University College Isle of Man (UCM) proudly celebrated the exceptional achievements of its Foundation Learning and Complex Needs students at this year’s annual Annie Gill Centre Celebration.
Held at UCM’s Homefield Road Campus, the event recognised learners’ dedication, personal growth and outstanding accomplishments. Students were joined by family, friends, staff and honoured guests, including Steven Crellin, Mayor of Douglas City Council, and local supporters of UCM’s Foundation Learning programmes.
Jesamine Kelly, UCM’s Principal, said: “Our Annie Gill Celebration Event is always a heartfelt celebration of our students’ resilience, creativity and personal achievements. This year we once again recognised both their academic progress and the confidence, teamwork and independence they have gained as part of their UCM journey.”
The 2026 ceremony continued to honour the proud legacy of the Annie Gill Centre, the Foundation Learning provision at UCM and the Special Provision Centre (SPC), celebrating UCM’s ongoing commitment to inclusive education, community support and creating meaningful pathways for all learners.
