Farra News Issue 12 - Sunderland Learning Hub
Farra News Issue 12 - Sunderland Learning Hub
Farra News Issue 12 - Sunderland Learning Hub
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Page 18 FARRA NEWS Easter 2010<br />
WELL DESERVED AWARDS<br />
On Thursday 11 th March, the annual <strong>Sunderland</strong> Young Achiever’s Awards Ceremony took<br />
place at the Stadium of Light. The ceremony is an opportunity to recognise the achievements<br />
of young people in <strong>Sunderland</strong>. The evening was hosted by Anna Foster, presenter of Tony<br />
Horne in the Morning on Metro Radio.<br />
Numerous important people in <strong>Sunderland</strong> attended and presented awards, including SAFC’s<br />
Darren Bent, Craig Gordon and Farringdon’s own Jordan Henderson.<br />
Once again Farringdon Community Sport’s College was very well represented and the following<br />
students were highly commended and presented with awards:<br />
• Jack Davison – Personal Achievement<br />
• Katie Cowell – Young Carer<br />
• Victoria Hayes – Service to the Community (11-14 years)<br />
• Sarah Gordon (ex-Y11) – Service to the Community (15-20 years)<br />
Jonathon Chambers was the winner of the Music and Performing Arts category, and finished<br />
the ceremony wowing the audience as Fagin, with a performance of “Reviewing the Situation”<br />
from last year’s school production of Oliver.<br />
The ceremony was attended by Mr Thornton, Mr Fearon and Miss Harris, and it was a fantastic<br />
opportunity to recognise some of the amazing students that Farringdon can be very proud<br />
of. Well done to everyone who was nominated and we look forward to recognising more<br />
achievements from everyone at <strong>Farra</strong> over the coming year.<br />
WINNERS: Collecting Awards at the ceremony<br />
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