PrintIT! 2008/9: award winners

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26 March 2009

The finalists of this year's competition crowded into Stationer's Hall to find out which would be crowned the winners at the programme's awards ceremony.

Overall Winner of PrintIT! 2008/9
Laura Whitehouse - Beauchamp College, Leicester

Best Wall Poster
Dan Akman and Tom Wicks - Holmfirth High School, Kirklees

Best Table Talker
Emma Stafford and Rebecca Woodward - St Ives School, Cornwall

Best ‘Free’ Design
Jack Jarvis and Josh Williams - Springwood High School, Norfolk

Best Use of Brand across the Range
Emma Banerjee - Westhoughton High School, Lancashire

Best Understanding of Printing Techniques
Richard Taylor - Kirk Balk School, South Yorkshire

Best Use of Materials
Catherine MacGeorge - Didcot Girls School, Oxfordshire

Best Overall Presentation
Laura Whitehouse - Beauchamp College, Leicester

Best Understanding of Environmental Concerns
Kirsty Collings - Burford School and Community College, Oxfordshire

Best Industry Twinner
Mike Milton, chief executive - MPG Impressions

Best Teacher
Jon Lambert - Aylesbury High School, Buckinghamshire

Best Overall School Effort (teacher)
Ricardo Arbelaez - Thomas Deacon Academy, Cambridgeshire

Best PrintIT! Student
Damon Friel - William Howard School, Brampton, Cumbria

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