The exceptional achievements of our students and staff have been recognised at this year’s Star Awards.
Our Chichester College Stars of 2024
These annual awards, held at the Minerva Theatre, recognise hard work, dedication and determination, as well as individual accomplishments. They highlight students who have beaten the odds, achieved in adversity or gone the extra mile.
One student each year is selected as our overall ‘Brightest Star’ of the year – and this year, we were delighted to name Zoe Ferrigno as the winner of this fantastic accolade.
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Business
Olivia Daniels
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Catering & Hospitality
Ethan Alarilla
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Construction
Grace Ridley
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Construction
Connor Bibby
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Creative & Performing Arts
Zoe Ferrigno
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English
Barnaby Harrop
Hairdressing
Nick Fradgley
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Public Services
Georgia Bracegirdle
Sport
Ted Collins
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STEM
Finn Voar
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Travel & Tourism
Imogen Hepburn
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A-levels
Molly McKnight
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A-levels
Annie Wallace
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Apprenticeships
Amelia Owens
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Higher Education
Katey Rae
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Student Union – Student Voice
Megan Rimer
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Student Union – Volunteer of the Year
Olivia Stone
The Brightest Star of 2024
Zoe Ferrigno
Staff Award for Above & Beyond
Jane Rosenfeld
Staff Award for Outstanding Teaching
Amy West
Staff Award for Outstanding Support
Tom Smart
Our Performers
Our phenomenally talented students always rise to the occasion, and our Stars of 2024 ceremony saw some fantastic performances. They marked the college’s 60th anniversary with a number of 60s inspired performances, including a Beatles medley and rendition of ‘Live in Living Colour’ by our musical theatre students.
Our dance students treated us to a beautiful contemporary performance, while fashion students produced a showcase of their work taking us ‘Through the Eras’ which was also styled by hair and make-up artistry students.
There were two special previews from shows that the college will be taking to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August 2025 – ‘The Wonderful World of Winnie the Pooh’ and ‘Salem – The Witch Trials of Today’.
Our thanks also to our stage management students, who staged the entire show.
