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Students’ passion is a passport to award success

Hannah Marshall’s passion for sport earned her special recognition in our Passport Pride Awards.

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Liz Barnes, Dean, School of Social Sciences & Law Hannah Marshall, Queen Elizabeth Sixth Form College, winner of Passport Pride Award for Sport & Exercise and Passport Student of the Year Anne Asadi, Careers Co-ordinator, Middlesbrough College, winners of Outstanding Passport Institution of the Year Angela O’Donoghue, Principal and Emma Hardman, Andrew Calder & Gary Lynch, Progression Coaches, City of Sunderland College, winners of Passport Newcomer of the Year Daniel Goodchild, Carmel RC College with Dr Adrian Frank, Assistant Director of Sixth Form and Celia Bone, Head of Psychology & Sociology, also from Carmel RC College Hannah Marshall, Queen Elizabeth Sixth Form College with Kiersten Wasson, Business Manager, Northern Recruitment Group, sponsor of Hannah’s scholarship Daniel Goodchild, Carmel RC College, winner of Passport Pride Award for Psychology & Criminology with Liz Barnes, Dean, School of Social Sciences & Law (on behalf of Cleveland Police) Daniel Whittaker, Middlesbrough College, winner of Passport Pride Award for Computing with Matt Cousins, Johnson Matthey Catalysts Rhys Thomas, Prior Pursglove College, winner of Passport Pride Award for Engineering with Dr David Birdsall, Johnson Matthey Catalysts Kayleigh Robinson, Prior Pursglove College, winner of Passport Pride Award for Law with Mark Simpson, Assistant Dean, School of Social Sciences & Law (on behalf of Dickinson Dees) Robbie Love, Astley Community High School, winner of Passport Pride Award for English & History with Martin Pout, Assistant Dean, School of Arts & Media (on behalf of Middlesbrough Town Centre Company) Steven Harrington, Middlesbrough College, winner of Passport Pride Award for Media & Journalism with Alan Dickinson, Gazette Media Company Jordan Grylls, Hartlepool Sixth Form College, winner of Passport Pride Award for Science, Sustainability & the Environment with Dimitrios Nicolaou, Assistant Dean, School of Science & Technology (on behalf of Sabic Petrochemicals) Ross Crump, Hartlepool Sixth Form College, winner of Passport Pride Award for Business, Accounting & Marketing with Noel Dennis, Principal Lecturer, Teesside Business School (on behalf of PD Teesport) Mandy Chambers, City of Sunderland College, winner of Passport Pride Award for Health & Social Care with Melanie Gannon, South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Lewis Bunn, Prior Pursglove College, winner of Passport Pride Award for Animation, Games & Computer Graphics with Martin Pout, Assistant Dean, School of Arts & Media (on behalf of Animex) Charlotte Best, Hartlepool Sixth Form College, winner of Passport Pride Award for Education, Sociology & Youth Studies with Carmen Thompson, Institute of Digital Innovation Mark Austwicke, Hartlepool College, winner of Passport Pride Award for Art & Design, Performing Arts & Music with Simon Brown, Calm Asylum

21 September 2009

A passport to success