Quality Framework Celebration for London Schools

London schools and their mentors came together on 7 July at the Museum of London to celebrate the achievement of Bronze, Silver, Gold and Special Distinction Quality Framework Awards.

Supplementary schools from Barnet, Brent, Camden, Ealing, Haringey, Kensington & Chelsea, Tower Hamlets, Westminster and Barking & Dagenham received awards. Congratulations to them all.

Volunteers, Farzaneh and Nima were also applauded for their commitment to National Resource Centre for Supplementary Education this year.

Bronze Awards: Ahmed Bhairien, MCWG – Al Amaana, Claude Sylvester – Lemuel Findlay, Ioana Stoica – Alex Z Romanian School, Salman Ahmed – Cubitt Town Bangladeshi Project, Mr Joglu Miah –Boundary, Md Shahanur Ahmed Khan, Limehouse Welfare Association, Delwar Hussain – Qurtubah Institute, Abdul Mumin – ELM Evening Madrasah, Samiya Siddika – The Rooted Forum, Melten Atma – Turkish & Kurdish Children’s Group, Eleftheria – Arachne Greek Cypriot School, Irene Culas – Voice of Dalit International School, Samira Said – Crescent Community School, Kanal Uysaler – Brunswick Park Turkish H/W Club, Mahamed Husein – SODEP, British Somali Community, Living Way Zone 7, African Women Group, WSPM Agape, Ardhmeria, Kingsbury Somali Youth Project

Silver Awards: Jihan Salha – Al Ola, Poury Sadigh – Andisheh, Iran School, HaMakom, KPS Gujarati School, Hendon Tamil School, Middlesex Tamil Academy, Stag Lane Saturday School, Navalar Tamil School, Sai School of Harrow were presented at Harrow Civic Centre on 13 July 2015

Gold Awards: Raymond Chi – Haringey Chinese School, Peter Okoye – CarAf Mandela School, Ubah Egal – Learning Club by Somali Cultural Centre

Special Distinction Awards: Shahla White – Rustam School, Flutura Shega – Shpresa, Ahmad Farid Mall – Afghan Association, Paiwand

Also in attendance: M A Hannan (Tower Hamlets Council), Rosemary Wiles (Haringey Council), Maria Gonzalez (Voluntary Action Islington), Tiia Hataaja, (Westway Trust RBKC), Emma Taylor (Museum of London),  Akhita Benjamin, Siobhan Crawley and Gosia McKane, NRCSE Quality Development Team