Shropshire Student Awarded Poultry Prize
Posted 11 October 2004
Fleur Keeley, of Albrighton, has been awarded the JIM SUTTON MEMORIAL AWARD 2004. The award is for a student who has shown the most progress within the poultry options on the BSc/HND Agriculture/BSc Agri-Food Production & Marketing/HND AFMBS course at Harper Adams University College, Shropshire.Fleur, 22, was presented with the prize at the university college’s annual graduation ceremony, when she also collected her BSc Honours in Agriculture with Animal Science. A former student at Wolverhampton Grammar School, Fleur demonstrated a keen interest in the final poultry assignment. Over the time of study, she applied herself and showed a marked increase in her level of knowledge and understanding of key elements of poultry production.
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