-14 Boys The Harry Jackson Trophy, Kieran Burley; U-16 Girls Janet Dann Memorial Trophy, Katie Over; All Years Overall Champions Grimsby Evening Telegraph Challenge Shield Winners, Katie Over and Sam Fleming.
Tennis: U-13 Boys G & D Winners, Thomas Daniel; U-15 Girls G & D Champions, Charlotte Todd; U-15 Boys G & D Champions, Matthew Darwood.
Basketball: U-16 G & D Champions, Cameron Clark.
Badminton: U-14 G & D Champions, Nathaniel Hallam; U-14 County Champions, Liam Fletcher; U-14 North East England Champions, Christopher Hill; U-14 National Finalists, Thomas Machon.
Cross Country: U-12 Boys G & D Champions, Jon-Paul Dollery; U-12 Girls G & D Champions, Laura Williamson.
Cheerleading: All Years County Finals Best Lift Award, Holly Barker.
Rounders: U-12 G & D Champions, Lottie Stockwood.
Article from The Cleethorpes Chronicle - Thursday 10th December 2009
