"LEARN from your past and look to a brilliant future."
That was the inspirational message from the headteacher of Louth's Cordeaux Academy, Peter Kubicki, at the school's first prizegiving since becoming an academy.
Pupils were applauded for their outstanding achievements by guests at the ceremony led by the leader of East Lindsey District Council, Councillor Doreen Stephenson. She was joined by Lincolnshire's Assistant Chief Constable, Lee Freeman, and chairman of governors Ian Keyes.
Mr Kubicki said he was delighted the school became part of the Academies Enterprise Trust in January this year.
"The vision of the trust is making the best better," he said.
"Today is all about celebrating the achievements of the pupils.
"There is a tendency to look to the past but at Cordeaux we learn from the past but also importantly look to a brilliant future.
"We can demonstrate that by celebrating the best exam results two years in a row."
He said he was proud to have received a letter from the Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg.
As reported, Mr Clegg commended Cordeaux Academy as being one of the most outstanding schools in the country for the results of disadvantaged pupils receiving the pupil premium.
Mr Kubicki invited the audience to remember former pupil Nicole Williams, who died last year after a long and brave battle against cancer.
Mr Keyes praised the pupils and encouraged them to continue their "learning journey".
A vote of thanks was given by Abigail Beaney, who presented Councillor Stephenson with a bouquet.
Lower School Prize winners were: English, Technology and Art—Round Table Trophy Jessica Cotton Music—Levers Trophy and Philosophy and Ethics Abbie Johnson French—Francine Palmer Trophy and Maths George Johnstone Science—O'Malley Trophy Owen Adlam Geography Phoebe Drayton Green PE—Cyril Arnold Trophy: Jack Ordish History Matthew Appleby Information Technology Sean Moore GCSE Subject Awards Science—Trevor Moody Trophy David Dixon Art—Robin Hicks Trophy Mollie Kitching English Literature and History Phillipa Cook Music and PE Callum Watkinson Drama Mask Trophy Nick Gillespie Geography Ellis Hayward BTEC PE Daniel Jaines Maths David Dixon English Phillipa Cook/Courtney Morley Food Technology Becky Whitbread Resistant Material Joe Marshall Graphics Poppy Lowis Business Cavan Campbell Philosophy and Ethics - Y11 Rebecca Cooke Philosophy and Ethics - Y10 Cameron Marnoch Engineering Ben Flint French Emily Gledhill Information Technology Jessica Cotton Travel and Tourism Oliver Lammiman Health and Social Care Courtney Morley 6th Form Subject Awards Construction Joshua Godfrey Business Abigail Beaney Motor Vehicle Edward Sullivan Health and Social Care Emily Heaton Year Group Progress Awards Subject Year 7 Year 8 Year 10 Science, Archie Ingamells, Georgia Lovely, Adam Owens Art, Amanda Davy Georgia Lovely, Frances Austen Maths, Annalyce Sutcliffe ,Natalia Kaye and Matthew Mansey English, Hollie Garbutt and Libby Archer and Archie Ingamells Natasha Bratten, Jake Holden French, Amanda Davy, Georgia Lovely and Shawn Margason PE, Adam Rusling Jordan Eyre and Josh Blakey Technology, Chad Carter and Shania Cannon Geography, Eleanor Treadgold, James Stainton ,Alex Handley History, Jack Hanson Georgia Lovely, Ellen Drabble ICT, Annalyce Sutcliffe, Rebecca Pratten, Alisha Nicholls Music, Amanda Davy, Shania Cannon, Aaron Bourne Philosophy and ethics,- Georgia Lovely, Travel and Tourism, Dana Dixon Health and social care, Katy Garnham. Lower School Progress Awards Science, PE and Technology Anna Marie Broskov-Larsen Art Elizabeth Westgate Maths George Johnstone English Angel Archer and Rebecca Machin Philosophy and ethics, Rebecca Machin French, Alysia Goodwin Geography and history, Phoebe Drayton Green ICT, Elizabeth Westgate Music, Charles Lovesey GCSE Progress Awards (across KS2) Science, Matthew Teague English literature, .Robert Anderson Award' Johnathan Pitwell Art Mollie Kitching Music, Callum Watkinson Geography, Daniel Matthews History, Oliver Lammiman BTEC Physical Education, Cavan Campbell Maths, David Dixon English, Courtney Morley Technology, Lydia Moore Business, Mark Marshall Philosophy and Ethics, Ebony Hoskin Engineering, Ben Flint French, Emily Gledhill Health and Social Care Emily Rose Taylor Sixth Form Progress Awards: Business, Sarah Tobin Motor Vehicle, Macaulay Douglas Health and Social Care, Emily Heaton Construction, Matthew Straw Special Awards Pam Darby Trophy for 'Progress Through Perseverance', Ciaron Clarke Taylor Trophy for 'Success Through Diligence', Daniel Jaines Football—The Linpac Trophy, Joe Jervis Rugby—The Tony Chambers Trophy, Ryan Jennings Sports Personality Trophy, Callum Watkinson Louth and District Business and Professional Women's Award, Abigail Beaney C N Frank Trophy for Service, Ben Chapman D S Smith Community and Environment Award, Daniel Jaines John Filer Dedicated Reader Award, Chantelle MacMillan GRS Trophy for Contribution to School Life - 6th Form, Jonathan Hind Salkeld Trophy for Achievement, Leon Stout 'Allegro Appassionato' Music Award, Callum Watkinson Principal's Trophy - Girls, Phillipa Cook Principal's Trophy - Boys, David Dixon The GRS Principal's Trophy, Emily Heaton
