This year's winners of The Bolton News Education Awards have been revealed.
The awards celebrate all that is first class in education in Bolton - from the schools to teachers to pupils and everybody else who ensures the borough's youngsters fulfil their potential.
The Bolton News staff handed out the awards at schools all over the town this week.
From tearful teachers to jubilant assemblies, the awards went down a storm for all involved.
Keep an eye out for the videos of our well-deserving winners receiving their awards, which will be posted on our social media.
Here are our winners:
School of the Year
Winner: St Peter's CE Primary School, Farnworth
Highly Commended: Beaumont Primary School, Devonshire Road Primary School and Masefield Primary School
Teacher of the Year
Winner: Hil Farr of Church Road Primary School
Highly Commended: Rose Thompson of Westhoughton High School
Head Teacher of the Year:
Winner: Jackie Fitton of Kearsley West Primary School and Nursery
Highly Commended: Lynn Williams of St Peter's CE Primary School, Farnworth
New Teacher of the Year:
Winner: Kieran Shacklock of Westhoughton High School
Highly Commended: Sophie Hampson of Westhoughton High School
Lifetime Achievement:
Winner: Elizabeth Edmondson of Moorgate Primary School
Highly Commended: Jackie Fitton of Kearsley West Primary School and Nursery
Teaching Assistant of the Year:
Winner: Michelle Hardy of Prestolee Primary School
Highly Commended: Nighat Kauser of Moorgate Primary School and Lianne Cass of Bolton St Catherine's Academy
Pupil of the Year:
Winner: Sofia Baxter of Lostock Primary School
Highly Commended: Coran Craven and Ciaran Pritchard, both of Bolton St Catherine's Academy
You can find out more about the winners in a special supplement available in Thursday's newspaper - so don't forget to pick up a copy of The Bolton News today.
Over the next few days, we'll also be publishing individual stories on this year's very worthy winners online for those who aren't able to pick up a paper themselves.
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