Finalists 2019
18 GOLDEN APPLES/EDUCATION NEWS Friday October 11, 2019 THE CUMBERLAND NEWS Top accolade: Best early years provider went to Leading light: Clare Render collects the award for Special influence: Sandra Allen from Belle Vue Healthy outlook: Cockermouth School’s Steve Kiddlywinks, Penrith – Natalie Metcalfe, left, and best education and learning leader from Stephen Primary, Carlisle, collects the best teaching assistant Milledge, Mollie Robinson and Billy Robinson collect Rachel James, right, with host Julie Clayton McCullough of sponsors Armstrong Watson award from Neil Doherty of sponsors BAE Systems the health and wellbeing award from Julie Clayton Marvellous Margaret wins Founder of Carlisle nursery commended by judges at this year’s Golden Apple awards BY SAM SMEDLEY & KRIS TATUM A DEDICATED woman who set up a Carlisle nursery and ran it for more than 50 years has been honoured at this year’s Golden Apple awards. Margaret Bravo founded St Lifetime achievement: Margaret Bravo, from Carlisle, received a standing ovation as she stepped onto the stage to collect her prestigious award. She was Peter’s Church Pre-School on IN ASSOCIATION WITH presented it by Lee Taylor-Craddock, left, from Newsquest Cumbria, and former BBC Radio Cumbria presenter Julie Clayton Pictures: Jonathan Becker Kingstown Road, and has been at its helm ever since. said: “It is just recognition for After decades of tireless the students. They have led this work, the 82-year-old was rec- project – they have told us at ognised by the judges for her school what to do. care, kindness and consider- thony Hopkins (they starred “They have been absolute- ation.
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