Welcome to the Shine School Media Awards!
The Shine School Media Awards is a free national competition that rewards a diversity of talent from secondary schools across the UK who work on the writing, editing, design and fund-raising for a school newspaper, magazine or multimedia project such as a podcast or digital publication.
The annual culmination of each year’s Shine Awards is a gala ceremony held in central London every summer with student workshops and incredible guest speakers.
The significant benefits of starting a Shine project include an enrichment of the school curriculum, an incentive to creativity and the chance for pupils to win national recognition and in the process enrich their CV and applications for university or college.
The Shine Awards is an endeavour of The Stationers’ Foundation, the charitable arm of The Worshipful Company of Stationers and Newspaper Makers, one of the UK’s ancient livery companies.
Latest news
8th March 2023
The Shine prize of a Masterclass is ‘an amazing opportunity’
Every summer at the Shine School Media Awards, our prizes include Masterclasses for exceptional students. Last year was no exception – and because of logistics, sometimes these special days occur a few months after the prize is awarded.
A couple of weeks ago we covered Hillary Hanslin’s prize day, today we are focusing on Neelkantha Mukherjee’s Masterclass with Dr Simon Heffer and Dr Glenda Cooper.
Our entrants speak...
“Being part of Shine was a wonderful experience for our students. It gave them a tremendous sense of recognition and the final event in London surpassed anything I have ever attended of this type.
“I can certainly recommend the process to anybody interested in promoting media work in their school or college.”
Chris Green, The Perse School
More feedback from schoolsLatest Tweets
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@shinemediawards - Mar 23
Every summer at the Shine School Media Awards, our prizes include Masterclasses for exceptional students - today, a story about his experience from Neelkantha a student @ThePerseSchool >>> https://t.co/gtYwZMraKi https://t.co/0nBN23prUy
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@shinemediawards - Feb 23
Last summer, Hilary Hanslin from Ibstock Place School won Best Non Fiction Piece for her deeply personal article, ‘Don’t touch my hair’. Read Hilary's reflections on her prize, a masterclass with Dr Simon Heffer and Dr Glenda Cooper >>> https://t.co/yp1d2jvSVf https://t.co/lUrWh1WZiX
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@shinemediawards - Feb 23
There's all kinds of exciting news from Shine this week. Our 2023 entry form is live and we announce our special topic of the year... all here >>> https://t.co/BGV4uZOr2u #shinesma23 https://t.co/DE3wzrT8sp