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Pupils from Alderbrook School celebrate.
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Healthy Living Award winners Conway Primary School with Ed James and Thinktank Education Manager Lorraine Kenny (left).
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Greenholm School win Go Green Award.
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Ed James chats with Mikias Lemma from Greenholm School.
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Active Community Award winners Alderbrook School with Ed James and Legal & General's Jay Bailey-Stephenson (3rd left).
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Johnathan Cheetham from the Pallasades.
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Tyler Phillips of Baskerville School.
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Ed James.
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Staff and Pupils from Small Heath School in fine spirits.
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All the winners celebrate at the end.
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Alderbrook pupils have a go with Robothespien.
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School of the Year Greenholm School celebrate their win with DJ Ed James and Jonathan Cheetham of the Pallasades.
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Great Barr School.
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School Newspaper/Website award winner Small Heath School with Ed James and BPM Media Advertising Director Tracy Colley.
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Birmingham Mail School Awards 2011 at Thinktank, Birmingham.
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Brian Hodgetts of Cockshutt Hill School.
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Go Green Award Winners Greenholm School with Ed James and Dave Brookes.
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School Support Staff Award winner Pat Howell of Baskerville School with pupils, Ed James and Andrew Boyd BPM.
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Headteacher of the Year Award Winner Simon Dix of Hollywood Primary School with pupils, Ed James and Paul Dukes-Thomas, MD of Print Design Team.
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Inspirational Teacher Award winner Rita Mills from Yardley Wood Community Primary School with Ed James and Professor Fiona Church Executive Dean Birmingham City University.
TOP marks! Kids, teachers and guests gathered to celebrate the very best things about Birmingham’s schools.
The annual Birmingham Mail School Awards, supported by the Pallasades, took place at the Thinktank, compered by Heart presenter Ed James.
Judges had whittled down the entries to 14 schools who atttended a lunch at which awards were presented in eight categories.
The coveted School of the Year award went to Greenholm, in Great Barr, which also won the Go Green accolade.
“It is clear that our schools are overflowing with dedicated teams of inspirational staff and children,” said Birmingham Mail editor David Brookes.