The Educate Awards 2025 winners and runners-up:
Most Impactful Communications Award, sponsored by CPMM Media Group
Winner: St Edward’s College, Liverpool
Runner-up: Maghull High School, Sefton
Outstanding Commitment to the Environment & Sustainability
Winner: Prospect House Specialist Support Primary School, Manchester
Runner-up: Hope Academy, St Helens
Careers & Enterprise Award, sponsored by Liverpool City Region Combined Authority Careers Hub
Winner: Wirral Grammar School for Boys, Wirral
Runner-up: Birkenhead Sixth Form College, Wirral
Outstanding SEND Provision in Mainstream School, sponsored by SENDSCOPE
Winner: Whitefield Primary School, Liverpool
Runner-up: Our Lady and St Swithin’s Catholic Primary School, Liverpool
School Library of the Year, sponsored by Portakabin
Winner: St Hilda’s CE High School, Liverpool
Runner-up: St Mary’s Catholic Junior Academy, St Helens
Outstanding Commitment to STEM, sponsored by All About Futures
Winner: Wright Robinson College, Manchester
Runner-up: Whitefield Primary School, Liverpool
Outstanding Arts in Primary School
Winner: St Peter’s C.E. Primary School, Bolton
Runner-up: Our Lady of Compassion RC Primary School, Sefton
Outstanding Arts in Secondary School
Winner: St John Bosco Arts College, Liverpool
Runner-up: Ormskirk School, Sefton
Lord Frank Field Community Partnership Award sponsored by Frank Field Education Trust
Winner: Burnley High School, East Lancashire
Runner-up: Accrington St Christopher’s CE High School, East Lancashire
Mental Health & Wellbeing Award
Winner: Locking Stumps Community Primary School, Warrington
Runner-up: Chantlers Primary School, Bury
Outstanding Commitment to Sport in Primary School, sponsored by LSSP
Winner: Rowan Tree Primary School, Wigan
Runner-up: Cherry Tree Primary School, Bolton
Outstanding Commitment to Sport in Secondary School
Winner: St James’ Catholic High School, Stockport
Runner-up: Maghull High School, Sefton
Leadership Team of the Year
Winner: Archbishop Blanch School, Liverpool
Runner-up: Churchtown Primary School, Sefton
Teacher of the Year, sponsored by CER
Winner: Stuart Hide from Runshaw College, Leyland, Lancashire
Runner-up: Corie Higgins from Stockport Academy, Stockport
School Support Star of the Year, sponsored by Apprenticeships at Liverpool Hope University
Winner: Kellie Tisdale from The Birkenhead Park School, Wirral
Runner-up: Karla Taylor from SEE (Oldham) CIC, Oldham
Most Inspirational Multi Academy Trust, sponsored by Satis Education
Winner: Endeavour Learning Trust, Chorley
Runner-up: BePART Educational Trust, Wirral
Most Inspirational Specialist School
Winner: Abbot’s Lea School, Liverpool
Runner-up: The Pendlebury Centre, Stockport
Most Inspirational Sixth Form & College, sponsored by LJMU
Winner: Ascent Autism Specialist College, St Helens
Runner-up: Birkenhead Sixth Form College, Wirral
Most Inspirational Secondary School
Winner: Burnage Academy for Boys, Manchester
Runner-up: Cardinal Heenan Catholic High School, Liverpool
Most Inspirational Primary School, sponsored by Angel Solutions
Winner: Churchtown Primary School, Sefton
Runner-up: St Peter’s C.E. Primary School, Bolton
WOW Recognition Award, sponsored by ASL Group
Winner: Hillside High School, Sefton
Runner-up: Green Fold School, Bolton