The Q Awards came about when Tauranga based digital design agency Quentosity decided it wanted to do something to help our next generation of designers. The hope is that the Q Awards will stimulate the next generation of youth looking for employment in the Design industry, and will give them the opportunity for real life work experience within a commercial environment.

Tauranga Girls’ College are very proud of our students' achievements in the Q Awards.  These are our students results, a full list can be accessed on the Q Awards website.

The Community Gold Award
There are TWO winners of the premium prize, the Orange Award, sponsored by the Wright Family Foundation.

Ruby Handley was one of these winners for her entry, The Being Book.  Well done Ruby.

The winner of the Moving Image and Photography Category
The premium prize – the Orange Award, sponsored by Quentosity - Digital Marketing Consultancy – has been won by Asher Wadsworth of Tauranga Girls' College for her entry, Insomnia.  Congratulations Asher.

Silver Award, sponsored by Duncan & EbbettTauranga Jaguar Land Rover
Tearani Wikohika, Tauranga Girls’ College, for: Between the Lines

Bronze Certificates
Romy Hearns, Tauranga Girls’ College, for: Misadventure
Alice Kim, Tauranga Girls’ College, for: Breakfast

The winner of the Graphic Award
Gold Award, sponsored by Trustpower Ruby Handley for: The Being Book

Bronze Certificates
Winner: Ruby Handley for: Ruby’s Brain

The winners of the Architectural & Spatial & Product Award
The GOLD Award, very kindly sponsored by Holland Beckett Law, has been won by Jessica Cotterill of Tauranga Girls' College for her entry, Nut Cracker. Well done Jessica.

Bronze Certificates
Shasha Baker, Tauranga Girls’ College for: Twist on a Traditional White Shirt.

These are all fabulous results, congratulations to all who were acknowledged at the Q Awards evening.  Also a big congratulations to all those that entered and supported this community event, this was a great opportunity and experience for all those students.