Redruth Charity Trust Education Awards
In 2005, the Trust expanded its work to include the ten Junior Schools in the TR15-16 area. This scheme is known as the Fred Harris Education Award in honour of Mr F.L.Harris who spent his lifetime working in education. The Redruth Charity Trust were fortunate to have him as a Trustee from 1947 – 1990 during which time he held the posts of both Chairman and Secretary.
RCT awards annually to the ten schools, , relative to their pupil numbers, to be directed to their Key Stage 2 library provision.
During the summer term, the Trust invites nominations of a Year 6 pupil whom teachers deem suitable to receive this award. The pupil should have a positive approach to life and make every effort in both their school subjects and extra curricular activities.
The Trustees attend the schools’ end of year ceremonies in July to make the presentation.
The 2024 Education Awards Are Now Closed
Schools will be contacted in June to nominate their winner in the 2025 scheme, to be presented in July. Contact us if you haven’t received our communication with the nomination form.
Fred Harris Education Award Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
Bronze Sponsors
Tin Sponsors
- Wilf Alich
- Alan and Samantha Hailey
- Paul Harris
- Chris Hailey & Julie Mitchell
- Penventon Park Hotel
- P. Orient Property Care
- Nigel Pearce
- Helen and Sholto Rogers
- Colin and Deborah Taylor
- Scott Hopgood Maintenance
- Hendry Electrical Services
FRED HARRIS EDUCATION AWARDS 2023
Ten young students from Redruth’s primary schools have been rewarded for making a difference to their school and community by Redruth Charity Trust (RCT). The
Author Ellie Jackson Visits Redruth
The purpose of our Fred Harris Education Award programme is to encourage reading and develop libraries. We achieve this by donating books and funding for
FRED HARRIS EDUCATION AWARDS 2022
A total fund of £4850 has been awarded to Redruth’s primary schools by Redruth Charity Trust (RCT), the largest amount since its Fred Harris Education