The Caldecott Foundation holds annual Achievement Awards evening

Published by Rhys Taylor-Brown on November 13th 2022, 7:07am

In October, the Caldecott Foundation – a specialist care and education provider to vulnerable children and young people – held its 2022 Achievement Awards evening which saw more than 100 staff members attend.

Hosted in the newly refurbished Leila Rendel rooms at the Caldecott Foundation’s site in Ashford, Kent, the awards showpiece was the charity’s first major event since the Covid-19 pandemic.

Managing director, Nick Barnett, commented: “We were very proud to recognise our teams’ achievements and acknowledge that at this time, eight out of 10 services are rated as ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted with two rated as ‘Good’.

“Our colleagues from fostering, children’s homes, schools and support services have shown such commitment, dedication and love to the children and young people we are so fortunate to look after. This was an opportunity to thank some of them. We also acknowledged our colleagues that couldn’t attend as they were with our children.

“We are so grateful to D&D Autos, GPH Recruitment, 3rs Limited, Business Technology Systems, Britcab UK Cabins, Sarah Ryan and Zoe Roberts for their kind donations and contributions towards this event.”

Children from the Caldecott Foundation contributed to the awards evening, with a Young Person’s Choice category of award up for grabs.


The full list of awards and their recipients can be found below:


Colleague Choice Awards

The Phyllis Potter Award for Excellence in Support Service - Jonathan Butler

The Miss Dave Award for Excellence in Fostering - Jackie Neil

The Brabourne Award for Excellence in Education - Zoe Pegden

The James & Tessa King Award for Excellence in Children’s Homes - Carly Thomas

The Kingsdown Award - Chris Abbott & Emily Bell (joint winners)

The Leila Rendel Award for Outstanding Contribution – Kevin Gore & Nick Barnett (joint winners)


Young Persons Choice Awards

Hornbeam – Simon Anstice

Pine Lodge – Lauren Appleton

Summer House – Sophie Barnett

Old Vicarage - Emily Bell

Willow Trees – Martin Banning

Normanton Larches – Sophie Palmer

Woodclose Farm – Louise McPherson

Secondary School – Hollie Baird

Garden House – Pierce Glover

Fostering – Michelle Cuckow


Managers Choice Awards

Hornbeam – Olivia Mills

Pine Lodge – Samantha El Bakkali

Summer House – Sophie Barnett

Old Vicarage – Santa Ozola

Willow Trees – Tracy Blackwell

Normanton Larches – Robin Snelling

Primary School – Conor MacLennan

Woodclose Farm – Louise McPherson

Secondary School -Adele Taylor-Green

Garden House – Pierce Glover

Fostering – Craig Rouse


Long Service Awards

Ruth Davis – 20 years

Garry Marsh – 25 years

Janet Snazelle – 20 years


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November 13th 2022, 7:07am

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