QE Students Celebrated at Strong Communities Awards

The Stronger Communities Awards will shine a spotlight on the incredible contributions of individuals, businesses, and groups that make Darlington such a vibrant, supportive place to live. 

This year’s nominees capture the very best of local spirit, including several outstanding students from QE College.

In the Academic Excellence category, QE students Harry Maude, Liam Ford, and Ewan and James Coxon are celebrated for their impressive academic achievements. In the Exceptional Student category, Connor Fox and Cara-Jane Neild stand out as inspiring role models, while the Exceptional Young Volunteer category highlights the remarkable dedication of QE’s Interact Club, whose members work tirelessly on projects that support communities both locally and globally.

In Services to Mental Health and Wellbeing, Adiy Ahmed is recognised for his commitment to enhancing community wellness. 

Each nominee is a testament to the power of dedication, kindness, and community spirit, making Darlington a truly amazing place to be.

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