Chesterfield College's construction workshop has been renamed in tribute to Brickwork Lecturer, Mark Lievesley who sadly passed away in May 2012.
An inspirational and popular Brickwork lecturer, Mark suffered from Sarcoma, a rare form of cancer and, after learning the illness was terminal, dedicated himself to raising money for leading charity Sarcoma UK via a series of fundraising events at the end of 2011.
In total, Mark and his colleagues raised an impressive £12,000.
As a tribute to Mark, his colleagues decided to continue raising money for Sarcoma UK, alongside Ashgate Hospice, with a charity day in the College's Construction building this month which included, amongst other things, brick bowling, sponge throwing stocks and tombola.
This was also the perfect opportunity for College Principal, Trevor Clay and Mark's mother, Angie, to unveil a commemorative stone (pictured above) re-naming the building after the popular Lecturer.