Each nominated school or school person will automatically be entered in a prize draw to win a year’s subscription to a Twinkl Ultimate package and a 3-year licence to the Happy Centred School programme. The package is worth over £900.
Here at the National Happiness Awards we’re not just about fancy events, Perspex trophies, free booze and hot buffets. We have a higher purpose. Our mission in life is to celebrate happiness, recognise the individuals and organisations that best create happiness and share the secrets of what makes people and places happy.
Some awards think just getting the award is enough and of course that’s great, but everyone loves prizes, especially if they’re from Twinkl.
We’re a generous bunch at The National Happiness Awards. Not only are our awards free to enter for most applicants, and cheap as chips for the others, but we also put on a top class show for our finalists and guests and throw in free booze and a hot buffet. No wonder people clamour to get involved.
Emilia Scott, a teacher at West Lancashire Community High School, has nominated 'Positive' Paula Dickinson for a National Happiness Award.
Museums are not just full of historical artefacts and objects. Many, like the Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery, also have a staff who 'automatically put people in a happier place', according to Janice Adams, a manager at the museum.
When it comes to creating a happy workplace, hairdressing boss Anna Marchese is a cut above the rest (see what we did there).
