Teaching Awards 2010

Kelly Steeples as a character from the film Avatar, with some of her English pupils. Steeples won the award for outstanding new teacher.
Photograph: Christopher Thomond

Phillip Capper is a former marine enforcement officer who won the Department for Education award for governor of the year. Photograph: Steve Peake

Llew Davies at Ysgol Cae Top school in Bangor, North Wales, who is teacher of the year 2010. He was nominated by a pupil aged just 10. Photograph: Steve Peake

Ambergate sports college, winner of the Henry Winkler award for special needs. Three pupils take a break from wheelchair basketball. Photograph: David Sillitoe

Teacher Joanne Martin, winner of the enterprise award. Her pupils have taken part in almost 80 different projects aimed at broadening their skills. Photograph: Ciara Leeming

Peter Jones is the retired deputy head of Cefn Saeson comprehensive school in Neath, south Wales. He has won the Tedd Wragg award for lifetime achievement for 2010. Photograph: Gareth Phillips

Crocketts primary in Smethwick, Birmingham, winner of the sustainable school award. Pictured are (left to right) Jasraj Sohanpal, Anya McKenzie, Tamera Reid and Sahib Kalsi. Photograph: Nick Wilkinson/Newsteam.co.uk

Tony Hull from Costessey junior school, Norfolk, who has won the National College award for headteacher of the year. Photograph: Eamonn McCabe/Guardian

David Stinson at Sullivan upper school in Belfast. His pupils use video and audio diaries as a regular part of their work. Photograph: Paul McErlane

Eddie McGlinchey, left, with Trevor Boyle, at Fleming Fulton school in Belfast, which wins the 2010 outstanding school team of the year. Photograph: Paul McErlane