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Programme of Events for the Evening Norfolk Way 2016 Innovation Awards George Freeman MP Minister for Life Sciences Presents The Norfolk Innovation Awards 2016 Tuesday 21st June 6.30pm onwards Hosted by Wymondham High Academy Programme of Events for the Evening Norfolk Way 2016 Innovation Awards fter the enormous success of the inaugural awards Alast year, and with winners from across all the Norfolk schools, I am thrilled and delighted to welcome all of you tonight. For too long, I believe Norfolk has been regarded as a rural backwater, in education and in particular the all- important STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) subjects. If we are going to unlock the full potential of Norfolk’s young people and equip them to success in the increasingly competitive global economy, and to seize and benefit from the growing opportunities on their doorstep here in the Eastern Region, then we must do all we can to promote the spirit of innovation and enterprise in our area and encourage the next generation. I am delighted that through these awards supported by and in conjunction with some of the leading businesses and skill agencies in our area, we are celebrating the best and inspiring the rest by rewarding the best examples of science and innovation in schools and colleges. Together, we will help build a network of Norfolk enterprise and innovation to help power the Norfolk Economy for the 21st Century. George Freeman, MP for Mid Norfolk – Minister for Life Sciences The Norfolk Innovation Awards 2016 - Recognising Excellence in Science, Technology and Innovation from the young people of Norfolk Programme for the Evening 6.30 pm Arrive and Register Collect a glass of wine/orange juice - Finger Buffet in Main Hall Annexe (Prepared by Mr Joshua Lincoln and students from Wymondham High Academy) Music Performed by Harley Riecansky - Year 9 Meet and speak to the Awards Event Sponsors: Anglia Farmers, Anglia Free Range Eggs, Howes Percival Solicitors, Norwich Research Park, NWES WOW, Price Waterhouse Coopers, SG Wealth Management, STEM Ambassadors, UEA. Thank you for their generosity in sponsoring this event Formal Presentation of Awards Music - Performed by Wymondham High Academy Orchestra Symphony No. 1, 3rd Movement by Gustav Mahler arr. Richard Meyer led by Mr Kitt Garner Head of Music Opening Remarks - George Freeman MP - Minister for Life Sciences The Norfolk Way Bursary Scheme Innovation Awards and Certificates Lifetime Achievement Award to Sir Paul Nurse Closing Remarks Music Performed by Harley Riecansky - Year 9 Thank you to the following organisations who generously sponsored the prizes: Aquaterra Energy, Banham Zoo, Easton & Otley College, Green Britain Centre, Lintott Control Systems, RAF Marham BAE Systems, The Wayland Partnership Photographs of Certificate and Prize Winners taken by Harry Traynor A Few Words from Wymondham High Academy We are delighted to host this year’s Norfolk Innovation Awards at Wymondham High Academy Trust. We have been great supporters of the innovation awards since their conception by Mr George Freeman in 2015. The awards set out a philosophy of constructing a world class modern and competitive local economy which aligns so closely with our own values. It is our belief that by being on the cutting edge of technology, our students will position themselves to seize the very best opportunities for future success. Norfolk’s young people are amazing and these awards acknowledge their great commitment to their studies and their many successes and achievements, as well as highlighting the potential of these fantastic young people across the county. I would like to thank all of those who have supported the delivery of this great evening and a special thanks to our music and food technology departments whose contributions you will enjoy as the evening continues. May I wish you an enjoyable evening of celebration. Mr R Boulton, Principal Norfolk Way 2016 Innovation Awards Awards Categories Outstanding contribution to Science/STEM subjects at Key Stage 2 A free annual pass for the winner and a parent kindly offered by Banham Zoo and Africa Alive Outstanding contribution to Science/STEM subjects at Key Stage 3 An interactive farming experience for the winner & 3 others kindly offered by Easton & Otley College Outstanding contribution to Science/STEM subjects at Key Stage 4 A half day at RAF Marham for the winner and an accompanying teacher/parent kindly offered by BAE Systems Most Innovative Junior School Science/STEM Project A free visit for the winning class and teachers kindly offered by the Green Britain Centre in Swaffham Most Inspiring Junior School Teacher £75 kindly offered by the Wayland Partnership Most Inspiring Secondary or Sixth Form School Science/STEM Teacher £100 for the winner in the form of vouchers for the Chapelfield shopping centre in Norwich kindly offered by Aquaterra Energy Best STEM or Nuffield Crest ‘A’ Level Project £50 book tokens for each of the winning students kindly offered by Lintott Control Systems Lifetime Achievement Award for outstanding services to Science, Technology and Innovation in Norfolk Sir Paul Nurse Jed de Ruiter- Swain Sir Isaac Newton Joe Ellaway Wymondham High Academy Eleanor Nichols Wymondham College Jack Tovee Wymondham High Academy Ed Ince-Jones Wymondham High Academy Alicia Marchi Brown Wymondham High Academy Abi Moore Wymondham High Academy Amy Webb Wayland Junior Academy Watton Sir Paul Nurse Oak Class Northrepps Primary School Science Café Wayland Junior Academy Watton Class 3 Wreningham Primary VC Alex Minns Scarning Primary Jonathan Barber Thurton Church of England Primary School David Attwell University Technical College Norfolk Sarah Calne Wymondham High Academy Richard Champeney Sir Isaac Newton David Kail East Norfolk Sixth Form College Anneliese Lenzen Sprowston Community High School Kay Lowdon Wymondham College Lois Mack Flegg High School Edson Moyo University Tech College Norfolk Kate Nichols City of Norwich School Jimmy Seymour Attleborough Academy Rachel Jarrold Sir Isaac Newton Daniel Smith East Norfolk Sixth Form College Sarah Teverson Thetford Academy Shaun Watling Sir Isaac Newton Jodi Kent Notre Dame High School Simon Moore Wymondham High Academy Ed Sadler Wayland Academy George Le Bon Scarning Primary Oliver Bacon Attleborough Academy Nominee Information Daniel Bint Attleborough Academy Heather Chant Dereham Neatherd Lilimaie Nicholson Dereham Neatherd Aaron Nicholson Dereham Neatherd Charlotte Ross Wayland Academy Tilly Warren-Peters Attleborough Academy Joe Ground Attleborough Academy Caitlin Harris Old Buckenham High School Tempany Martin Attleborough Academy James McCaghrey Dereham Neatherd Abigail Perry Attleborough Academy Charlie Smith Iceni Academy Daniel Smith-Hughes Attleborough Academy Aiden Stanley Wayland Academy Norfolk Way 2016 Innovation Awards 2016 Innovation Way Norfolk Alice Styles Dereham Neatherd Harry Sutton Dereham Neatherd Jed de Ruiter- Swain Sir Isaac Newton Best STEM / Nuffield Crest A Level Project Joe Ellaway Wymondham High Academy Best STEM / Nuffield Crest A Level Project Eleanor Nichols Wymondham College Best STEM / Nuffield Crest A Level Project Jack Tovee Wymondham High Academy Best STEM / Nuffield Crest A Level Project Ed Ince-Jones Wymondham High Academy Best STEM/ Nuffield Crest A Level Project Alicia Marchi Brown Wymondham High Academy Best STEM/ Nuffield Crest A Level Project Abi Moore Wymondham High Academy Best STEM/ Nuffield Crest A Level Project Amy Webb Wayland Junior Academy Watton Most Inspiring Junior School Teacher Sir Paul Nurse 2016 Lifetime Achievement Award for outstanding services to Science, Technology and Innovation in Norfolk Oak Class Northrepps Primary School Most Innovative Junior School Science/STEM Project Science Café Wayland Junior Academy Watton Most Innovative Junior School Science/STEM Project Class 3 Wreningham Primary VC Most Innovative Junior School Science/STEM Project Alex Minns Scarning Primary Most Inspiring Junior School Teacher Science/STEM Jonathan Barber Thurton Church of England Primary School Most Inspiring Junior School Teacher Science/STEM David Attwell University Technical College Norfolk Most Inspiring Senior / Sixth Form Teacher Science/STEM Sarah Calne Wymondham High Academy Most Inspiring Senior / Sixth Form Teacher Science/STEM Richard Champeney Sir Isaac Newton Most Inspiring Senior / Sixth Form Teacher Science/STEM David Kail East Norfolk Sixth Form College Most Inspiring Senior / Sixth Form Teacher Science/STEM Anneliese Lenzen Sprowston Community High School Most Inspiring Senior / Sixth Form Teacher Science/STEM Kay Lowdon Wymondham College Most Inspiring Senior / Sixth Form Teacher Science/STEM Lois Mack Flegg High School Most Inspiring Senior / Sixth Form Teacher Science/STEM Edson Moyo University Tech College Norfolk Most Inspiring Senior / Sixth Form Teacher Science/STEM Kate Nichols City of Norwich School Most Inspiring Senior / Sixth Form Teacher Science/STEM Jimmy Seymour Attleborough Academy Most Inspiring Senior / Sixth Form Teacher Science/STEM Rachel Jarrold Sir Isaac Newton Most Inspiring Senior / Sixth Form Teacher Science/STEM Daniel Smith East Norfolk Sixth Form College Most Inspiring Senior / Sixth Form Teacher Science/STEM Sarah Teverson Thetford Academy Most Inspiring Senior / Sixth Form Teacher Science/STEM Shaun Watling Sir Isaac Newton Most Inspiring Senior / Sixth Form Teacher Science/STEM Jodi Kent Notre Dame High School Most Inspiring Senior / Sixth Form Teacher Science/STEM Simon Moore Wymondham High Academy Most Inspiring Senior / Sixth Form Teacher Science/STEM Ed Sadler
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