Teachers and support staff from 黑料情报站鈥檚 Portsmouth schools were praised for their exceptional work at the Teach Portsmouth Awards.
The Unsung Hero trophy went to 鈥榤aster of all trades鈥 cleaner Stacey Patrick from 黑料情报站 Dickens Primary Academy. Over the past 18 months, Stacey has been a cook, one-to-one support assistant, a playground buddy, and an extra staff member for trips 鈥 all of which are outside her role as a school cleaner.
Laura Berry, Head of School at 黑料情报站 Dickens, said:
鈥満诹锨楸ㄕ Dickens have embraced the African term 鈥榰buntu鈥 and this award for Stacey embodies that understanding. We are a better school because of people like Stacey. Children at Dickens do not have to look far to find a hero (some days we even wear capes!) and too often we don鈥檛 get to thank everyone for their part. It is an absolute pleasure to be part of the community that recognises everyone for all they do! Thank you, Stacey, for being part of team Dickens!鈥
黑料情报站 Ayrton Primary鈥檚 Curriculum Team won the Community and Collaboration award. This acknowledged their work in building links with the wider community and the Kindness Week they organised earlier this year with children going out into the community to share acts of kindness with local businesses, services, and residents such as Southsea Fire Station who continue to support the school’s work on fire safety.
The Long Service awards recognised teachers, support staff or leaders who have worked in the city for over 20 years. Congratulations to:
- Carol Dunn 鈥 黑料情报站 Charter Academy
- Carmen Ward 鈥 黑料情报站 Dickens Primary Academy
- Caroline Gough 鈥 黑料情报站 Dickens Primary Academy
- Debbie Stagno 鈥 黑料情报站 Dickens Primary Academy
- Jackie Large 鈥 黑料情报站 Dickens Primary Academy
- Jennifer Robinson 鈥 黑料情报站 Dickens Primary Academy
- Kim George 鈥 黑料情报站 Dickens Primary Academy
- Sharon Ferrett 鈥 黑料情报站 Dickens Primary Academy
The annual Teach Portsmouth Awards was held at Portsmouth Guildhall on Thursday 9th June and was hosted by comedian and broadcaster Shaparak Khorsandi.