2022 Winners

The University Entrepreneurs Grant 2022

Winner 2022

Tiarnan Neville

— Durham University

Educate North & Communicorp UK – Outstanding Contribution Award

Winner 2022

Outstanding School, College or University

— Leeds City College

Educate North & Communicorp UK – Outstanding Contribution Award

Winner 2022

Outstanding Teacher

— Susan Allinson

Educate North & Communicorp UK – Outstanding Contribution Award

Winner 2022

Outstanding Head Teacher

— Mungo Sheppard

Business/Industry Collaboration – HE/FE Sector

Winner 2022

The Manchester College’s Industry Excellence Academy (IEA)

— ACEL

Winner 2022

Salford City College Group

Business/Industry Collaboration – University Sector

Winner 2022

University of Central Lancashire

— Creative Innovation Zone

Winner 2022

Manchester Metropolitan University

— Centre for Enterprise

Social Mobility Award – HE/FE Sector

Winner 2022

Grimsby Institute of Further and Higher Education

— National Employer Training

Social Mobility Award – University Sector

Winner 2022

Sheffield Hallam University

Business Collaboration & Partnerships Award – HE/FE Sector

Winner 2022

Askham Bryan College and Flamingo Land Zoo partnership

Business Collaboration & Partnerships Award – University Sector

Winner 2022

Edge Hill University

— SME Productivity & Innovation Centre

Employer Engagement Award – HE/FE Sector

Winner 2022

The Sheffield College

— Employer Skills Academies

External Relations Team of the Year

Winner 2022

University of Central Lancashire External Relations Team

Innovation Award

Winner 2022

XPLOR

Student Experience Award – HE/FE Sector

Winner 2022

Salford City College Group

Research Project of the Year

Winner 2022

University of Central Lancashire

— BIZIFED Project

Community Engagement Award – HE/FE Sector

Winner 2022

Askham Bryan College FLEX programme

Community Engagement Award – University Sector

Winner 2022

Newcastle University Students’ Union

— North East Solidarity and Teaching

Community Engagement Award – Schools

Winner 2022

Sedbergh School

Mental Health and Wellbeing Award – University Sector

Winner 2022

Edge Hill University

— Tackling the Blues

Mental Health and Wellbeing Award – HE/FE Sector

Winner 2022

Hopwood Hall College

Digital Education and Development Award

Winner 2022

Swarthmore Education Centre

— Swarthmore Connected

Teaching Excellence Award

Winner 2022

Laura Denton

— Grimsby Institute

UK Apprenticeship Award

Winner 2022

Wakefield College

— Excellence in Apprenticeships

Entrepreneur of the Year

Winner 2022

Moises Barbera Ramos

— Drill Surgeries, University of Liverpool

Students’ Union of the Year

Winner 2022

Newcastle University Students’ Union

Winner 2022

University of Salford

Further Education College of the Year

Winner 2022

Myerscough College

University of the Year

Winner 2022

Sheffield Hallam University

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Testimonials

I was overwhelmed to receive a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2023 as part of the Educate North Awards. It’s inspiring to see so many dedicated people being recognised for their important work across the educational sector and across so many disciplines. I hope the creators will build upon their own success since 2015 and create more opportunities to showcase what education really means in the North of this country. PROFESSOR NICOLA CURTIN
UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE

Seeing the Educate North Awards live for the first time in 2023 was a wonderful experience. To bring an often disparate sector together is wonderful, to share best-practice is fulfilling and to see the superb standards from Sixth-Forms, Further Education and then HE in one room is often, breathtaking. We should embrace Educate North more and drive it forward beyond this special 10th ceremony. SIR JOHN JONES
EDUCATIONALIST

The idea sounded complex but exciting in 2015. Could the North create a showpiece which would harness the best of the talents we have in our educational sector? Would anyone even enter? Would we create a respected and highly motivated judging panel and find expert leadership for it? Would we also find room, as we did in the first 3 years, to debate the future direction and resources needed to increase social mobility and opportunities for all? Would we find new business ideas and young entrepreneurs as well with a willingness to test their ideas? The answer was yes, and the result is a wonderful parade of superb nominees who are helping shape and change the worlds they occupy. Long may Educate North continue. DR JOHN KENNEDY CBE, KSG, KMCO, DL.
PATRON OF EDUCATE NORTH AWARDS

The Educate North Awards represent both an important high-point and aspiration for the North’s academics, institutions and indeed students. It provides a platform for sharing excellence and achievement. More importantly it encourages, promotes, and nurtures the sector and talent. Congratulations on reaching 10. Here’s to the next ten celebrations of what the education sector achieves. DR JOHN CATER CBE DL, VICE-CHANCELLOR
EDGE-HILL UNIVERSITY

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