Patchway Town Council's Community Awards
Patchway Town Council enjoys rewarding their residents for their community endeavours and have three schemes set up for rewarding our community.
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Alderman Scott Awards
Norman Scott was the first Chairman of Patchway Parish Council in 1953 and prior to that, as a Gloucestershire County Councillor he fought for the establishment of a secondary school for Patchway. From 2024, the Alderman Scott Award is a silver cup which the winner holds for one year plus an optional Commendation, and is awarded to a pupil who gives exceptional service to the community of their local secondary school, Patchway Community School.
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Alderman Scott Winners:
2024 - Ryan Attwell
2024 Commendation - Thomas Barnes
2018 - Shannon Bright & Ben Swanson
2017 - Summer-Lea Trim & James Connors
2016 - Hannah Wood & Caullum Somerville
2015 - Zemzem Sonmez & Jack Turner
2014 - Lana Skuse & Kieran Coggins
2013 - Rosie Foale & Jess Viner
2012 - Hannah Green & Dominic Blake
2011 - Emma Shaddick & Michael Alsop
2010 - Jade Gamlin & Kieran O'Shea
2009 - Bradley MacNally & Stephanie Broad
2008 - Nikki Whitehead & Holly Kenvin
2007 - Rebecca Wingett & Tom Webber
2006 - Sarah Coombs & Kelly Wren
2005 - Stacey White & Leila Wakeham
2004 - Tania Greening & Lee Groom
2002 - Rebecca Fry & Craig Capel
2001 - Claire Edge & Alex Vittle
2000 - Timothy Rabone & Michelle Tippetts
1999 - Liz Hills & Elisa Bathe-Taylor
1998 - Glenda Evans & David Panes
1997 - Anne-Marie Francis & Rachel Curtis
1996 - Nicola Bushnell & Scott Murphy
1995 - Simon Garner & Catherine Thirkettle
1994 - Lee Siddle & Neil Hawkins
1992 - Johnathan Hitch & Rebecca Bayliss
1991 - Naomi Steel & Roger Smith
1990 - Michael Pedel & Hayley Cooper
1989 - Nicola Prewitt, Tracey Helm & Donna Holpin
Patchway Twinning Trophy
The Patchway Twinning Trophy is awarded for achievement within the Modern Foreign Languages at local Primary and Secondary schools. The award celebrates high levels of performance when learning a new language as well as progress made when learning a new language.
Winners:
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2023 - Student from Coniston Primary School
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2024 - Letizia Scagliarini, Year 8 at Patchway Community School in recognition of outstanding achievement in Modern Foreign Languages.
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2024 -Skye Newman, Year 6 at Callicroft Primary Academy for her enthusiasm, interest and commitment to learning a new language.
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2024 - Jayden Hunt, Year 6 at Coniston Primary School for his exceptional effort and consistency in using the Duolingo Spanish learning app to further his knowledge in the language.
Patchway Community Awards
On 12th July 2024, the Council presented Jax Dady from Callicroft Primary Academy with a Patchway Community Award for his lemonade stall that raised a whopping £197 (as of 12 July 2024!) for the National Autistic Society.