Exeter College lecturer honoured

Mary Youlden
Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted Monday, June 30, 2014 - 12:16pm

The Pearson Teaching Awards hosted a prestigious event at the House of Commons last week to honour all those who have won a Silver Teaching Award in 2014.

Andy Waite of Exeter College attended the event which was held to celebrate exceptional teachers from across the UK.  He won his trophy in the category FE Teacher/Lecturer of the Year, after being shortlisted from a record number of over 20,000 nominations made by grateful pupils, past and present, parents and colleagues.

He will now join 59 fellow silver award winners at the UK final of the Teaching Awards at London’s Guildhall on 26 October, where 11 Silver Award winners will receive a Gold Award.

The ceremony will be filmed and broadcast by the BBC.

Rod Bristow, President of Core Markets at Pearson, said: “Everyone can remember a teacher who inspired and challenged them so it's important to say thank you.  It is great teaching that makes the biggest difference to learning and that's why great teachers must be recognised”.

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