WELCOME
TO THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF
THE WORSHIPFUL LIVERY COMPANY OF WALES (WLCOW)
Founded in 1993 as the Welsh Livery Guild to promote education, the arts, science and technology in Wales, in 2013 the Guild was presented with a Royal Charter and renamed the Worshipful Livery Company of Wales (WLCOW).
WLCOW is dedicated to helping young people throughout Wales to develop their talents and skills by means of an annual Awards programme of scholarships and bursaries to students in schools, universities and technical colleges, as well as to apprentices and young people in the armed forces.
In 2018, the Company celebrated the Silver Jubilee of its foundation in 1993.
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Awards Celebration Event at Sophia Gardens Stadium
Friday 4th March 2022
We are proud to be flying the Welsh flag and have launched the Welsh language version of our website.
Cymraeg / Welsh
Launch Statement
The Worshipful Livery Company of Wales has announced that for 2021-2022 the topic for The Silver Jubilee Development Award of £2500, is Fine Arts. Applications for this Award are now invited, and the closing date is 31 January 2022.
The Silver Jubilee Development Award
Our Award Winners
Outstanding Achievement Winner 2021
Michael Sheen
Apprentice Award Winner 2021
Newton College
Jude Mallaby
Disability Art Winner 2021
Disability Art Cymru (DAC)
Jordan Sallis
Achievement Award Winner
Dr. Sabrina Cohen- Hatton
School Award 2021
Coleg Merthyr, Merthyr Tydfil
Amina Hameed
School Award 2021
Ysgol Harri Tudur Pembroke
Steven Brown
School Award 2021
Bishop Vaughan Swansea
Ayoub Ghattas
School Award 2021
Coleg y Cymoedd Nantgarw
Leah Morgan
School Award 2021
Ysgol Penglais Aberystwyth
Millie Elizabeth Hore
School Award 2021
Calon Cymru Builth
Saffron Morgan
School Award 2021
Ysgol y Deri VOG
Brendan Evans
School Award 2021
St David's College Cardiff
Sian Conolly
Disability Art Award Winner 2021
Alice Rush
Music Award
Katie Jenkins
Journalism Travel Award Winner
Ryan Leston
JUNIOR CONSERVATOIRE AWARD WINNER IEUAN DAVIES MEETS ROYALTY
WLCoW AWARD WINNER LEAH MORGAN TO READ NUCLEAR MEDICINE AT SWANSEA UNIVERSITY
The Gold Development Award Winner 2021
Dr David Williams
The Silver Development Award Winner 2021
Keira Mcnulty
Apprentice Award Winner - March 2021
Thomas James
School Award 2021
Hillside Secure Children’s Home Student
Junior Conservatoire Award Winner
Ieuan Davies
Disability Arts Cymru (DAC)
Members Jamie and Tamsin- Winners of WLCOW Disability Awards pictured with DAC Director Sara Beer
The National Youth Orchestra of Wales Award Winner
Aden Yip
The National Youth Orchestra of Wales Award Winner
Elen Morgan-Williams
North Wales Committee William Mathias Award Winner
Glyn Porter
North Wales Committee Ad Hoc Music Award Winner
Tesni Jones
Engineering Travel Award Winner 2020
David Williams
Innovation Travel Award Winner 2020
Daniel Lewis
School Award
Maryam Balogun, Bishop Vaughan High School Swansea
School Award
Jacob Dawson, St David’s College
North Wales Eric Sunderland Memorial Award
Award Winner Billy Bagihole during the unveiling of his portrait of Sir Bryn Terfel in London.
Journalism Travel Scholarship Award 2020
Chelsea Davies winner of the Journalism Travel Scholarship Award 2020
Schools Awards
Muaad Eghlileb Fitzalan High School
Schools Awards
Caitlin Davies: Ysgol Penglais Aberystwyth
Schools Awards
Regi Certeza: Ysgol y Deri Special School
Schools Awards
Thomas John The Coleg Merthyr Tudful
Schools Awards
Jodie Neville: Coleg Y Cymoedd
Olivia Parry Jones a student from Ysgol y Deri
Thomas Tiltman and Daniel Bray students from Coleg y Cymoedd
Abdurahman Abdi a student from Fitzalen High School
Maria Janota a student from Ysgol Harri Tudur
Imogen Davies a student from Ysgol Penglais
Achievement Award winner 2019
Right Honourable Lord David Lloyd-Jones, Kt, PC, FLSW
Engineering Travel Award
Winner, Dr Hayley Wyatt.
Gold Award Winner
Hayley was also the Gold Award Winner
Innovation Travel Scholarship
Claire Broad studying at the Cardiff Metropolitan University
Disability Arts Award
Winner Cerys Kingdom
