Thank You for Joining Us at the SU Awards 2025!

On Wednesday 7th May 2025, we came together at Cheltenham Town Hall to celebrate the outstanding achievements within our student community.

The SU Awards was not only a celebration of recognition – it was an evening filled with joy, camaraderie, and moments that will be cherished for years to come. Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the event so special.

What Are the SU Awards?

The Students’ Union Awards are an opportunity to honour those who have made a remarkable impact on university life – whether by inspiring others, going above and beyond to support their peers, or simply making the student experience more vibrant. It is our privilege to celebrate these exceptional contributions and achievements together.

Award Winners 2025

• Inclusivity Award: Badminton
• Most Engaged in the Student Community: Luke Hillier
• Legacy Award: Aodha Hession (Men's Rugby Union)
• Student Voice Assistant of the Year: Hannah Davies (School of Health and Social Care)
• Course Rep of the Year: Khadija Dilnawaz (School of Creative Arts)
• Society of the Year: Adventure Society
• Club of the Year: Dance
• Society Member of the Year: Oren Manore (Music Society)
• Most Engaged Society with the SU: Music
• Event of the Year: IFTAR Party (Islamic Society)
• Best Marketed Student Group of the Year: Lacrosse
• Club Captain of the Year: Joe Littlewood (Men’s Football)
• Club Member of the Year: Dylan Venn (Men’s Football)
• Most Engaged Club with the SU: Tennis
• Performance of the Year: Glos Spring Head (Rowing)
• Award for Sporting Excellence: Lucy Simpson (Women’s Rugby)
• Sports Scholar of the Year: Chloe A'Bear (Archery)
• Sports Personality of the Year: Madi Williams (Women's Rugby Union)
• Julia Hester Memorial Award (Badminton): Charlotte Farrow
• Most Improved Club: Tennis
• Most Improved Society: Performing Arts
• Coach of the Year: Ivor Gumm (Men’s Football)
• Fundraiser of the Year: So You Think You Can Dance (Dance)
• Committee of the Year: Christian Union

Half Colours

Congratulations to the following recipients of Half Colours in recognition of their outstanding contributions:

• Bethany Jenkin
• Rebecca Forlee
• Hermione Walton
• Madeline Visser
• Ciara Doran
• Megan Lloyd
• Katie Gale
• Natasha Dalziel
• Livvy Davey
• Evie Turton
• Emily Dickson
• Freya Sawyer
• Eva Case
• Megan Patmore
• Abigail Robinson
• Ashleigh Bales
• Ellie Kasyer
• Laura Jones-Williams
• Mollie Crocker
• Emily Geach
• Louise Quirke
• Isabella Thomas
• Grace Edwards
• Ellie Smith
• Ella Hayward Crossweller
• Ellie Conlin
• Charlie Ball
• Phoebe Brooks
• Alys Hone
• Emily Watkins
• Katie Ashmead
• Louis Trotman
• Leo Waterfield
• Jade Crick
• Isaac Matthews
• Laura Tan
• Dylan Venn
• Molly Clarke
• Sorren O'Neil
• Ailis Dupre
• Josh Dino
• Ashlan Fernandes
• Lyona Munyoro
• Felix Anderson
• Michael Baker
• Nikita Lobo
• Ben Timmons
• Thomas Madison
• Campbell Hopkins
• Oliver Lomax
• Alec Robinson
• Jay Lymm
• Georgia Treadgold
• James Roffe
• Owen Parker
• Sarah Wright
• Millie Bombroff
• Emily Jones
• Emily Rogers
• Tom Evans
• Grace Johnson
• Lakeisha Barnes
• Xander Howgate

Full Colours

Recognising students who have shown exceptional dedication and achievement in student activities:

• Kate Prout
• Fleur Cooper
• Carys Seer
• Hannah Shoreson
• Kate Barrett
• Michaela Wakeford
• Holly Rowsell
• Madi Williams
• Evie Evans
• Ben Cripps
• Freya Rowley
• Elizabeth Wright
• Rory Hunt
• Tash Lelliot
• Kaycee Napper
• Clodagh Farrell
• Ella Grigg
• Libby Wood
• James Hill
• Emily Jones
• Ioannis Kontes

Golden Gnomes

A quirky tradition – celebrating those who brought something truly unique to student life this year!

• Harry Coutier
• Charlie Lock
• Jessica Thompson-Clack
• Fung Lam
• Victoria Palmer
• Aleks Ladysz
• Robyn Brimelow
• Amna Naeem
• Sufyan Belmore
• James Pearce