Each month, we encourage our tutors and workplaces to nominate any learners they feel deserve to be recognised as our Student of The Month!

If you would like to nominate a learner, we would love to hear from you. Please contact us for the nomination form.

VTS Student Of The Month winners:

Congratulations!

Leanne Lambert

Leanne is completing the Teaching Assistant Level 3 apprenticeship course and was nominated by The Head of School at Ryedene Primary and Nursery School. He says “Leanne is an amazingly positive and hardworking apprentice and member of staff; she always puts the children first. Her enthusiasm and expertise has resulted in the children with whom she works making excellent progress alongside improved confidence and self-esteem. We love having Leanne at Ryedene!”

“She has flourished and delivered high levels of work throughout, and now has the bug to continue learning.” – Leanne’s tutor, Jade.

Katelyn McDonald

Katelyn is completing the Early Years Educator Level 3 apprenticeship course and was nominated by her workplace, Georgie Porgie Day Nursery. Katelyn’s manager says “Katelyn has shown great tenacity with her coursework.”

Charlie Franks

Charlie is completing the Early Years Practitioner Level 2 apprenticeship and was nominated by his tutor, Jane. Charlie has shown that barriers to learning can be overcome by having a willingness to push boundaries and show that you can achieve anything!

He is a valued member of his team and has a wonderful nature with the children he supports.

Lucy Watling

Lucy is completing the Early Years Educator Level 3 apprenticeship and was nominated by her workplace, Nannas Day Nurseries. Lucy has gone from strength to strength over the past year and always goes the extra mile whilst being passionate about her job and the children at the setting. Lucy will always help and is really friendly, with a willingness to help others. Putting her all into nursery competitions, Lucy is very hard working and a great role model! She has learnt how to guide her colleagues, supporting them throughout the day. Lucy was also able to complete her coursework with ease, meeting deadlines and sourcing information where required with very little support. 

Daniella Addlington-Lee

Daniella is completing the Teaching Assistant Level 3 apprenticeship and was nominated by her workplace, Shorefields School. Daniella’s manager says she is “an excellent apprentice with a great passion to learn and develop. Daniella produces really detailed work whilst going over and above what is expected to support the students in the school. She has been excellent in our school and deserves the recognition for her hard work and effort”.

Ella Goldsmith

Ella is completing the Lead Adult Care Worker Level 3 apprenticeship and was nominated by her workplace, RG Care Cherry Tree. Ella has been keeping on top of her work with her tutor Jade, and discusses what she is learning in her apprenticeship whilst applying it to her job role as Head of Care. Ella’s manager says that “she is doing this whilst playing an integral role in the home’s management team, never missing a beat, and keeping on top of her workload whilst being a key worker to two residents!”

Mihaela Sfrijan

Mihaela is completing the Early Years Educator Level 3 apprenticeship and was nominated by her manager at Scallywags Nursery Chelmsford, who says that “Every month Mihaela’s work is completed is at a very high quality. She is very passionate about her role and we always hear her referencing what she has learnt into her everyday practice. Mihaela is a brilliant apprentice and will make an even better qualified practitioner. Mihaela has already said that she is wanting to complete her Level 5!”

Bianca Perera

Bianca is completing the Early Years Educator Level 3 apprenticeship and was nominated by her manager at Georgie Porgie Day Nursery, who says that “Bianca has come on leaps and bounds in the last two months throughout a time in her life which has been extremely difficult. She has been able to continue to apply herself to her course and her job role so much so that we have offered her a permanent position”.

Rheannon Sterling

Rheannon is completing the Early Years Educator Level 3 apprenticeship and was nominated by her manager at The Meads Childcare, who says that “Rheannon has shown great attention to detail in her written work and is an asset to our setting. Rheannon always comes to work with a smile and has an excellent rapport with all the children and has formed excellent partnerships with parents. When staff have been on holiday, Rheannon has stepped up and provided valuable support to all in the setting. Rheannon has completed extra courses to compliment her coursework including outdoor learning which she has enthusiastically implemented in our setting, bringing a fresh approach to bug hunting and outdoor learning!”.

Reid Hill

Reid is completing the Adult Care Worker Level 2 apprenticeship and was nominated by his manager at Cherry Tree, who says that “Reid has kept consistently on top of his study, and has delivered good quality work throughout, receiving compliments from his tutor. He has made good use of his study time and has supported the home when it has been needed throughout his course. Reid is always here to help his team, which is a great quality to have.”

Marli Jones

Marli is completing the Lead Adult Care Worker Level 3 apprenticeship and was nominated by her tutor, Jade, who says that “Marli goes above and beyond when completing her written work and she works hard to plan days out for her workplace. Marli uses detailed examples within her work and always submits on time. Marli works hard to incorporate the enrichment tasks within her course and is always thinking about further development options.”

Olivia Gibson

Olivia is completing the Early Years Educator Level 3 apprenticeship and was nominated by her tutor, Yvonne, who says that “Olivia sets the standards high with what is expected and is a wonderful role model to other apprentices she is working alongside. As her confidence has grown, so has her progression in the nursery and Olivia has the potential to go far”. Olivia’s workplace have added “Olivia is an amazing addition to our team and is always spoken highly of by both our children and parents. She is always eager to learn and takes on any ideas or suggestions and puts them into her practice”.

Ruby Turp

Ruby is completing the Early Years Practitioner Level 2 apprenticeship and was nominated by her tutor, Amy, who says that “Ruby consistently demonstrates exceptional dedication, a positive attitude, and a commitment to learning. Ruby exhibits a strong work ethic, consistently completing her work on time and going above and beyond what is expected. This growth mindset has allowed her to excel academically, but also to develop into a fantastic early years practitioner who is dedicated, compassionate, and always eager to learn”.