Always one of the most well-attended breakfasts of the year, the morning offered over 100 members the perfect opportunity to meet some new faces, catch up with colleagues and find out more about some of the county’s brightest and best businesses.
Fascinating presentations included a look behind-the-scenes at the changing face of the National Maritime Museum, an insight into the invaluable work being undertaken by the team at CLEAR Cornwall and a call to action for the creative arts from the school’s Headmaster Dr Glenn Moodie.
Alongside a delicious cooked breakfast with a twist, guests were served up a fabulous taste of creativity at Truro High with a showcase of work from the school’s artists and designers.
Work on display included pieces which won top prizes at Falmouth University’s CreatEd Awards last month. Against competition from 25 local schools and colleges, Truro High won more awards and honorary commendations than any other educational institution.
