Dillon CollinsCongresbury Youth Partnership Young Persons Awards. SF11,5,18 (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
Congresbury Youth Partnership (CYP) held its Young Persons Awards on Friday, honouring youngsters who have gone above and beyond the call of duty.
Village organisations including rainbows, cubs, beavers and brownies nominated children for the awards, which were founded in memory of CYP’s former organiser Tony Sullivan after he died in 2010.
And after sifting through a lengthy list of nominations, 10 children were recognised for their brilliant efforts at an awards ceremony at Congresbury Recreation Club.
Tom CambleCongresbury Youth Partnership Young Persons Awards. SF11,5,18 (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
Cecilia Brumby, Charles Knott, Alex Popes, Chloe Chetland and Noah Huxtable were among the deserving winners.
Esther Heggie, Tom Camble, Dillon Collins and Katie and Gabriella Smith also walked away with prizes.
Esther HeggieCongresbury Youth Partnership Young Persons Awards. SF11,5,18 (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
Katie Smith and Gabriella SmithCongresbury Youth Partnership Young Persons Awards. SF11,5,18 (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
Noah HuxtableCongresbury Youth Partnership Young Persons Awards. SF11,5,18 (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
Chloe ChetlandCongresbury Youth Partnership Young Persons Awards. SF11,5,18 (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
Alex PopesCongresbury Youth Partnership Young Persons Awards. SF11,5,18 (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
Charles KnottCongresbury Youth Partnership Young Persons Awards. SF11,5,18 (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
Cecillia BrumbyCongresbury Youth Partnership Young Persons Awards. SF11,5,18 (Image: (C)2016 Jeremy Long / JCLPhotography, all rights reserved)
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