Two dedicated staff members from Kirklees Council, Suzanne Copley and Emma Bolton, recently experienced a remarkable surprise when they received invitations to attend an Education and Skills Garden Party at Buckingham Palace. Suzanne, a business support officer, and Emma, an employment and skills lead project officer, have collectively devoted 50 years to supporting adult learners as part of the Kirklees Adult Learning team.
Their exceptional contributions to assisting adults returning to education later in life were acknowledged through these invitations, which left both Suzanne and Emma pleasantly surprised and thrilled. Suzanne expressed her astonishment at the unexpected invitation, while Emma felt privileged to be part of such an esteemed event. Both were excited and curious about the day ahead.
At the Royal Garden Party, Suzanne’s role in coordinating business support functions for Adult Learning programs was highlighted, ensuring the smooth operation of courses and supporting senior managers. On the other hand, Emma leads various programs such as Adult Learning, Skills Bootcamps, ESOL, and Digital Hub programs, aiding learners in acquiring the necessary skills for meaningful careers.
Cabinet member for education, Clr Jane Rylah, commended Suzanne and Emma for their well-deserved invitation to Buckingham Palace, recognizing their hard work and dedication in supporting adult learners. She emphasized the transformative power of education in shaping brighter futures for individuals in Kirklees.
The annual Buckingham Palace Education and Skills Garden Party celebrates individuals who have made significant contributions to their communities through education and skills development. Kirklees Council’s presence at the event underscored the pivotal role of adult education in life transformation through learning and development.
A recent Ofsted report commended the high-quality courses and robust learner support offered by the service. The event served as a testament to the vital role played by adult education in empowering individuals and communities through learning opportunities.
The Buckingham Palace invitation not only honored Suzanne and Emma’s dedication but also highlighted the importance of adult education in fostering personal growth and community development. As they enjoyed this prestigious event, it symbolized the positive impact of their work in supporting and empowering adult learners throughout Kirklees.
For those interested in learning more about Kirklees Council Adult Learning Service and its programs, further information can be found on the council’s website. The event not only recognized the exemplary work of Suzanne and Emma but also showcased the value of adult education in empowering individuals to build successful and fulfilling futures.
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