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A Cadbury Sixth Form College student has been honoured with The Diana Award for going above and beyond in her daily life to create and sustain positive change. Zaynab Sohawon, aged 19, has been recognised with the highest accolade a young person can achieve for social action or humanitarian efforts – The Diana Award.

Having experienced mental health services first-hand, Zaynab is determined to change how her provision is designed and delivered. Her passion comes from her intense desire to use her own experience for the good of others. She is involved in a myriad of projects for mental health services and charities, including steering committees, expert by experience groups, research advisory panels, research organisations, councils and guest lecturing spots.

Our Creative Arts End of Year show will be taking place at 6pm this evening virtually! This virtual event will showcase the amazing work our students have been working on throughout the year at creativearts.cadcol.ac.uk

To give you a glimpse of what to expect, check out some of the work of our Graphic Communications students below.

A lockdown exhibition photo by Cadbury Sixth Form College student Ellie-Mai Holmes-McClure has been selected to appear on the BBC News website.

Work by Ellie-Mai, along with A Level Photography students Hamza Ali and Layla Wildman, is currently featuring in the Sixth Form Colleges Association's At Home online exhibition.

Her striking image A Hero In A Crisis was chosen from the exhibition images and is now live on the BBC News website homepage under ‘Must see’.