Middleton school shortlisted in the Educate Awards

2019, Cardinal Langley RC High School won the STEM Project of the Year Award at the Educate Awards

An inspirational member of staff from a school in Middleton has been named in the highly anticipated Educate Awards shortlist.  

Mike Smith who is a design and technology technician at Cardinal Langley RC High School was nominated by the school for going above and beyond his role.   

Middleton born and bred, Mike has worked at the school for six years and is much loved by students and his colleagues. 

He is passionate about working with and helping young people to reach their potential and shows patience, humility and humour.  

For over a decade, the Educate Awards has shined a spotlight on the education sector, showcasing the work of schools and colleges that are continuing to deliver an outstanding education for children and helping achieve their full potential. 

With over 20 categories, the shortlist recognises inspiring teachers, dedicated support staff, efficient business managers and strategic leadership teams. 

The awards, in partnership with Copyrite Systems and Ricoh, is the largest education awards in the region and will take place at the iconic Liverpool Cathedral on Friday 18 November. 

Kim O’Brien, founder of the Educate Awards, said: “A massive congratulations to Mike at Cardinal Langley RC High School for making this year’s shortlist. 

“Entries get stronger every year which makes the judges job a lot more difficult and so it is really crucial that submissions meet the stringent criteria of each category. It is no mean feat making it this far!”  

Kim added: “Plans are well under way to make the Educate Awards 2022 ceremony another standout event in the education calendar. Together with our incredible sponsors, we look forward to celebrating with everyone on the night."