Welcome to our Annual SCG Awards page
This special event formally recognises the outstanding accomplishments of our previous year’s students, through a range of awards.
In previous years, students have joined family, friends and College staff as well as local dignitaries, for an evening of celebration. The awards event incorporates a "Winners Roll Call" where acknowledgements are read out and certificates, trophies and cheques presented.
This year we’re not letting social distancing stop us celebrating - so we’ve taken our annual celebration online!
Trophies and certificates have been posted out to our winners and some of them have sent us their own mini awards acceptance speeches!
Join with us in congratulating them on their success. We hope they’re as proud of their accomplishments as we are at SCG!
Lowri Page
Biology Student of the Year
Meticulous approach to her studies and left no stone unturned in her preparation for assessment
Previous School
The Corbet School
![SCG Awards trophy for Lowri Page](/images/SCG_Awards/Lowri_Page.jpg)
Maddison Jones
Business Student of the Year
Has all the personal qualities and pure determination that will be required to become a successful teacher
Previous School
The Marches School
![SCG Awards trophy for Maddison Jones](/images/SCG_Awards/Maddison_Jones.jpg)
Heidi Schacht
Chemistry & Applied Science Student of the Year
A ‘brave’ chemist, in that she loved a challenge, and was prepared to give the most complex questions a good go
Previous School
Grove School
![SCG Awards trophy for Heidi Schacht](/images/SCG_Awards/Heidi_Schacht.jpg)
Tejvir Sohi
Computing & I.T. Student of the Year
The go-to person in his cohort, respected by tutors and fellow students
Previous School
Charlton School
![SCG Awards trophy for Tejvir Sohi](/images/SCG_Awards/Tejvir_Sohi.jpg)
Tom Twigg
Construction (Carpentry & Joinery) Student of the Year
Methodical and committed to producing high-quality Carpentry & Joinery
Previous School
Lakelands Academy
![SCG Awards trophy for Tom Twigg](/images/SCG_Awards/Tom_Twigg.jpg)
Andrew Taylor
Construction (Plumbing) Student of the Year
It would be a travesty if Andrew Taylor did not end up in the industry
![SCG Awards trophy for Andrew Taylor](/images/SCG_Awards/andrew_taylor_award.jpg)
Tia Love
Earth Sciences Student of the Year
Her ability to explain ideas and willingness to support her peers enhanced the performance of other students
Previous School
The Priory School
I would like to thank my teacher Teresa for being the best teacher in the world, and an absolute angel. I feel very proud of myself and I loved the geography course at Shrewsbury Colleges Group, where I had some of the best days of my life.
I am currently at the University of Manchester studying Pharmacology and I aim to go in to research following my degree. Thanks again!
![Tia Love holding her SCG Awards trophy](/images/SCG_Awards/Tia_Love.jpg)
Alexander Thompson
Engineering & Motor Vehicle Student of the Year
Continually showed us he was the strongest all-rounder in terms of knowledge, skills and attitude
Previous School
Overseas
![SCG Awards trophy for Alexander Thompson](/images/SCG_Awards/alexander_thomson_award.jpg)
Cameron Mackie
English Student of the Year
An excellent and highly motivated student who made the most of her substantial academic potential
Previous School
William Brookes School
![SCG Awards trophy for Cameron Mackie](/images/SCG_Awards/Cameron_Mackie.jpg)
Lana Glover
Health & Social Care Student of the Year
Performed outstandingly and also impressed professionals with her depth of knowledge
Previous School
Shrewsbury Academy
![SCG Award winner Lana Glover](/images/SCG_Awards/lana_glover_award.jpg)
Andy Balmer
Higher Education Student of the Year
His attention to detail was excellent and he still found time to help his peers with difficult scientific concepts
![SCG Awards trophy for Andy Balmer](/images/SCG_Awards/andy_balmer_award.jpg)
Melissa Croxford
Humanities Student of the Year
Willing to put in extra hours of revision, extra sessions and attempt extra work, a role model for what can be achieved
Previous School
Belvidere School
![SCG Awards trophy for Melissa Croxford](/images/SCG_Awards/melissa_croxford_award.jpg)
Rose Barnes
Maths Student of the Year
Very talented, hardworking and popular student who was always willing to take on a challenge
Previous School
Adcote School for Girls
![SCG Awards trophy for Rose Barnes](/images/SCG_Awards/rose_barnes_award.jpg)
Jack Cole
Media Student of the Year
Showed palpable zest and enthusiasm for the subject right from the start
Previous School
Church Stretton School
Ben Gough
Modern Foreign Languages Student of the Year
Growing from a quiet, reserved student, to someone who actively participated in all discussions with great insight
Previous School
The Corbet School
![SCG Awards trophy for Ben Gough](/images/SCG_Awards/ben_gough_award.jpg)
Charlie Braddick
Performance Arts Student of the Year
Met all of his deadlines, helped others to meet theirs and achieved highly overall, being accepted onto a competitive course.
Previous School
Caereinion High School
Leo Maden
Physics, Computing and Electronics Student of the Year
One of the most talented computer science students the department has ever seen
Previous School
Charlton School
![SCG Awards trophy for Leo Maden](/images/SCG_Awards/Leo_Madden.jpeg)
Madeleine Joyce
Political Sciences Student of the Year
Setting a fantastic example to others she achieved an A* through perseverance and hard work
Previous School
Belvidere School
![SCG Awards trophy for Madeleine Joyce](/images/SCG_Awards/madeline_joyce_award.jpg)
Edward Chinn
Preparation Routes Student of the Year
was passionate about the work he carried out and did everything to a very high standard
Previous School
Priory School
![SCG Awards trophy for Edward Chinn](/images/SCG_Awards/edward_chinn_award.jpg)
Daisy Murray
Professional Services Student of the Year
Started on a Level 1 Hairdressing course and was quickly moved to a Level 2 course because of her skills and conscientious approach to learning - she gained a distinction.
Previous School
Burton Borough School
![SCG Awards trophy for Daisy Murray](/images/SCG_Awards/Daisy_Murray.jpg)
Jake Brown
Social Sciences Student of the Year
An exceptional social scientist. His critical analysis skills were mature and highly sophisticated
Previous School
The Priory School
![SCG Awards trophy for Jake Brown](/images/SCG_Awards/Jake_Brown.jpg)
Lizzie Lancett-Edwards
Sport, Outdoor and Public Services Student of the Year
An excellent example to all students regarding continuous exam practise and that drive outside of college really does work
Previous School
Church Stretton School
![SCG Awards trophy for Lizzie Lancett-Edwards](/images/SCG_Awards/lizzie_l_edwards_award.jpg)
Dominic Gallagher
Visual Art 2D Student of the Year
Highly creative and innovative work that combined technical skills developed from across all of his studies
Previous School
The Corbet School
Read Dominic's acceptance speech
“Thank You for this award. Although this award is for the graphics work I produced, I'm very appreciative for the time, patience and support I received from my teachers in all my A Level subjects.
I accredit a lot of my creative processes and perspectives to the skills, theories and ideologies I learnt in photography, film studies and graphics. I'm very happy to have talented friends that participated in the creative processes of idea development. I believe these relationships I formed with talented people were especially unique to Shrewsbury as they helped me grow my work in a fun, safe, space.
The freedom and encouragement we gained from these creative environments allowed us to explore lots of different ideas regardless of their quality and logistical possibility, which definitely gave me the confidence and ambition to improve and evolve my work across all mediums and subjects.
I'm very lucky that my teachers trusted me to do things in my own way. I knew that if I concentrated and pursued the work I wanted to create, I would succeed in my A Levels and having their support at every step of the way helped me realise my own potential.
The skills I learnt in college built the foundations for the work I create now, whether that’s for my clothing brand Smown, my music, illustration or graphics. All of this stemmed from the support I was given during my two-and-a-half years in college.
Lastly but mostly, I want to thank myself because I'm the one who got the award and put the effort in across all my subjects, sacrificing the entire year and dedicating it to achieve the best grades I could get.
*mic drop*”
![SCG Awards trophy for Dominic Gallagher](/images/SCG_Awards/Dominic_Gallagher.jpg)
Rachel Derricutt
Visual Art 3D Student of the Year
Her major coursework project was beautifully and thoughtfully designed and skilfully put together
Previous School
The Grove School
![SCGRachel Derricutt next to her Awards trophy](/images/SCG_Awards/Rachel_Derricutt_award_photo.jpg)
James Bernasconi
Adult Student of the Year
His creative and academic growth was a real triumph and an example to us all
![SCG Awards trophy for James Bernasconi](/images/SCG_Awards/james_bernasconi_award_photo_2.jpg)
Max Ashton-Stockley
Success Against the Odds
Tried his best every single day and would always get involved in external projects and other events
![SCG Awards trophy for Max Ashton-Stockley](/images/SCG_Awards/max_a_stockley_award.jpg)
Dominic Hall
Outstanding Contribution
Came to SCG knowing no one else and soon became a popular student amongst his peers and became the Student Union President
![SCG Awards trophy for Dominic Hall](/images/SCG_Awards/dominic_hall__award.jpg)
Brody Wooding
Overall Student of the Year
showed excellent deductive skills and enjoyed finding carefully structured and logical solutions to problems from all aspects of his subjects
Previous School
Grove School
Read Brody's acceptance speech
It was a great pleasure to hear I’d received this award. But to me, this was just the icing on the cake to my time at the College; the experiences I had, the progression I made as a person and most importantly making friends for life. I believe the journey is more important than the result and the journey I had at Shrewsbury Colleges Group will always be one I can look back at with fondness.
There are many people I want to thank who have helped me get to where I am. Firstly my family, who have given me love and support through my whole life and shaped me into the person I am. Also, to all my friends who made my years at College so enjoyable and gave me memories I’ll never forget. Finally, to all my teachers who were so supportive and created such a positive environment to learn in. Thank you.
![Brody Wooding holding his SCG Awards trophy](/images/SCG_Awards/Brody_Wooding_Awards_Photo.jpg)