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The annual Nexus Education Awards took place last Friday (the 3rd of June, 2022) in Ysgol Gwynedd, Flint. Educators attended from all over the UK and watched online from all over the world. The evening was a chance for us to say thank you to our community for all their support and was a massive success.
Here is a recap of the winners and the winning blogs so you can read them again.
In case you missed it, you can watch the whole ceremony here.
The School Management and Leadership Award, sponsored by Reed.
The Winner: Sarah Davies- A Realistic Picture of Leadership.
The Classroom and Curriculum Improvement Award, sponsored by Giglets Education.
An Honorable Mention: Sammy White- The Digital Divide and my Students.
The Winner: Kat Cauchi- From Techno-snore to Techno-score.
The Inclusion Award, sponsored by CPOMS.
The Winner: Abigail Hawkins- A lot has happened in the last 12 months, not to mention a couple of Lockdowns!
The NQT/ECT Inspiration Award, sponsored by Cornerstones Education.
The Winner: Mr. T- The Early Career Framework.
The Spotlight on Wellbeing Award, sponsored by Unify Schools.
The Winner: Lynn How- Let’s Stop Calling it Teacher ‘Burnout’.
NeXworking Partner of the Year: Utility Aid
There’s nothing special about the energy we sell. In fact, it’s exactly the same energy as all our competitors provide. But there is something special about the way we do it. Where others complicate the process, we simplify it. Where others confuse customers with hidden terms, we’re an open book. And where others do all they can to make as much money from their customers as possible, we do all we can to make as little. Everything we do, we do it differently. Our customers are a privilege. One we’ll never take advantage of.
The School Collaboration Award: David Winfield
The Blogger of the Year Award
This was the blog that had had the most reads in the month prior to the awards evening.
An Honorable Mention: Lynn How
The Winner: Cate Knight- Utterly No-tivated.
A massive congratulations to all the nominees, we appreciate you all.
We also had thoroughly inspiring talks from Matt Dechaine, Ben Brown and Louise Jaunbocus-Cooper.
We also want to thank our sponsors, Ysgol Gwynedd for hosting us, and Apetito for catering for the event.
We had a brilliant evening which even included a quiz from Simon Hunt.
Community Brands comprises of market-leading education technology tools trusted by over 18,000 schools. Our solutions provide customers with benefits by reducing costs, offering staff more time to focus on their priorities, and working with leadership teams to achieve your goals.
Jigsaw supports teachers to champion children and young people designed as a whole-school approach programme with weekly lesson plans. Jigsaw provides all teaching resources, helping teachers confidently teach a well-being curriculum.
Is it Time to Play? provides high-quality planning, resources and training rooted in the core value of play-based learning. Specifically tailored to the unique needs of the Early Years (including Reception classes), Is it Time to Play? resources truly make “Play and Learning Fit”.
Brightcore Consultancy delivers comprehensive, reflective, and transformational training and consultancy support for education setting and related businesses in the fields of safeguarding, mental health, and wellbeing. Brightcore Consultancy is led by Lead Consultant Oliver Welsby who has extensive experience as a senior leader; both as DSL and a Senior Mental Health Lead, and who specialises in the development of effective mental health strategies and safeguarding practices within education settings, and regularly speaks at sector conferences on these topics. Oliver leads a team of expert associate consultants and trainers who have extensive knowledge and experience in both of these fields, along with individual specialisms to further support Education settings.
A-life provide interactive workshops Health & Wellbeing that take the workload off the teachers and engage children so they learn to develop healthy habits from a young age. We have taught over 1 million children through our school workshops that are engaging and accessible-for-all.__https://www.youtube.com/watch
Discovery RE® is an enquiry approach to Religious Education for Primary Schools which consistently delivers excellent learning outcomes. The programme is a comprehensive set of detailed medium-term planning for Religious Education from Nursery to Year 6 (for 3–11-year-olds).
Dolce is a family-run business providing freshly made, healthy meals to children using sustainably sourced British produce. We have delivered on our promise to schools for over 25 years, supported with the use of our cashless pre-order system reducing queuing time, limiting waste and managing allergens.
The Reach More Parents platform utilises more channels than any other platform. Whether it is in-app messaging, emails, SMS, social media channels, your school website or our multi-media news feed - we can update them all simultaneously. Couple this with top-class support, as we’re the only company to provide dedicated telephone support to parents.
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