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Curtis Tonks, BSc (Hons) Agricultural Engineering student, has received a Kildare Charitable Trust Scholarship at Harper Adams University.
Curtis, 24, from Droitwich, Worcestershire, said: “I’m tremendously proud to have been selected as a Kildare scholar.
“Receiving the Kildare Scholarship will make a huge difference towards my dissertation and I’m very appreciative of the trust for backing my ambitions.
“After graduating, I’d like to gain an MSc Engineering Management at Harper.”
Photo below of Mr Martin Needham with Tom Vines, Curtis Tonks, Cara Rhodes, Andrew Whitlow
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