Schools and Education Awards 2024: See all the pictures from a great night

Sallie Phillips

3 July 2024 at 11:00 pm·1-min read

Our winners celebrating with their front pages <i>(Image: Rob Davies - Beed Images)</i> — Our winners celebrating with their front pages *(Image: Rob Davies - Beed Images)*

Check out these pictures from a great night at the South Wales Schools and Education Awards 2024!

Our winners with their front pages (Image: Rob Davies - Beed Images)

St Illtyd's Primary School took home School of the Year and Primary School of the Year (Image: Rob Davies - Beed Images)

Dozens of people from schools across south Wales gathered for the awards (Image: Rob Davies - Beed Images)

(Image: Rob Davies - Beed Images)

Newsquest Sales Director Lynsey Hughes opened proceedings (Image: Rob Davies - Beed Images)

Trade Centre Wales' brand ambassador Mike Doyle had the crowd laughing (Image: Rob Davies - Beed Images)

Nation Radio's Angela Jay returned to host for her second year (Image: Rob Davies - Beed Images)

Ysgol Bryn Derw and Laura Foley won the SENCO Award (Image: Rob Davies - Beed Images)

Matt Butcher of Glan Usk Primary School won Primary Teacher of the Year and was a popular winner (Image: Rob Davies - Beed Images)

Richard Owen of Idris Davies School took home Headteacher of the Year (Image: Rob Davies - Beed Images)

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