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CSFC holds its annual Cultural Event

Posted: 18th April 2016

On Friday 8th April, Cardiff Sixth Form College held its annual Cultural Event at the SSE Swalec Stadium in Sophia Gardens, Cardiff.

A celebration of the diversity and achievements of our college and its students, the Cultural Event is organised by a committee of AS-Level students who are responsible for planning the entire event including venue hire, catering and entertainment.

Each year, the entertainment programme consists of a range of performances from our students, in addition to a delicious three-course meal and an awards ceremony to celebrate students’ achievements.

On the night

Our 2016 Cultural Event began at 6.30pm with an announcement from two student MCs/hosts, followed shortly by a short welcome talk.

The first of the student performances took to the stage at around 6.45pm, with Joe and Loreto delivering an excellent guitar and vocal performance. Throughout the night, the audience enjoyed a number of other performances including dances, songs, musical acts and even a performance from our Maths teachers.

The three-course meal began just after 7pm. A scrumptious starter of leek and Gruyere tart with spiced plum and mixed salad was followed by a mouth-watering main course of roast chicken breast served with thyme-roasted potatoes, seasonal vegetables and tarragon-scented gravy. Dessert consisted of a raspberry crème brulee with sugared tuille biscuit.

A total of 56 students were presented with awards to celebrate their achievements throughout the year; a summary of which can be found below.

We also held a raffle featuring a number of great prizes including restaurant vouchers, a free cut-and-blow-dry at a local hair-dressing salon and a family pass to a nearby science discovery centre, Techniquest.

All profits raised on the night will be divided between two charities, as chosen by our students – the Laila Taib Complex in Malaysia, and a local charity that supports young Syrian refugees.

The audience on the night consisted of staff and their families, current and alumni students, parents and guests, all of whom were very impressed by the organisational skills and talents of our students.

Awards list

Special Recommendation Award

Adam Salish
Adrian Lam
Ellie Jones
Slaviana Pavlovich

Best Student Award – based on academic results

Achinthya Kamaraj
Manapat (Rose) Rattanasirivilai
Bhurint Siripanthong
Yotsawat (Tiger) Tawantalerngrit

Honour Award  – dedication to career choice

Sakeena Abbas
Andy Lee
Leah Lee
Rory Xiao

Mathematics Subject Award

Olivia Hu
Tiffany Chong
Kevin Loh

Science Subject Award

Bhurint Siripanthong
Angela Rusdiah
Jonathan Yeung

Starburst Award – most improved A-Level students, based on academic results

Dameli Bozzhanova
Nazira Mamytbekova
Stefani Stefanova

Extra-Curricular Award

Danel Medelbekova
Jack Tonge
Haziq Zharfan Hasbollah

Victory Award

Daniya Zhumabayeva
Elinor Roderick
Samuel Cross

Best Goodwill Ambassador Award

Bahrain:
Geoffrey Tang

Malaysia:
Dinkar Sahi
Nikki Soh
Sana Fatma Ahmad

Soul of the College Award

Loreto Peloewetse
Venus Tam
Geoffrey Tang
Samuel Cross

Leadership Award

Amanda Ong
Roman Demidenko
Rory Xiao
Hannah McDonald

Comet Award – best newcomer, based on academic and non-academic performance

Vicky Fatakhora
Isaac Khoo
Liza Chepkasova
Seren Reddy-Jones

English and Humanities Subject Award

Manapat (Rose) Rattanasirivilai
Natasha Bradley

Executive Director Award

Nakulan Nantha Kumar
Yotsawat (Tiger) Tawantalerngrit 

Head Boys & Girls Certificates

Rory Xiao
Alisher Dikhanbayev
Dinkar Sahi
Roman Demidenko
Hannah McDonald
Sorfina Ghazali
Kusum Asnani
Sakeena Abbas
Daniya Zhumabayeva

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