The invitation recognises individuals across the country for their exceptional contributions to public service, education, and community leadership.
Joining Mr Bridges at the event was Richard Beamish, Chair of Governors at Cockshut Hill and Vice Chair of Summit Learning Trust, who attended with his wife, Carol. The garden party was a celebration of civic dedication, bringing together a diverse group of individuals from all walks of life in the iconic palace grounds.
The school community is delighted that both Mr Bridges and Mr Beamish were recognised in this way and thanks them for their continued dedication to education and leadership.
Jason Bridges, Principal at Cockshut Hill said:
“It was a privilege to represent Cockshut Hill and the wider Summit Learning Trust community at such a prestigious occasion. Attending with my son made the day even more special. It was a memorable reminder of the value of public service and the importance of our work with young people.”
Richard Beamish, Chair of Governors at Cockshut Hill School and Vice Chair of Summit Learning Trust said:
“It was a privilege to be invited to the Garden Party, to enjoy the atmosphere and to socialise with others from the world of education & skills - a day we will remember for a long time.”