Community champions honoured at special awards evening at Skegness Academy


A Celebration Evening was held last night to honor those nominated for making a significant impact within the school and the broader Skegness community.
The event brought together outstanding individuals who were nominated by members of the local community before Christmas.
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Hide AdNominated champions included both parents of Skegness Academy students and students themselves, each recognised for their outstanding contributions, dedication, and support in various capacities.


A highlight of the evening was the attendance of Skegness Mayor Coun Adrian Findley, who joined the celebration to show his support for the local heroes who help make Skegness a better place for everyone.
Skegness Rotary was also represented at the event, with their representatives eager to continue their collaboration with the Academy to promote life skills and workability skills amongst students.
The Royal British Legion was also welcomed to the event to celebrate the success and involvement of the Skegness Academy with the Poppy Appeal 2024.
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Hide AdThree outstanding individuals from the nominations were selected to receive a £25 voucher for the local restaurant, No. 9, as a token of appreciation for their hard work and dedication to the community. The prize was a small gesture to acknowledge their invaluable contributions.


These prizes were awarded to Sean Kirby for his dedication and commitment to being a community sport champion, Tracy Turner for supporting the Skegness community and the Poppy Appeal 2024 and, finally, to Skegness Academy student Thomas Shaw for supporting community events, fundraising, and raising awareness of Tourette’s.
A special thank you was extended to Best Day Ever Party Supplies for kindly providing the vibrant balloons that added a festive touch to the evening, enhancing the atmosphere of celebration and gratitude.
The event was also supported by the Academy’s Head Boy and Head Girl, Jaydon Williams, and Rogue Li whose leadership and assistance were integral to the evening’s success.
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Hide AdTheir support and dedication to the event were greatly appreciated.


Mr Gissendorf, Principal, said: “I would like to say a massive thank you for your hard work and dedication. You are the heart and soul of our community. Let us continue to support and uplift each other, building a brighter future together”.
Skegness Academy would like to extend its heartfelt thanks to all those who contributed to making the Celebration Evening a memorable and meaningful occasion.
The Academy looks forward to continuing to strengthen its connections with the local community and celebrating the outstanding individuals who help shape the success of our students and our town.
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