The Skills Show 2012 souvenir edition

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to any training provider wishing to On page 4 and 5 we let the further working with AELP to help prepare the offer students a qualifi cation that not education sector discuss their thoughts on sector for the October switchover. only teaches them the fundamentals of functional skills. Sarah Benioff, a national What kind of a guide would this be English, maths and ICT, but also how to apprenticeship director at the National without some handy resources to help you apply them in the real world. Apprenticeship Service (NAS) begins get started? On pages 12 to 14 we present However, functional skills is about to be with her opinions on how the switch- one of the CPD activities produced by introduced to the further education sector over will affect other quality measures LSIS for the Excellence Gateway, as well in a big way, as from the start of October being introduced to the apprenticeship as some guidance on where to access more it becomes a compulsory part of the programme, such as the new 12 month information. It’s a per fect way to get your apprenticeship framework. minimum duration. staff up to speed. So is the further education sector ready On the following page, however, Page 15 builds on this by examining the to switch over to functional skills? You you can hear some of the reservations different delivery models that providers can fi nd out the results of an FE Week of Stella Turner, qualifi cations & can use to deliver functional skills. survey asking that very question over on curriculum manager at the Association The materials, originally produced by page 3. With more than 150 respondents of Employment and Learning Providers AELP, are a fantastic starting point if from different apprenticeship providers, (AELP). Moving forward it illustrates how you’re unsure of the advantages and you might be surprised by some of much we as a sector still need to consider. disadvantages of each approach. the fi ndings. Meanwhile, we also ask One of the most understated and least- Implementing functional skills, or any providers whether they feel that they’ve reported aspects of functional skills is other English and maths qualifi cation, can been given enough time and information how they are used to teach recruits in the sometimes feel like an insurmountable Chris Henwood to successfully transition from key skills. Army. On page 6 Brigadier Gary Morris task. With this supplement though, we @Chris_Henwood Also on page 3 is an insight into one offers an exclusive insight into how the hope you can start to unpack and break of the fastest-growing trends in the qualifi cations have been introduced by down any concerns you may have about Functional skills space – outsourcing. the Armed Forces, as well as what impact, these qualifi cations, letting you get on his one-off FE Week special edition, As colleges and independent training if any, they have had on the overall with what you’re best at – improving Tsponsored by Tribal, takes an indepth providers increasingly look for support, performance of its soldiers. people’s life chances. look at the implementation of English, some specialised companies have begun The Learning and Skills Improvement maths and functional skills. Produced in offering ‘packages’ of online learning Service (LSIS) has collated and produced partnership with Tribal, it’s the essential tools to help them teach, track and assess a range of materials online that can help guide for making sense of any changes their learners. your organisation implement functional your organisation needs to make in the In our short feature we look at what has skills effectively. On page 11 Rob Wye, coming months. caused this growth, and ask whether we chief executive of LSIS comments on Functional skills have been with us can expect this trend to continue in the why functional skills is important for for some time now. They are available coming months. our society, as well as how LSIS has been

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he Skills Show 2012 kicked off with a Tceremony that starred hundreds of learners, agency chiefs, WorldSkills UK alumni, Theo Paphitis and the Rt Hon Vince Cable MP. The show was watched in Birmingham’s LG Arena by around 10,000 people, including competitors, providers, sector leaders and employers. The ceremony, which took place on Wednesday, November 14, was hosted by TV presenter Will Best — best known as one of Channel 4’s T4 presenting team. It was offi cially opened by Mr Cable and WorldSkills 2011 gold medallist and best in nations winner Shane Trevitt. Speaking at the event, Mr Cable highlighted the importance of apprenticeships and the value of vocational skills to the economy. He applauded and congratulated the event for its “celebration of apprentices, employer and young people.” Organisers of the ceremony also aimed to ensure that just like the main three-day show, it was a showcase and celebration of young peoples’ abilities, dedication and passion. It employed the amazing talents of young people during the “igniting the show” performance in the second part of the ceremony. First Act Workshops, based in Moseley in Birmingham, performed early in the evening. James O’Hare, 18, raises his umberella

This year’s awards saw the introduction of a new category voted for by the public — A celebration the City & Guilds apprenticeship champion of the year. of apprentices, It recognises the impact apprentices make on their employer’s business development employers and and growth and the former apprentices’ role in championing apprenticeships to schools, young people young people and the public at large. “ Jenny Westworth, a 23-year-old former apprentice from Morecambe, Performances came from the likes of was announced as the fi rst ever national Rhythm Junkiez, Birmingham’s largest apprenticeship champion of the year. dance school who specialise in street, Miss Westworth, did an advanced hip hop and breakdance and Dhol Crew, apprenticeship in aerospace engineering at based in the West Midlands, who play BAE Systems in 2007. both traditional and contemporary music She has continued to combine learning bringing the roots of the Dhol drum into and earning by working on Typhoon the 21st Century with their own “east meets Aircraft while studying for an aeronautical west fusion”. HND as an manufacturing engineer at BAE Mr Cable and Mr Trevitt led the audience Systems. in a countdown from ten to zero to set off “It’s nice to be acknowledged and also to an explosion of confetti and sparks that lit represent the company,” she said. the auditorium — and it was time for an FE “My career stems from the support BAE party like no other. Systems has given me, so it’s great to be able But the ceremony had also played host to to give something back. the ninth annual National Apprenticeship “For me, I felt there was much more Awards. opportunity from an apprenticeship and it’s The awards celebrate the achievements given me the chance to see and understand made by both employers and apprentices. a business from different angles.” 4 Skills Show 2012 www.feweek.co.uk

Have-a-Go Build a model fighter jet with BAE systems

n impressive replica model of the AEurofigher was on offer at BAE Systems’ Skills Show stand for visitors who could bolt all the plane’s aluminium sections together. They had 15 minutes to complete the Have-a-Go task under the watchful eye of Sam Andrews, production launch engineer in BAE’s military, air and information arm, based in Samlesbury, near Preston. “The younger kids didn’t quite have the same dexterity with their hands as the older ones and required a lot more help,” he said. “They were all surprised they got to keep the plane — to be fair it’s not a bad bit of kit to take home.” The parts for the model, at 27cm long and 16cm wide, were all made by first year BAE apprentices. “I can put it together three and a half minutes, but then again I designed it,” added Sam, who has been with BAE five years having finished his aeronautical engineer apprenticeship two years ago. “One of the best we had was an 11-year-old girl who did it in 9 minutes and she hadn’t even considered engineering, so we told her the skills she had were very good. I think she went away really thinking about an engineering career.” Birmingham 17-year-old Khadija Qurat- Ul-Ain, who is studying A-level sociology and also doing a Btec in Childcare at Bordesley Green Sixth Form, tried building one of the planes. She said: “I never thought about trying because it was engineering — it just looked like fun. “It was quite tough and very different to what I do at school and I might look at engineering now.” Khadija Qurat-Ul-Ain, 17, from Bordesley Green Sixth Form Sam Andrews with our very own Chris Henwood Sparking an interest in welding with Lincoln Electric

he opportunity to try out welding is a “I know I’d probably like to do something Trare occurrence but thanks to virtual in engineering or sports but I would now reality technology queues of people were consider being a welder because I quite able to “have a go” at the profession. enjoyed seeing what it was about,” he said. Lincoln Electric, a welding manufacturer, “I’ve really enjoyed the day and it’s made has developed a system simulating the me think more on all my decisions about the environment of the industry which would future,” he added. normally be restricted to those inside the Tony Follow, sales engineer for Lincoln field due to the sparks and heat created Electric, said there was a real shortage of by the work. Scott Gibson, aged 15, said welders in the UK. after trying out the equipment he would be “Young people of today are a bit scared to interested in pursuing a career as a welder. get their hands dirty,” he said. The St Michaels CE High School pupil “We developed this system because we’re from Lancashire visited the Skills Show a great believer in education and want to with his father after finding out about it on allow people to be able to get close to the the internet. job,” he said. “I came to have a look at the jobs that are Those with welder’s skills could expect to out there because I don’t really know what I create anything from structural steel works want to do after school,” he said. and statues to stadiums and ships, he added. Tony Follow shows Scott Gibson how to get the perfect weld. The simulation provides instant analysis. www.feweek.co.uk Skills Show 2012 5

Have-a-Go East Berkshire College dresses to impress

oung people got a window into their They were getting geared up for a model Ypossible futures with mannequin- car challenge at one of BurtoMatt car dressing and origami sessions by East chcar chcar ch Berkshire College students. aexxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Retail display and merchandising xxxxxxxxxxxch course manager Sue Leadbeater and aefdas car challenge at one of BurtoMatt lecturer Tina Merriott offered advice car ch car ch on design, installing window displays, aefdas car challenge at one of creating paper props, sketch books and BurtoMattcar chcar ch visual and mood boards. “We’ve had younger kids dressing each other and they loved it — I think the wigs attracted them to our stand,” said Mrs Merriott. “It’s been mainly girls that have expressed serious interest, but we’ve had lots of boy looking around too.” Among their students manning the stand was Georgina Scott, 17 and from Windsor, who is doing a Btec level three extended diploma. “It’s been really fun talking to people about we do and what the course leads to. My dream job would be working in London, dress windows at Harrods or Selfridges,” she said. From left: Our very own Shane Mann was shown how to dress a mannequin by East Berkshire College student, Serena Cheema Getting in gear with Burton and South Derbyshire

From left: Colin Bancroft, engineering and motor vehicle lecturer and Matthew Thorne From left: Alex Willson with son Scott and student Jason King

hey were getting geared up for a model There was also renewable energy advice thought about. Alex Willson, from Kenilworth, visited Tcar challenge at one of Burton and being dished out with the cars charged “Someone asked me what the differences the stand with her 15-year-old son, Scott, South Derbyshire College’s Skills Show from solar panels. were between power from charging with who goes to Coventry’s Pattison College. stands. Matthew Thorne, 17 and from Lichfield, sunlight and charging from artificial light. “I’m trying to open my son’s eyes to the Visitors pieced together the gearbox kit is doing a BTec extended diploma in “I wasn’t sure myself and it got me careers out there. He had no idea,” she said. under the guidance of engineering students engineering level three and was helping out interested, too, so I’m going to look it up. “And he didn’t want to come, but when and got to race them in a 5m wooden tunnel on the stand. And repeating to people what I’ve learned he got here he was trying out the have-a-go built by youngsters from the college’s He said: “I’ve learned quite a bit by anyway sort of reinforced it all in my stands and really enjoying them. It’s been carpentry department. people asking me questions that I’d never head.” really useful.” 6 Skills Show 2012 www.feweek.co.uk

Have-a-Go

his race track car crash scene may Tlook nasty, but don’t worry — it’s not A bloody good experience real. Health and social care students from Blackpool and The Fylde College suffered horrific mock injuries having been ‘hit’ by a racing car on loan from the college’s own engineering department. Visitors tried to stem the flow of blood from Joshua Hampson, 19 and from Blackpool, who is doing a BTec level three advance diploma, as he lay ‘unconscious’ next to the car. “People have been really shocked thinking I’m injured,” said Joshua. “Kids have been loving it and getting really involved — they’ve been screaming, running off smiling and then when they come back they’ve been asking questions.” He added: “I want to be a psychologist, working with kids more than anything. But I’ve got three years of university ahead of me before that and then hopefully I’ll get a job and maybe even my own business one day.” Birmingham 15-year-old Lauren Packham, who goes to Solihull School, had a go at treating Joshua ‘injuries’ said: “It wasn’t too gruesome — I don’t mind a bit of blood and guts” Paws for thought with Solihull College

mpathy, patience and the will to work college’s hands-on course. Ein all weathers at any time of day or “The Skills Show has been really night are the qualities needed to work beneficial for us — so much interest has with animals. been shown in our stand,” he said. That’s what Kealey Lyn-Kew learnt as As well as showing stand visitors she “had a go” bandaging the paw of a reptile skins and skeletons of creatures stuffed prairie dog at Solihul College’s such as bats he had been explaining the Animal Care and Horticulture stand. careers available in the sector. The 12-year-old from Stuart Bathurst “Many of our students complete real Catholic High School said she “had fun” work experience alongside our courses learning about the skills needed in the and go on to gain jobs as kennel maids, profession and would one day like to work zoo keepers and some go on to vet’s in a zoo. school,” he said. James Clarke, coordinator for diplomas “We run courses from entry level, in Animal Care at Solihul, said the stand meaning you need no qualifications, right had led to nine people signing up for the up to level five — HND level,” he said.

A pawfect finish From left: Emma Collingswood from Solihull College and Kealey Lyn-Kew www.feweek.co.uk Skills Show 2012 7

Demonstration and competition Havering College show-off their talents

From left: Nick Gunyon and Mark Smithers (tutors), Kevin Mendez, Sarah Okorocha, Hannah Cornell, Tom Padfield, Charlie Whitton, Tom Baker, Luke Romano, Kimberley Griffiths, James Flynn, Charlotte Cook, Eliza Gilham and Ella Adnams asta dishes created from scratch rolling, cutting and filling it. was made and another said it was the best not confident about making pasta but after Pdemonstrated the skills needed to take Mark Smithers, head of the college’s school dish of pasta she’d ever eaten.” watching they realised how quick it could simple ingredients and turn them into for hospitality, said his students wanted to get The students carried out 12 be,” Mark added. something delicious. people away from ready meals and show how demonstrations mixing the cooked Italian Nick Gunyon, head of catering courses Eleven catering students from Havering easy it could be to make simple food, giving staple with combinations of fresh prawns, at Havering, said: “I’m really proud of all College in Essex carried out three hours of those looking on the chance to taste it. rocket, smoked salmon, ham and Italian hard our students — they dressed immaculately, demonstrations at their Skills Show stand, “We have had great feedback,” he said. cheeses. have worked extremely well and produced preparing dough for fresh pasta before “One girl said she never realised how pasta “Many people watching said they were spectacular food.”

usic students battled it out on Mstage for the title of popular music competition winners. Havering College students, Tristan Embleton, 18, Matt Latimer, 18 and Sam Loughlin, 17, showed off the skills of their band, Dead Baby Birds. The trio performed Mind Control, written by themselves, as well as a cover of Joan Jett and the Blackhearts’ famous song I Love Rock N Roll in the final of the Skills Show music competition. Head of music at Havering, Dave Wood, said Sam, part-way through an A-level BTEC in popular music, and Tristan and Matt, both completing a BA degree in the same course, were “extremely talented” and had performed at the London Palladium in the West End. This led to them being invited to perform at the London 2012 Paralympic Games. Tristan said: “It’s always great to have the chance to perform — We’ve also been looking around the other stands like engineering and the Royal Marines and Navy.” “We’ve had a brilliant day,” he added. The gold medal for popular music was won by students from North Warwickshire and Hinckley College. For all the medal winners see pages 14 and 15. From left: Tristan Embleton, singer and bass player, Sam Loughlin, drums and Matt Latimer, guitar C&G DPS via Dan’s email C&G DPS via Dan’s email 10 Skills Show 2012 www.feweek.co.uk

Reporting from The Skills Show

Eleanor Radford @EleanorRadford

rom leading authorities in the skills Fsector to television star innovators FE Week attracted many familiar faces to its fully functioning newsroom stand at the glittering Skills Show. FE Minister Mathew Hancock was interviewed by chief reporter, Chris Henwood, at the publication’s hub - a specially designed replica of the firm’s London-based office, featuring even a bespoke marble fireplace. He said he was “hugely impressed” by the three-day show, which pulled in around 90,000 young people, describing it as “exciting, upbeat and ambitious”. And Dragons’ Den star, and patron of The Skills Show, Theo Paphitis, left his mark at FE Week’s stand signing a mounted article, before chatting to the journalism team busy working to produce their latest edition of the weekly From left: Chris Henwood, Eleanor Radford, Jake Eggington, Shane Mann, Verity Eden, Nick Linford, Bianca Henry and Dan Duke newspaper, from Birmingham NEC. something we should all be very proud of,” Dance groups, spoken word artists, he said. break dancers and fashion students “Seeing the number of young people created excitement at the hands-on FE here over three days really engaging in event, attracting packed crowds of young understanding the world of work, and people to the main stage, next to FE Week’s learning about the opportunities that base. can be provided in the future, is what has Other FE figures spotted as they were struck me the most,” he said. interviewed at the adhoc-office included He added he would like to see next year’s Chris Jones, director general of City and Skill Show aligned more closely with the Guilds, the premier sponsor of the show, Association of Colleges (AoC) conference. and David Way, chief executive of the And he would like to see Skill Build National Apprenticeship Service. involved with the event, but he said the And finalist of BBC’s The Apprentice omission of training providers was television show, Melody Hossaini, noticeable. described the buzz of the event as “There’s a missing link without training “incredible” as she told reporter Eleanor providers here,” he said. Radford of her quest taking on 15 new “The more people we can attract to apprentices for her own organisation, become involved with the show – the more InspirEngage Ltd. impressive it’ll become,” he added. FE Minister Mathew Hancock told FE David Way, chief executive of the Week: “I’ve been hugely impressed not National Apprenticeship Service, said: just with the talent of our most highly “It’s been fantastic to see it (the show) skilled people in the country, but also the come together the way it has and to see passion everybody here has for the value so many young people with a real buzz Chris Henwood interviewing the Matthew Hancock, Minister for Skills of improving skills. about them just to look at careers, like “I really enjoyed going to the catering engineering or cookery. It shows the and aims to help candidates find out “who develop their life skills - it’s futile. And the section and tried my first mince pie of the appetite has always been there for an event they are” which she insists is crucial to economy won’t grow without that.” year and it was fantastic. Doing a Dragons’ like this. discover before success can be achieved. “That’s why I whole-heartedly support Den session with Theo Paphitis was quite “But it’s not just a day out, it’s also about She said she just recruited 15 young the Skills Show. Something that brings an experience of being under pressure,” opening people’s eyes to how varied the ambassadors onto her aspire and engage this many young people together is he said. world of work is. I would be very surprised programme, as part of her enterprise, incredible. This is not a talking shop — He added: “I very much hope the Skills if people didn’t come away thinking ‘I’ve InspirEngage Ltd. it’s a doing shop and that reflects what Show continues to grow, with more and seen something really exciting’ in the “I had more than 200 applicants and apprenticeships are all about,” she added. more colleges, training providers and same way people get attracted to sport and I was looking for someone who really The key to unlocking the dream of employers getting involved. go on to win gold medals. wanted to make a difference and was success, she said, was to work out what Chris Jones, director general of City “The skills on show here may not innovative which is a quality rapidly your talents and “personal brand” was, and Guilds, described The Skills Show lead to gold medals, but they will lead to becoming more respected than just come up with a “clear vision” of your as a “super-charged career’s advice successful careers and businesses and academia,” she said. business or career idea and then plan demonstration”. that’s even more important.” “You can throw money, mentors and every step of “how and when” you will “The opportunities to engage with Melody Hossaini runs a company information at young people but unless achieve this. Passion, she said, was the 90,000 young people and inspire them is delivering skills recaps to young people they have the support they need to “driver” to seal the deal. www.feweek.co.uk Skills Show 2012 11

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Theo Paphitis signs the FE Week front cover, which will be auctioned for charity

FE Week’s designer, Dan Duke, takes questions from budding journalist students from Peterborough Regional College

Chris Jones taking questions from Eleanor Radford

Eleanor Radford interviews Melody Hossaini Chris Henwood interviewing David Way 12 Skills Show 2012 www.feweek.co.uk

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Shane Mann tools to help them teach, track and assess their learners. @shanermann In our short feature we look at what has caused this growth, and ask whether we his one-off FE Week special edition, can expect this trend to continue in the Tsponsored by Tribal, takes an indepth coming months. look at the implementation of English, On page 4 and 5 we let the further maths and functional skills. Produced in education sector discuss their thoughts on partnership with Tribal, it’s the essential functional skills. Sarah Benioff, a national guide for making sense of any changes apprenticeship director at the National your organisation needs to make in the Apprenticeship Service (NAS) begins coming months. with her opinions on how the switch- Functional skills have been with us over will affect other quality measures for some time now. They are available being introduced to the apprenticeship to any training provider wishing to programme, such as the new 12 month offer students a qualification that not minimum duration. only teaches them the fundamentals of On the following page, however, English, maths and ICT, but also how to you can hear some of the reservations apply them in the real world. of Stella Turner, qualifications & Jaine Bolton, National Apprenticeship Service Chris Humphries, The Skills Show chair However, functional skills is about to be curriculum manager at the Association introduced to the further education sector of Employment and Learning Providers skills effectively. On page 11 Rob Wye, sector for the October switchover. in a big way, as from the start of October (AELP). Moving forward it illustrates how chief executive of LSIS comments on What kind of a guide would this be it becomes a compulsory part of the much we as a sector still need to consider. why functional skills is important for without some handy resources to help you apprenticeship framework. One of the most understated and least- our society, as well as how LSIS has been get started? On pages 12 to 14 we present So is the further education sector ready reported aspects of functional skills is working with AELP to help prepare the one of the CPD activities produced by to switch over to functional skills? You how they are used to teach recruits in the sector for the October switchover. LSIS for the Excellence Gateway, as well can find out the results of an FE Week Army. On page 6 Brigadier Gary Morris What kind of a guide would this be as some guidance on where to access more survey asking that very question over on offers an exclusive insight into how the without some handy resources to help you information. It’s a per fect way to get your page 3. With more than 150 respondents qualifications have been introduced by get started? On pages 12 to 14 we present staff up to speed. from different apprenticeship providers, the Armed Forces, as well as what impact, one of the CPD activities produced by s how LSIS has been working with you might be surprised by some of if any, they have had on the overall LSIS for the Excellence Gateway, as well AELP to help prepare the sector for the the findings. Meanwhile, we also ask performance of its soldiers. as some guidance on where to access more October switchover. providers whether they feel that they’ve The Learning and Skills Improvement information. It’s a per fect way to get your What kind of a guide would this be been given enough time and information Service (LSIS) has collated and produced staff up to speed. without some handy resources to help you to successfully transition from key skills. a range of materials online that can help as collated and produced a range of get started? On pages 12 to 14 we present Also on page 3 is an insight into one your organisation implement functional materials online that can help your one of the CPD activities produced by of the fastest-growing trends in the skills effectively. On page 11 Rob Wye, organisation implement functional LSIS for the Excellence Gateway, as well Functional skills space – outsourcing. chief executive of LSIS comments on skills effectively. On page 11 Rob Wye, as some guidance on where to access more As colleges and independent training why functional skills is important for our chief executive of LSIS comments on information. It’s a per fect way to get your providers increasingly look for support, society, as well aas collated and produced why functional skills is important for staff up to speed. some specialised companies have begun a range of materials online that can help our society, as well as how LSIS has been Page 15 builds on this by examining the offering ‘packages’ of online learning your organisation implement functional working with AELP to help prepare the different delivery models that providers

The opening and closing ceremony was help at the LG Arena in Birmingham www.feweek.co.uk Skills Show 2012 13

Raquel Cole from South Thames College, receiving her gold medal for advanced afro Caribbean Valerie Kay from VTCT, presenting a gold medal for Reflexology to Wendi Magee from South hairdressing from Gillian Pope, L’Oreal Eastern Regional College

Nick Jones, from Reading College, receiving his gold medal for advanced industrial electronics Stella Mbubaegbu CBE, principal of Highbury College, Portsmouth, presenting a gold medal for from Jacqui Henderson CBE, SEMTA advanced web design to George Mickleburgh from City College Norwich

Staff and students from Nescot College at the closing ceremony Big Finale after-show party. From left: Hayley Mills, Craig Catlow, Head of Creative Arts, Nescot, Jessica Buignet, Graham Chalk Section Leader for Media, Nescot, Sunaina Mann, Principal, Nescot, Fiona Our very own Shane Mann was tweeting pictures Spellman and Sage Lal, Head of Computing, Business and IT. 14 Skills Show 2012 www.feweek.co.uk

Medal winners at The Skills Show

Skill Level Medal Forename Surname Organisation Skill Level Medal Forename Surname Organisation Accounting Technician A Gold Daniel Inglis MAAT Babington Business College Mechanical Engineering: CAD H Gold Andrew Craig Motherwell College Accounting Technician A Silver Emma Ratcliffe Avon Ecology Mechanical Engineering: CAD H Silver Andrew Beel Motherwell College Accounting Technician A Bronze Katie Walch MAAT Crowe Clark Whitehill IIP Mechanical Engineering: CAD H Bronze Pavandeep Bhogal BAE Systems - Preston Training Centre Aeronautical Engineering: Avionic A Gold Simon Todd The QinetiQ Apprentice Training School Mechanical Engineering: CAD A Gold David Liptrot BAE Systems - Preston Training Centre Aeronautical Engineering: Avionic A Silver Christopher McNab DSAE Gosport Mechanical Engineering: CAD A Silver Joe Higginson BAE Systems - Preston Training Centre Aeronautical Engineering: Avionic A Bronze Aaron Buckle DSAE Gosport Mechanical Engineering: CAD A Bronze Richard Harvard Griffiths Coleg Sir Gar Aeronautical Engineering: Mechanical A Gold Luke Greenaway QinetiQ Aeronautical Engineering: Mechanical A Silver Benjamin Tullett RAF Odiham Mechanical Engineering: CAD A Bronze Jozef Jones City of Bristol College Aeronautical Engineering: Mechanical A Bronze Thomas Curteis RAF Odiham Mechatronics H Gold David Cargill Northern Regional College Afro Caribbean Hairdressing A Gold Raquel Cole South Thames College Mechatronics H Gold Simon King Northern Regional College Afro Caribbean Hairdressing A Silver Clelia Lawrence Leicester College Mechatronics H Silver John Peerless Middlesex University Afro Caribbean Hairdressing A Bronze Ebony Davis Leicester College Mechatronics H Silver John Regan Middlesex University Afro Caribbean Hairdressing I Gold Esperanza Silva Tellez Northumberland College Mechatronics H Bronze Graeme Goldie Forth Valley College Afro Caribbean Hairdressing I Silver Tanya Grant South Thames College Mechatronics H Bronze John Ravenscroft Forth Valley College Afro Caribbean Hairdressing I Bronze Sabrina Hilaire South Thames College Media Makeup O Gold Michelle Hoskins City of Bristol College Apprentice Business Challenge H Gold Ryan Bright PWC Media Makeup O Silver Amanda Hughes The College of West Anglia Apprentice Business Challenge H Gold Theresa Farr BDO Media Makeup O Bronze Christine Torres Blackburn College Apprentice Business Challenge H Gold Dan Barker BDO Microsoft Applications Specialist O Gold Aimee Huggins City of Glasgow College Apprentice Business Challenge H Silver Christopher Hillier PWC - Southampton Microsoft Applications Specialist O Silver Matthew Boal Boal Redcar and Cleveland College Apprentice Business Challenge H Silver Fern Johnson PWC - Reading Microsoft Applications Specialist O Bronze Tee-Jay Dack Coleg Sir Gar Apprentice Business Challenge H Silver Ben O'Sullivan PWC - Manchester Microsoft IT Technician A Gold Mark Flynn Highbury College, Portsmouth Apprentice Business Challenge H Bronze Nathan Brennan PWC - Gatwick Microsoft IT Technician A Silver Jonathan Poole Highbury College, Portsmouth Apprentice Business Challenge H Bronze Michael French PWC - St Albans Microsoft IT Technician A Bronze Jakub Paliwoda Barnfield College Apprentice Business Challenge H Bronze Alma Odametey PWC - London Microsoft Network Administrator A Gold Jiri Kores Stevenson College, Edinburgh Architectural Stained Glass A Gold Neil James Swansea Metropolitan University Microsoft Network Administrator A Silver Warren Fox Debtsettlers Architectural Stained Glass A Silver Chris Woodley Swansea Metropolitan University Microsoft Network Administrator A Bronze Calum Henderson University of the West of Scotland Architectural Stained Glass A Bronze Georgina Foster Swansea Metropolitan University Mobile Robotics H Gold Zheng Hao Chong University of Manchester Aromatherapy O Gold Melanie Duncanson Gateshead College Mobile Robotics H Gold Ling Yee University of Manchester Aromatherapy O Silver Katarina Foncesa Sussex Downs College Mobile Robotics H Silver James Allen Middlesex University Aromatherapy O Bronze Keiran Crawford City of Bath College Mobile Robotics H Silver Dean Chapman Middlesex University Autobody Repair A Gold Matthew Quinn Honda Institute Mobile Robotics H Bronze Louis Fry University of York Autobody Repair A Silver Matthew Bailey Cardiff and Vale College Mobile Robotics H Bronze Mathew Gibson Staffordshire University Autobody Repair A Bronze Gerard Brennan Riverpark Training Mobile Robotics H Bronze Richard Munday Staffordshire University Automobile Technology A Gold Mark Yates Honda Institute Mobile Robotics H Bronze Atif Syed University of York Emma Rogers from Weston College, with her Automobile Technology A Silver Matthew Mckeown South West College Nail Art A Gold Sophie Gallaway Truro and Penwith College gold medal for advanced beauty therapy Automobile Technology A Bronze Turlough Lennon Just Car Clinics Nail Art A Silver Andrea Gordon Stoke-on-Trent College Automotive Glazing O Gold Steve Abrahams Auto Windscreens - Newcastle Nail Art A Bronze Jacqueline Robson Gateshead College Automotive Glazing O Silver Mark Blaylock Auto Windscreens - Leeds Nail Art I Gold Oksana Cooper Pembrokeshire College Automotive Glazing O Bronze Darrell Edmed AA Autowindshields Nail Art I Silver Lisa Lomas Blackpool and the Fylde College Beauty Therapy A Gold Emma Rogers Weston College Nail Art I Bronze Kirsty Bushen Pembrokeshire College This was a dream Beauty Therapy A Silver Naomi Radbourne Burton and South Derbyshire College Nail Enhancements A Gold Natalie Harris Blackpool and the Fylde College Beauty Therapy A Bronze Laura Hayes Burton and South Derbyshire College Nail Enhancements A Silver Aimee Stephenson Trafford College Beauty Therapy I Gold victoria smith Great Yarmouth College Nail Enhancements A Bronze Nicola West Wakefield College Beauty Therapy I Silver Rebekka Sutton Great Yarmouth College Nail Enhancements I Gold Natalie Warburton Blackpool and the Fylde College that became a Beauty Therapy I Bronze Nicola Hill South Worcestershire College Nail Enhancements I Silver Eve Booth Trafford College Car Painting A Gold Gary Greer Riverpark Training Nail Enhancements I Bronze Lauren Williams Trafford College Car Painting A Silver Marc Reilly Riverpark Training Network Security A Gold Nehmaan Ahmed Barnfield College reality Car Painting A Bronze Patrick Quinn Riverpark Training Network Security A Silver Matt Boddy North East Surrey College of Technology Caring A Gold Rameez Shah South Devon College Caring A Silver Bruce Gardner BUPA Network Security A Bronze Peter Griggs Thanet College Caring A Bronze Emma Murray Janard Training and Assessment Centre Ltd Plumbing A Gold Andrew Boyd Patton Grimsby Institute of Further and Higher Education Cisco Network Technician A Gold Lewis Bourne Cambridge Regional College Plumbing A Silver Ross Temple South West College Cisco Network Technician A Silver Steve McFarland Cardonald College Plumbing A Bronze Gary Doyle Southern Regional College “ Cisco Network Technician A Bronze Asad Munir City of Glasgow College Popular Music A Gold Ryan Baines North Warwickshire and Hinckley College Cisco Network Technician A Bronze Christopher Twigger NESCOT Popular Music A Gold Lloyd Crowley North Warwickshire and Hinckley College CNC Milling A Gold Sam Robinson BAE Systems Popular Music A Gold Rob Edwards North Warwickshire and Hinckley College CNC Milling A Silver Ben Shaw University of Nottingham Popular Music A Gold Kady Jones North Warwickshire and Hinckley College CNC Milling A Bronze David Adamson Rolls-Royce PLC Popular Music A Gold Mason Osborne North Warwickshire and Hinckley College CNC Turning A Gold Owen Heward Rolls-Royce PLC Popular Music A Gold James Rowley North Warwickshire and Hinckley College CNC Turning A Silver Joseph Bellis University of Nottingham Popular Music A Silver Ukesh Gurung Uxbridge College CNC Turning A Bronze James Cox Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery Lyd Popular Music A Silver Tianna Johnson Uxbridge College Construction Metal Works A Gold Rhodri Jones Coleg Sir Gar Popular Music A Silver Simba Nyamfukudza Uxbridge College Construction Metal Works A Silver Jack Ambrose BAE Systems - Barrow in Furness Popular Music A Silver Andrew Smart Uxbridge College Construction Metal Works A Bronze Jonathan Price Coleg Sir Gar Popular Music A Silver Simon Tajhya Uxbridge College Electrical Installation A Gold William Falconer North West Regional College Popular Music A Bronze Rebecca Ampleford Newcastle College Electrical Installation A Silver Matthew Fletcher Cornwall College Popular Music A Bronze Joshua Callon Newcastle College Electrical Installation A Bronze Martin Rose City of Bristol College Popular Music A Bronze Adam Ford Newcastle College Environmental Science A Gold Emily O'Regan Newcastle College Popular Music A Bronze Jonathan Lathbury Newcastle College Environmental Science A Gold Matthew Otubu Newcastle College Popular Music A Bronze David Smith Newcastle College Environmental Science A Silver Reece Pringle Newcastle College Popular Music A Bronze Jay Surtees Newcastle College Environmental Science A Silver Sam Thompson Newcastle College Printing A Gold Craig Clifford Stirland Paterson Environmental Science A Bronze Leigh Jackson Mid-Kent College Printing A Silver Jordan Moore Phase Print Environmental Science A Bronze Stuart Moore Mid-Kent College Printing A Bronze Jamie Cleaver Warwick Printing Co Ltd Floristry A Gold Charlotte Baker Hubbards Reflexology O Gold Wendi Magee South Eastern Regional College Floristry A Silver Kirsty Berridge Askham Bryan College Reflexology O Silver Joanna Zwolak Stavrou City College Brighton and Hove Floristry A Bronze Hannah Barlow Keits Ltd Reflexology O Bronze Melanie Marshall South Eastern Regional College Floristry I Gold Annie Blackman Kingston Maurward College Refrigeration A Gold Adam Lyness South Eastern Regional College Floristry I Silver Isabel Garbett South Staffordshire College Refrigeration A Silver Liam Dean North Glasgow College Floristry I Bronze Madeleine Ralls Bridgwater College Refrigeration A Bronze Scott Berry Grimsby Institute of Further and Higher Education Games Development A Gold Joseph Fletcher-Ward North Warwickshire and Hinckley College Sheet Metal Work A Gold Jack Higgins Radshape Games Development A Silver Sam Stott South Thames College Sheet Metal Work A Silver Struan Robertson Babcock Marine Games Development A Bronze Dominic Esprit The College of Haringey, Enfield and North East London Sheet Metal Work A Bronze Ricki Burmi Radshape Hairdressing A Gold Leanna Caddick City of Bristol College SkillBuild Team Challenge A Gold Team Wales Hairdressing A Silver Rachel Morris-Jones Red Edge Training Company SkillBuild Team Challenge A Silver Team Northern Ireland Hairdressing A Bronze Tony Cavallo Blackburn College SkillBuild Team Challenge A Bronze Team North East Hairdressing I Gold Lucy Knight City of Bristol College Video Moving Image A Gold Jessica Buignet North East Surrey College of Technology Hairdressing I Silver anne marie keenan Adam Smith College Video Moving Image A Gold Isaac Mallon North East Surrey College of Technology Hairdressing I Bronze Edel Loughran South West College Video Moving Image A Gold Fiona Spellman North East Surrey College of Technology Heating and Ventilation A Gold Patrick O'Leary NG Bailey Engineering Academy Video Moving Image A Gold Elliot Weld North East Surrey College of Technology Heating and Ventilation A Silver Luke Jarrett Croydon College Video Moving Image A Silver Oliver Barbieri Amersham and Wycombe College Rameez Shah, from South Devon College, Heating and Ventilation A Bronze Joshua Skitt Shepherd Engineering Services Ltd Video Moving Image A Silver Elliot Leigh Amersham and Wycombe College with his gold medal in advanced caring Industrial Control A Gold Meghann Butler Napier University Industrial Control A Gold Timothy Graham Napier University Video Moving Image A Silver Adam Townsend Amersham and Wycombe College Industrial Control A Silver Alexander Ward Leeds Metropolitan University Video Moving Image A Bronze Joseph Kelly North East Surrey College of Technology Industrial Control A Silver Mark Waring Rhodes Group Video Moving Image A Bronze Hayley Mills North East Surrey College of Technology Industrial Control A Bronze Matthew Spokes IAC Newport Video Moving Image A Bronze Tim Richards North East Surrey College of Technology Industrial Electronics A Gold Nick Jones Reading College Web Design A Gold George Mickleburgh City College Norwich Healthcare is not Industrial Electronics A Silver Joao Neves College of North West London Web Design A Silver Dan Koehler Coleg Sir Gar Industrial Electronics A Bronze Heather Peach MBDA - Lostock Web Design A Bronze Peter Holt Highbury College, Portsmouth Landscape Gardening A Gold Steven Ellis PM Training Web Design I Gold Harry Shaw Highbury College, Portsmouth Landscape Gardening A Gold David Wilcox PM Training Web Design I Silver Marley Adamson Highbury College, Portsmouth competitive, so to Landscape Gardening A Silver Matt Hunt Sparsholt College, Hampshire Web Design I Bronze Mohamed Jawfer College of North West London Landscape Gardening A Silver Jack Stanford Sparsholt College, Hampshire Welding A Gold Richard Keatman Alstom Power Landscape Gardening A Bronze Samuel Baillie Moulton College Welding A Silver Sam Owen Doosan Power Systems “win was brilliant Landscape Gardening A Bronze Nick Lemmon Moulton College Welding A Bronze Wayne Mac Donald TEI www.feweek.co.uk Skills Show 2012 15

KEY: A = Advanced level H = Higher level Winners in the team competitions are in bold I = Intermediate level O = Open (no specific level) Information and photos supplied by WorldSkills UK

Skill Level Medal Forename Surname Organisation Skill Level Medal Forename Surname Organisation Accounting Technician A Gold Daniel Inglis MAAT Babington Business College Mechanical Engineering: CAD H Gold Andrew Craig Motherwell College Accounting Technician A Silver Emma Ratcliffe Avon Ecology Mechanical Engineering: CAD H Silver Andrew Beel Motherwell College Accounting Technician A Bronze Katie Walch MAAT Crowe Clark Whitehill IIP Mechanical Engineering: CAD H Bronze Pavandeep Bhogal BAE Systems - Preston Training Centre Aeronautical Engineering: Avionic A Gold Simon Todd The QinetiQ Apprentice Training School Mechanical Engineering: CAD A Gold David Liptrot BAE Systems - Preston Training Centre Aeronautical Engineering: Avionic A Silver Christopher McNab DSAE Gosport Mechanical Engineering: CAD A Silver Joe Higginson BAE Systems - Preston Training Centre Aeronautical Engineering: Avionic A Bronze Aaron Buckle DSAE Gosport Mechanical Engineering: CAD A Bronze Richard Harvard Griffiths Coleg Sir Gar Aeronautical Engineering: Mechanical A Gold Luke Greenaway QinetiQ Aeronautical Engineering: Mechanical A Silver Benjamin Tullett RAF Odiham Mechanical Engineering: CAD A Bronze Jozef Jones City of Bristol College Aeronautical Engineering: Mechanical A Bronze Thomas Curteis RAF Odiham Mechatronics H Gold David Cargill Northern Regional College Afro Caribbean Hairdressing A Gold Raquel Cole South Thames College Mechatronics H Gold Simon King Northern Regional College Afro Caribbean Hairdressing A Silver Clelia Lawrence Leicester College Mechatronics H Silver John Peerless Middlesex University Afro Caribbean Hairdressing A Bronze Ebony Davis Leicester College Mechatronics H Silver John Regan Middlesex University Afro Caribbean Hairdressing I Gold Esperanza Silva Tellez Northumberland College Mechatronics H Bronze Graeme Goldie Forth Valley College Afro Caribbean Hairdressing I Silver Tanya Grant South Thames College Mechatronics H Bronze John Ravenscroft Forth Valley College Afro Caribbean Hairdressing I Bronze Sabrina Hilaire South Thames College Media Makeup O Gold Michelle Hoskins City of Bristol College Apprentice Business Challenge H Gold Ryan Bright PWC Media Makeup O Silver Amanda Hughes The College of West Anglia Apprentice Business Challenge H Gold Theresa Farr BDO Media Makeup O Bronze Christine Torres Blackburn College Apprentice Business Challenge H Gold Dan Barker BDO Microsoft Applications Specialist O Gold Aimee Huggins City of Glasgow College Apprentice Business Challenge H Silver Christopher Hillier PWC - Southampton Microsoft Applications Specialist O Silver Matthew Boal Boal Redcar and Cleveland College Apprentice Business Challenge H Silver Fern Johnson PWC - Reading Microsoft Applications Specialist O Bronze Tee-Jay Dack Coleg Sir Gar Apprentice Business Challenge H Silver Ben O'Sullivan PWC - Manchester Microsoft IT Technician A Gold Mark Flynn Highbury College, Portsmouth Apprentice Business Challenge H Bronze Nathan Brennan PWC - Gatwick Microsoft IT Technician A Silver Jonathan Poole Highbury College, Portsmouth Apprentice Business Challenge H Bronze Michael French PWC - St Albans Microsoft IT Technician A Bronze Jakub Paliwoda Barnfield College Apprentice Business Challenge H Bronze Alma Odametey PWC - London Microsoft Network Administrator A Gold Jiri Kores Stevenson College, Edinburgh Architectural Stained Glass A Gold Neil James Swansea Metropolitan University Microsoft Network Administrator A Silver Warren Fox Debtsettlers Architectural Stained Glass A Silver Chris Woodley Swansea Metropolitan University Microsoft Network Administrator A Bronze Calum Henderson University of the West of Scotland Architectural Stained Glass A Bronze Georgina Foster Swansea Metropolitan University Mobile Robotics H Gold Zheng Hao Chong University of Manchester Aromatherapy O Gold Melanie Duncanson Gateshead College Mobile Robotics H Gold Ling Yee University of Manchester Aromatherapy O Silver Katarina Foncesa Sussex Downs College Mobile Robotics H Silver James Allen Middlesex University Aromatherapy O Bronze Keiran Crawford City of Bath College Mobile Robotics H Silver Dean Chapman Middlesex University Autobody Repair A Gold Matthew Quinn Honda Institute Mobile Robotics H Bronze Louis Fry University of York Autobody Repair A Silver Matthew Bailey Cardiff and Vale College Mobile Robotics H Bronze Mathew Gibson Staffordshire University Autobody Repair A Bronze Gerard Brennan Riverpark Training Mobile Robotics H Bronze Richard Munday Staffordshire University Automobile Technology A Gold Mark Yates Honda Institute Mobile Robotics H Bronze Atif Syed University of York Automobile Technology A Silver Matthew Mckeown South West College Nail Art A Gold Sophie Gallaway Truro and Penwith College Adam Lyness, from South Eastern Regional Automobile Technology A Bronze Turlough Lennon Just Car Clinics Nail Art A Silver Andrea Gordon Stoke-on-Trent College College, with his gold medal in advanced Automotive Glazing O Gold Steve Abrahams Auto Windscreens - Newcastle Nail Art A Bronze Jacqueline Robson Gateshead College refrigeration Automotive Glazing O Silver Mark Blaylock Auto Windscreens - Leeds Nail Art I Gold Oksana Cooper Pembrokeshire College Automotive Glazing O Bronze Darrell Edmed AA Autowindshields Nail Art I Silver Lisa Lomas Blackpool and the Fylde College Beauty Therapy A Gold Emma Rogers Weston College Nail Art I Bronze Kirsty Bushen Pembrokeshire College Beauty Therapy A Silver Naomi Radbourne Burton and South Derbyshire College Nail Enhancements A Gold Natalie Harris Blackpool and the Fylde College Beauty Therapy A Bronze Laura Hayes Burton and South Derbyshire College Nail Enhancements A Silver Aimee Stephenson Trafford College I never expected to Beauty Therapy I Gold victoria smith Great Yarmouth College Nail Enhancements A Bronze Nicola West Wakefield College Beauty Therapy I Silver Rebekka Sutton Great Yarmouth College Nail Enhancements I Gold Natalie Warburton Blackpool and the Fylde College Beauty Therapy I Bronze Nicola Hill South Worcestershire College Nail Enhancements I Silver Eve Booth Trafford College Car Painting A Gold Gary Greer Riverpark Training Nail Enhancements I Bronze Lauren Williams Trafford College be standing here Car Painting A Silver Marc Reilly Riverpark Training Network Security A Gold Nehmaan Ahmed Barnfield College Car Painting A Bronze Patrick Quinn Riverpark Training Network Security A Silver Matt Boddy North East Surrey College of Technology Caring A Gold Rameez Shah South Devon College with a gold medal Caring A Silver Bruce Gardner BUPA Network Security A Bronze Peter Griggs Thanet College Caring A Bronze Emma Murray Janard Training and Assessment Centre Ltd Plumbing A Gold Andrew Boyd Patton Grimsby Institute of Further and Higher Education Cisco Network Technician A Gold Lewis Bourne Cambridge Regional College Plumbing A Silver Ross Temple South West College Cisco Network Technician A Silver Steve McFarland Cardonald College Plumbing A Bronze Gary Doyle Southern Regional College Cisco Network Technician A Bronze Asad Munir City of Glasgow College Popular Music A Gold Ryan Baines North Warwickshire and Hinckley College Cisco Network Technician A Bronze Christopher Twigger NESCOT Popular Music A Gold Lloyd Crowley North Warwickshire and Hinckley College “ CNC Milling A Gold Sam Robinson BAE Systems Popular Music A Gold Rob Edwards North Warwickshire and Hinckley College CNC Milling A Silver Ben Shaw University of Nottingham Popular Music A Gold Kady Jones North Warwickshire and Hinckley College CNC Milling A Bronze David Adamson Rolls-Royce PLC Popular Music A Gold Mason Osborne North Warwickshire and Hinckley College CNC Turning A Gold Owen Heward Rolls-Royce PLC Popular Music A Gold James Rowley North Warwickshire and Hinckley College CNC Turning A Silver Joseph Bellis University of Nottingham Popular Music A Silver Ukesh Gurung Uxbridge College CNC Turning A Bronze James Cox Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery Lyd Popular Music A Silver Tianna Johnson Uxbridge College Construction Metal Works A Gold Rhodri Jones Coleg Sir Gar Popular Music A Silver Simba Nyamfukudza Uxbridge College Construction Metal Works A Silver Jack Ambrose BAE Systems - Barrow in Furness Popular Music A Silver Andrew Smart Uxbridge College Construction Metal Works A Bronze Jonathan Price Coleg Sir Gar Popular Music A Silver Simon Tajhya Uxbridge College Electrical Installation A Gold William Falconer North West Regional College Popular Music A Bronze Rebecca Ampleford Newcastle College Electrical Installation A Silver Matthew Fletcher Cornwall College Popular Music A Bronze Joshua Callon Newcastle College Electrical Installation A Bronze Martin Rose City of Bristol College Popular Music A Bronze Adam Ford Newcastle College Environmental Science A Gold Emily O'Regan Newcastle College Popular Music A Bronze Jonathan Lathbury Newcastle College Environmental Science A Gold Matthew Otubu Newcastle College Popular Music A Bronze David Smith Newcastle College Environmental Science A Silver Reece Pringle Newcastle College Popular Music A Bronze Jay Surtees Newcastle College Environmental Science A Silver Sam Thompson Newcastle College Printing A Gold Craig Clifford Stirland Paterson Environmental Science A Bronze Leigh Jackson Mid-Kent College Printing A Silver Jordan Moore Phase Print Environmental Science A Bronze Stuart Moore Mid-Kent College Printing A Bronze Jamie Cleaver Warwick Printing Co Ltd Floristry A Gold Charlotte Baker Hubbards Reflexology O Gold Wendi Magee South Eastern Regional College Floristry A Silver Kirsty Berridge Askham Bryan College Reflexology O Silver Joanna Zwolak Stavrou City College Brighton and Hove Floristry A Bronze Hannah Barlow Keits Ltd Reflexology O Bronze Melanie Marshall South Eastern Regional College Floristry I Gold Annie Blackman Kingston Maurward College Refrigeration A Gold Adam Lyness South Eastern Regional College Floristry I Silver Isabel Garbett South Staffordshire College Refrigeration A Silver Liam Dean North Glasgow College Floristry I Bronze Madeleine Ralls Bridgwater College Refrigeration A Bronze Scott Berry Grimsby Institute of Further and Higher Education Games Development A Gold Joseph Fletcher-Ward North Warwickshire and Hinckley College Sheet Metal Work A Gold Jack Higgins Radshape Games Development A Silver Sam Stott South Thames College Sheet Metal Work A Silver Struan Robertson Babcock Marine Games Development A Bronze Dominic Esprit The College of Haringey, Enfield and North East London Sheet Metal Work A Bronze Ricki Burmi Radshape Hairdressing A Gold Leanna Caddick City of Bristol College SkillBuild Team Challenge A Gold Team Wales Hairdressing A Silver Rachel Morris-Jones Red Edge Training Company SkillBuild Team Challenge A Silver Team Northern Ireland Hairdressing A Bronze Tony Cavallo Blackburn College SkillBuild Team Challenge A Bronze Team North East Hairdressing I Gold Lucy Knight City of Bristol College Video Moving Image A Gold Jessica Buignet North East Surrey College of Technology Hairdressing I Silver anne marie keenan Adam Smith College Video Moving Image A Gold Isaac Mallon North East Surrey College of Technology Hairdressing I Bronze Edel Loughran South West College Video Moving Image A Gold Fiona Spellman North East Surrey College of Technology Heating and Ventilation A Gold Patrick O'Leary NG Bailey Engineering Academy Video Moving Image A Gold Elliot Weld North East Surrey College of Technology Heating and Ventilation A Silver Luke Jarrett Croydon College Video Moving Image A Silver Oliver Barbieri Amersham and Wycombe College Matthew Otubu and Emily O’Regan, from Heating and Ventilation A Bronze Joshua Skitt Shepherd Engineering Services Ltd Newcastle College, with their gold medal Industrial Control A Gold Meghann Butler Napier University Video Moving Image A Silver Elliot Leigh Amersham and Wycombe College Industrial Control A Gold Timothy Graham Napier University Video Moving Image A Silver Adam Townsend Amersham and Wycombe College in advanced environmental science Industrial Control A Silver Alexander Ward Leeds Metropolitan University Video Moving Image A Bronze Joseph Kelly North East Surrey College of Technology Industrial Control A Silver Mark Waring Rhodes Group Video Moving Image A Bronze Hayley Mills North East Surrey College of Technology Industrial Control A Bronze Matthew Spokes IAC Newport Video Moving Image A Bronze Tim Richards North East Surrey College of Technology Industrial Electronics A Gold Nick Jones Reading College Web Design A Gold George Mickleburgh City College Norwich Industrial Electronics A Silver Joao Neves College of North West London Web Design A Silver Dan Koehler Coleg Sir Gar We can’t find the Industrial Electronics A Bronze Heather Peach MBDA - 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