The Royal Anniversary Trust
produced the national programme to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the Queen's accession to the throne, and created The Queen's Anniversary Prizes for Higher and Further Education. Find out more about the Trust, its origins, its fundraising prospectus and the trustees.
The Queen's Anniversary Prizes
reward universities and colleges that demonstrate work of a world-class standard of excellence. The winning entries highlight the breadth of our educational institutions' contribution to the well-being of the nation. Find out more...
News
Developments in the progress of the Trust and the Prizes scheme. Read more...
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Change of address in London
With effect from Monday 30 June 2008 the London offices of The Royal
Anniversary Trust and The Queen's Anniversary Prizes Office will be
located at: Sanctuary Buildings (6th Floor), Great Smith Street, London
SW1P 3BT. The telephone numbers are unchanged. See Contact page.
The 2007 Round prizewinners
The twenty winners comprise fourteen universities and six
colleges including one sixth form college. The content of the university
entries is diverse and embraces design and manufacturing, applied science,
healthcare, the humanities and environmental conservation. From further education
the work being recognised covers achievement in the areas of social cohesion
and outreach to the community, and pathways to employment and higher education.
All winners are distinguished by work of outstanding excellence, and reflect the United Kingdom's
world class position as an education provider. Find out more...
Entry requirements
The Royal Anniversary Trust would like to express its gratitude to the Helen Hamlyn Trust for its kind support in the creation of this website.
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