Student Voice Awards Winners 2022

Great Walstead School (Primary)

Great Walstead School won our Student Voice Awards for Primary because of the amazing opportunities they offer to get students involved in issues that they care about. Whether that’s the EcoWarriors campaigning for the environment; the Together Club discussing issues they’re passionate about or all their students voting on positions of responsibility, pupil voice is clearly at the heart of what they do.

Kettering Buccleuch (Secondary)

Kettering Buccleuch won our Student Voice Award for Secondary due to the changes they have made to their school in response to student voice.

Following discussions with students, they have banned cars on school sites, added gender-neutral toilets to all school buildings and even involved students in teaching and learning reviews. It is incredibly clear that students' voices at Kettering Buccleuch are both listened to and acted on.

Keighley (Student)

We had so many schools put forward impressive individuals for the Student Award but we all agreed that Keighley shone incredibly bright.

As the chair of the student council, member of the EDI committee, member of the Boarding House Council and charity fundraiser, Keighley’s dedication to student voice was immediately clear. We were particularly impressed by her input in changing the schools approach to student wellbeing, neurodiversity and autism awareness. Well done Keighley!

Runners Up

• Secondary School: Etonbury Academy
• Primary School: Engayne Primary School
• Student: Madeleine Loveless

Highly Commended

• Secondary School: Outwood Grange Academy
• Primary School: Stanton Community Primary School

• Student: Zara Fatima
• Student: Christy Lau
• Student: Max Moorcroft
• Student: Ellie Preston
• Student: Alesha Zaman