These awards have been established to recognise, acknowledge and reward young people from all walks of life who have either faced adversity, demonstrated bravery, shown courage, cared for others and proved they are good role models. The awards are open to any young person aged 4 - 18 whether or not they are students of Stagecoach.

The Award Categories

The Stagecoach Theatre Arts Award for Bravery
recognising young people who have demonstrated courage

The Stagecoach Theatre Arts Good Buddy Award
recognising young people who have proved themselves to be good role models

The Stagecoach Theatre Arts Young Citizen Award
recognising young people who have demonstrated community spirit, innovation or leadership

The Stagecoach Theatre Arts Charitable Trust's InterAct Award
recognising outstanding achievement during adversity

Stagecoach also wishes to reward its own students and three specific categories are available:

The Stagecoach Theatre Arts Award for Excellence

The Stagecoach Theatre Arts Award for Achievement

The Stagecoach Theatre Arts Award for Endeavour

The Presentation Ceremony
The awards will be presented to the winners at a Reception at The House of Commons on Tuesday 9th November 2010, hosted by Ed Vaizey MP

Awards
The winner of each category will receive the Gold Award
Three Runners up in each category will receive a Highly Commended Award

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