Herald - Issue 495

Page 10 • The HERALD • 6th August 2026 v F @heraldpublishing v FLAT ROOFING SPECIALISTS All Roof Repairs Tel: 023 8184 5632 Mobile: 07880 508415 Email: steve@braithwaiteroo ng.co.uk THE FLAT ROOF SPECIALIST To advertise your business in The Herald, contact Sue on 023 8084 0815 or email: sjones@herald-publishing.co.uk STAGE STAR ROSA BECOMES FIRST An aspiring young actor from Italy has become the rst international student to win Sixth Form Student of the Year at the Brockenhurst College Gala Awards. Rosa Festini from Florence, who lives in Christchurch, also picked up the International award at the formal evening event, which was held in the college’s main hall in July. Having starred in Brock’s production The Great British Bake Off Musical earlier this year, Rosa now hopes to progress to University of the Arts London to study Acting. On winning TWO awards, Rosa said: “I got two letters in the mail one time and just opened them, and I actually thought they (Brock) sent one twice.” About studying at Brock for two years, she said: “I originally came here for a year, but it was the community and being able to study what I was passionate about that made me fall in love with the place.” Rosa Festini and Chair of Governors Bob Hogg In total, 36 Gala Awards were presented to academic high achievers and students who have made a signi cant contribution to college life at Brock over the last academic year. e balmy evening began with alfresco drinks and canapés on the Sta Lawn, providing an opportunity for parents, sta , award winners and sponsors to mingle. Music student Michael Perry added to the ambience by playing a long list of classical favourites on the piano. Guests then took their seats before host Moira Rock o cially opened proceedings on stage. She was joined by award sponsors for the main presentations, which comprised a framed certi cate containing a citation and a cheque for £100. Meanwhile, memorial awards were interspersed, which saw winners collect established trophies, along with certi cates and cheques. Chair of Governors Bob Hogg and Principal & CEO Helen Odhams also took the stage to praise winners and thank sta for their hard work. Helen Odhams said: “The success of our students fills me with pride. It is a testament not only to their hard work, but also to the dedication of our teachers and professional services staff. Their support and expertise WIN STUDENT OF THE YEAR AT Continued on page 11

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