SurreyFE – The Logo Competition

East Surrey College hosted the final of the logo competition for ‘SurreyFE’, a group set up by Nescot (North East Surrey College of Technology), Brooklands, Activate Learning (Guildford College) and East Surrey College with the purpose to collaborate and discuss new ideas and initiatives for FE education.

The brief was to design a new logo for ‘SurreyFE’. Students had the chance to be creative and came up with some great ideas. Each college put forward their strongest designs to take part in the competition.

Students from all the colleges displayed their final logo in the Winter Garden, where they each then presented individually to the judges. Students were able to discuss the thought process and concepts behind their design with the judging panel.

The winners from each college were announced and the overall winning logo design went to Charlotte, from East Surrey College.

Brooklands College was a close runner up, coming second place with a fantastic logo designed by Emily Housley, Level 3 Art & Design student. Emily is a talented artist and graphic designer. She came up with her design by taking reference from the existing colleges logos and combining elements, before perfecting her design. Well done Emily. We look forward to seeing much more of your work.

Winners Round Up

Charlotte Ashton – Art, Design & Communications Level 3, East Surrey College – Overall Winner

Emily Housley – Art & Design Level 3 Student, Brooklands College Winner

Rosie Knight – Digital Design Student, Nescot Winner

Lucy Forbes – Activate Learning, Guildford College Winner

It’s the second time we’ve come together as colleges, and we have been blown away by the variety of designs, it’s incredibly difficult to work with a brief and deliver. It goes to show how coming together we can all really learn a lot about each other”
Julie Kapsalis, Nescot Principal & CEO

All of you [students] were very professional and articulate in conversation. Everyone involved today can takeaway valuable experience as this is an excellent insight into what it may be like working in a design environment”
Christine Ricketts – Brooklands College Principal & CEO

There has been such great passion and enthusiasm about the work on show today. It goes to show the power of creativity that we have in our colleges. Very proud and privileged to be apart of this collaboration.”
Paul Newman – Guildford College, Executive Director Activate Learning

A large part of my role involves reviewing the skills required in the area and filling future talent, requiring me to work very closely with Colleges and I am blown away by the talent on display today”
Jack Kennedy – Surrey County Council, Head of Economy and Growth