It was fitting that a competition to design a logo for the new Technology Centre at the Isle campus of the College of West Anglia was actually won by a graphic design student. Now the creation of Tom Dunn, pictured centre, will be used in all promotions for the £7.2m Technology Centre, as well as winning him a £50 prize. Last week Tom, from March, was handed a giant cheque by Alan Seeley, technology programme manager, right, and Stuart Spiteri-Nobbs, head of construction, left,who originally came up with the idea of the design competition. He was one of the final judges, along with Michelle Blake, the college’s senior marketing co-ordinator, Stephen Lowery, head of the Technology Faculty, and Stuart Spiteri-Nobbs, construction leader. He said that Tom’s graphic design was perfect. Tom, 18, who is in the second year of a Btec extended diploma, aims to study graphic design at Lincoln University. Fellow students, as well as graphic design course director Jane Goodwin, looked on as he received his cheque.