Youth Enterprise Awards - Hull 2012

Hull City Council’s Hull Training in partnership with the city’s Youth Enterprise Bank who are sponsoring a series of awards to recognise how enterprising Hull Schools are pleased to announce the shortlisted nominations of the various categories for Hull’s Youth Enterprise Awards the winners of which will be announced in Global Entrepreneurship Week’s Celebration evening to be held on Friday 16th November at Staff House – University of Hull.


In total there are five categories

1. The shortlist for Hulls most enterprising secondary school is Hymers College, Archbishop Sentamu, Malet Lambert, Andrew Marvell, Hull Collegiate and Hull College.
2. The shortlist for Hull's most enterprising teacher includes teachers from Hymers College, Malet Lambert, Newland School for Girls and Archbishop Sentamu, Gillshill, Victoria Dock Primary, St James and Neasden.

3. The shortlist for organisations and businesses to promote enterprise education in Hull are FEO Group, Arco, MKM, St. Stephens and Sewell Group.

4. The shortlist for Hull's most enterprising primary school is Victoria Dock, Appleton, Gillshill, Hymers College ( Lower school) and Longhill.

5. The shortlist for Hull based companies that have done the most to promote an enterprising culture in the City are Arco, Sewell Group, KC, MKM, Horncastle, Force-7 and Smith and Nephew.

Claire Young, BBC Apprentice star and businesswoman

“It is always a pleasure and a privilege to support Hull in the way it supports its enterprising young people, your city certainly believes in putting its energies behind its young people and not just paying lip service to enterprise. The work that partners are doing in your city is absolutely brilliant. I am pleased to see such a range of nominations that have been shortlisted in the different categories and I know it will be difficult to come to the eventual winners of each section."







Stephen Logan, Malet Lambert School Hull’s Most Enterprising Teacher 2011 said


"It was a great honour last year to be announced as the first recipient of the title of Hull’s Most Enterprising Teacher 2011 and I am pleased that this year there are so many nominations in each section clearly showing Hull as a city has real commitment through the Youth Enterprise Partnership and the business community to develop the enterprising skills of young people, it never ceases to amaze me how with the right support and encouragement our young people are truly enterprising and whilst not all will go on to be entrepreneurs of the future they certainly will be more enterprising in their outlook and in the workplace”