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STAR Awards 2006

LSIS STAR Awards

Eighteen STARs from the learning and skills sector celebrated their success after receiving a National Award from Dame Kelly Holmes and Krishnan Guru-Murthy at the glittering QIA STAR Awards Ceremony in London.

The winners were selected from over 3,000 individuals nominated by learners, colleagues, and managers from around the country. They come from workplaces all over the sector, including further education colleges, community-based providers, private sector providers, employers and adult education institutions.

Each winner took home £2,000, a trophy and the 2006 QIA STAR Awards title. The QIA STAR Awards Judging Panel chose the unsung heroes of the learning and skills sector as winners. They are all people who have made a difference to the lives of learners through their work.

STAR Award winners 2006

Outstanding FE Practitioner, sponsored by LLUK:

Maria Rounding, East Riding College

Outstanding Basic Skills Practitioner, sponsored by Protocol Training:

Patricia Barr, HMP Manchester

Outstanding Adult and Community Learning Practitioner, sponsored by NIACE:

Robert Randall, Adult Education in Gloucester

Outstanding Work-Based Learning Practitioner, sponsored by ConstructionSkills:

Steve Murphy, Plymouth College of Further Education

Outstanding Work with Offenders, sponsored by the Association of Colleges:

Steve Perkins, HMP Blackenhurst

Outstanding E-learning Practitioner, sponsored by Microsoft:

Chris Liddell, Clarkson Evans

Outstanding Volunteer, sponsored by Tribal:

Gary Axford, Riverside Centre

Outstanding Subject Learning Coach, sponsored by the Learning and Skills Network:

Richard Spencer, Bede College

Outstanding Member of Support Staff, sponsored by UNISON:

Pam Harland, City College Manchester

Outstanding Support to Learners, sponsored by learndirect:

Connie Brown, Ashton Sixth Form College

Outstanding Support Team, sponsored by the Learning and Skills Council:

Homelessness Project Team, Bury Adult Education Centre

Outstanding Leadership, sponsored by the Centre for Excellence in Leadership:

Graham Verrall, HMP Dartmoor

Outstanding Work with an Employer, sponsored by the Learning and Skills Council:

Maggie Unwin, Work Solutions

Outstanding Innovation and Inspiration, sponsored by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority:

Bridget Ely, City of Bristol College

Outstanding Work with Learners with Learning Difficulties and/or Disabilities, sponsored by Remploy:

Rob Bates, West Nottinghamshire College

The Equality and Diversity Special Recognition Award:

Shamsol Hoque, Tower Hamlets College

Learner's Choice Award, sponsored by the Daily Mirror:

Abdellatif Erraoui, Birmingham Adult Education Services

Lifetime Achievement, sponsored by the Institute of Learning:

Libby James, Worcester Sixth Form College

Andrew Thomson, Chief Executive of the QIA, congratulated all of the winners:

"The QIA STAR Award winners have made a difference to the lives of learners, to colleagues and to the sector. They act as an inspiration to millions of learners across England and their commitment in the pursuit of education is something we can all be proud of. Each of these individuals truly deserves recognition."

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