Budding sports students at Harrow College swapped football kits for shirts and ties when they attended a lavish awards event at White Hart Lane, the home of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club.
The awards marked the end of the academic year for students enrolled on the Harrow College and Tottenham Hotspur Foundation Education and Football Development Centre.
Four awards were presented on the evening to students who had excelled during the year. The winners for Harrow College were:
- Kenneth Acquah Bonsu - Managers Player 2015
- Ghabriel Teles - Best Trainer 2015
- Joshua Adeyileka - Top Goal Scorer 2015
- Joshua Adeyileka - Players Player 2015
The awards were enjoyed by students, their proud parents as well as staff from the Harrow College sports department. Harrow College Principal and Chief Executive Tony Medhurst was also in attendance. He commented;
"We've just completed the first year of a very successful partnership between Harrow College and the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation. I'm delighted with the achievements of our students and today's event has been a fantastic opportunity to celebrate their success. Thank you to staff at both Harrow College and the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation for making it such a great event"
Lee Janaway, Head of Department for Sports at Harrow College said;
"The awards ceremony at White Hart Lane was a fitting way to recognise the hard work of the Sports students studying on the Football Education and Development programme both on and off the pitch".
The centre at Harrow College provides talented young sports people with the opportunity to develop their prospects of a career in football while continuing with their BTEC sports education. Qualified FA coaches from Tottenham Hotspur lead three coaching sessions a week and prepare students for their weekly matches against other development sides throughout the season. The programme provides the most up to date, comprehensive and high quality training for 16-18 year olds wishing to break into the football industry.
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