An Isle of Wight lecturer has been recognised for her dedication to young people and the community.
Vykke Gill, of the Isle of Wight College, has received the High Sheriff of the Isle of Wight Award 2024–2025 in recognition of her exceptional service to young people and her outstanding contribution to the Island community.
She was nominated by college principal and chief executive Ros Parker.
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Ms Parker said: "Vykke is an exceptional role model. Her passion for developing young people, her commitment to public service and her genuine care for our community shine through in everything she does.
"We are incredibly proud of her, and this award is a truly deserved recognition of her inspirational impact."
Ms Gill has spent nearly seven years at the college, where her teaching has helped many students progress into roles as police officers, soldiers, and other uniformed service professionals.
She is also actively involved in national youth activities and community events.
She is especially respected for her leadership during Remembrance Day events, helping students honour veterans and connect with older members of the community.
The High Sheriff’s Awards are presented annually to individuals and groups who contribute to community safety, public service and wellbeing across the Isle of Wight.
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