Angel campus awards evening celebrates student achievements

Students at Capital City College (CCC)’s Angel campus were celebrated last month at an awards evening, which recognised students’ achievements across its specialist programmes.

Dominic Eady, Assistant Principal of the Angel campus opened the festivities with a few words: “This is a college campus like no other; on one side we have the Sixth Form, delivering over 30 A levels from French to Physics, Philosophy to Photography; on the other side we have the Angel Centre which delivers a wide array of vocational science-based courses, from Forensics to Animal Care, Optics to Engineering.”

The event recognised the outstanding achievements of students across a wide range of specialist courses offered at the campus. More than fifty students were honoured during the ceremony, receiving awards for Outstanding Commitment, Outstanding Achievement, Contribution to the College, and special recognition awards for their accomplishments throughout the academic year.

A highlight of the evening was the presence of the Mayor of Islington, Jason Jackson, a former student of CCC, who returned to present awards and share words of encouragement.

Reflecting on the event, Mayor Jackson said:

“As a proud former student of Capital City College, it was a real pleasure to return for the Annual Student Awards. Meeting so many talented young people and hearing their stories of resilience and determination was inspiring. It was a pleasure to see how the college supports every kind of learner by offering a wide range of courses. I’m also proud of the ongoing partnership between the college and Islington Council, working together to provide access and opportunities for local young people.”

The evening was a testament to the hard work, dedication, and passion of the students and the unwavering support of the college community.

Congratulations to all of our award winners — we can’t wait to see what you achieve next!

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