Teaching Awards
The Alec Salisbury Award
The Alec Salisbury Award is made to the school teacher who has made the most effective contribution to promoting bridge.
Alec Salisbury was the EBU's Schools and Youth Officer for many years, being instrumental in the introduction of Minibridge
Typical achievements might include: Establishment of a school bridge club; developing the range of players within that club; participation in county/EBED youth events; support for the Junior Award Scheme; promotion of academic and non-academic benefits of bridge within the school and community.
Nominations can be made by any EBU member, club or county, but should be made on the nomination form (pdf), word version. Please send nominations for this award to EBED - mark@ebedcio.org.uk - before 31st July
The Tom Bradley Award
The Tom Bradley Award is made to the (non-school) teacher who has made the most effective contribution to promoting youth bridge.
Tom Bradley was the former Treasurer of the EBU, who was a champion of attracting new players into the game of bridge.
Typical achievements might include: Major contribution to Junior Bridge Development; creating a sustained interest in bridge; Interaction with the adult bridge community; support for the Junior Award Scheme; promotion of academic and non-academic benefits of bridge within the community.
Nominations can be made by any EBU member, club or county, but should be made on the nomination form (pdf), word version. Please send nominations for this award to EBED - mark@ebedcio.org.uk - before 31st July
