Prizewinners for 2011/12 Year 7 Principal’s Prize: Gareth Edwards, Erin Henry. Achievement: Arts – Scarlet Delanoy; English – Lewis Renni; Humanities – Joel Thomson; ICT – Will Christie; Learning Support – Will Hardy; Maths – Alice Lingley; Modern Foreign Languages – Eleanor Langham; Physical Education – Lily Turner; Science – Emma Walters; Technology – Oliver Saunders; Endeavour: Ayesha Williams Prize for Endeavour – Joshua Jones; Arts – Olly Holt; English – Georgia Delaune; Humanities – Shane Covill; ICT – Abbie Lawler; Learning Support – Angela Warder; Maths – Ewan Stewart; Modern Foreign Languages – Lewis Joslin; Physical Education – Jaye Manaois; Science – Conor Radziszewski; Technology – Olivia Bruno. Year 8 Principal’s Prize: Emily Brown, Cameron Wylde. Achievement: Arts – Sofia Swenson-Wright; English – Hope Zeid; Humanities – Jonah Spindel; ICT – Isobel Tarff; Learning Support – Madeleine Gregory; Maths – John Doak; Modern Foreign Languages – Susie Tucker; Physical Education – Luke Crisp; Science – Ben Nash; Technology – Nick Staaf. Endeavour: Arts – Eloise Stringer; English – Harry Taylor; Humanities – Poppy Corbett; ICT – Tyler Clennell; Learning Support – William McCarthy Powell; Maths – Emily Brown; Modern Foreign Languages – Alex Hindle-Smith; Physical Education – Yasmin Woodfield; Science – Charlie Compton; Technology – Lois Weaver. Year 9 Principal’s Prize: Roman Armstrong, Emily Mackness. Achievement: Arts – James Chambers; English – Sean Irving; Humanities – Rachel Towers; ICT – Grace Zeid; Learning Support – Peter Schiller; Maths – Ben Campbell; Modern Foreign Languages – Millie Tipple; Physical Education – Rebecca Edwards; Science – Milly Parry; Rank Prize for Achievement in Technology – Lauren Price. Endeavour: Arts – Mia Adam; English – Gemma Galletly; Humanities – Brody Cullum; ICT –Alex Corridan-Brown; Learning Support – Cleo McGregor; Maths – Chloe Hill; Modern Foreign Languages – Jourdan Ellis; Physical Education – Samuel Wade; Science – Jed Hawkins: Rank Prize for Endeavour in Technology – C J Hilborn. Year 10 Principal’s Prize: George Miller, Ellie Raine. Achievement: Core Science – Henry Kingsmill; Art & Design – Xanthe Polaine; BTEC Science – Charlie Barry; BTEC Sport – Robyn Wilson; BTEC Travel and Tourism – Mary Dean; Catering – Harry Martin; Citizenship – Cameron Mackay; Construction – Rory Williams; Drama – Madeleine Stewart; English – Jola Maczkiewicz; French – Ellie Raine; GCSE PE – Catriona Marriott; GCSE RS – Hayley Rasdall; Geography – William Perks; German – Alex Claydon; Health & Social Care – Abigail Minton; History – Charlotte Elston; Horticulture – Dana Burton; ICT – Jamie Wicksted; Learning Support – Eleanor Norman; Maths – Ramganesh Lakshman; Media – Joshua Cowie; Music – Oscar Rayment; Product Design – Amy Neville; Religion, Ethics & Philosophy – Ben Scholan; Textiles – Katie Smith; Triple
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‘You are proud ambassadors of the college.’ – Ofsted 2012. Congratulations to all of you who were awarded prizes at our annual prizegiving celebration and thank you for the immense contribution that you make to the life of the college. As ever, this is an overwhelmingly positive occasion which marks your outstanding endeavours and successes, in and out of the classroom. You are true ambassadors for the school, whose efforts, talents and determination never fail to impress and inspire us all. Our guest speaker at this year’s celebration was a longstanding friend and
colleague of our school, Jon Pratt. Over many years, Jon has worked with us to support and deliver many aspects of our Personal Social and Health Education (PSHE) programme, motivating both staff and students with his depth of knowledge and inspirational style. Jon is passionate about promoting the health and wellbeing of children and young people both locally and nationally. His teaching career began as an English teacher, then as head of department, before being appointed as senior advisor in the Cambridgeshire Advisory Service and then Head of PSHE for the Cambridgeshire local authority.
Science, Biology – Kate McGrath; Triple Science, Chemistry – Freya Donohue-Hall; Triple Science, Physics – Samuel Weinberger; Work Skills – Liam Courtenay-Moore. Endeavour: Art & Design – Will Matlock; BTEC Science – Toby Brooker; BTEC Sport – Reece Jones; BTEC Travel and Tourism – Eleanor Vesey; Catering – Casey Drayton; Citizenship – Robert Challinor; Construction – Jake Clennell; Core Science – Sebastian Poloka; Drama – Lewis Hatley; English – Angellina Cao; French – Saffron Sparks; GCSE PE – Emma Loker; GCSE RS – Matteo Grillenzoni; Geography – Kai Liang; German – Andrew Baker; Product Design – Charlotte Rollin; History – Ben Beaumont; Horticulture – Jamie Bruce; ICT – Jamie Wing; Learning Support – Toby Richardson; Maths – Daniel Blocksage; Media – Sarah Taylor; Music – Tara Cross; Product Design – Joshua Steggles; Religion, Ethics & Philosophy – Andrew Lamport; Textiles – Jade Ellam; Triple Science, Biology – Hannah Gracie; Triple Science, Chemistry – Matthew Mayne; Triple Science, Physics – Kit Turner; Work Skills – Ben McLean; James Fisher Prize for Music – Charlotte Read. Year 11 Principal’s Prize: Jacob Fordham, Holly Krombacher. Achievement: Additional Science – Julianna Barker; Art & Design – Jaz Turner; BTEC Science – Holly Parker; BTEC Sport – Nathan Buckle; BTEC Travel and Tourism – Matthew Fuller; Catering – Emma Tunnacliffe; Citizenship – Ian Chard; Construction – Aldrin Manaois; Drama – Ellie Phipps; English – Jonathan Pilosof; French – Guy Birch; GCSE RS – Olivia Duffy; Geography – Gus Martin; Graphics – Grace Newton-Livens; Health & Social Care – Leanne Lewis; Horticulture – Nick Cole; Hospitality – Oliver Galletly; ICT – Chelsea Rogers; Learning Support – Caspar RandlesMills; Maths AS Level – Kieran Gilday; Media – Charlotte Fleming; Music – Eliza Spindel; Religion, Ethics & Philosophy – Harry Boyle; Spanish – Laura Grillenzoni; Textiles – Ella Lancaster; Triple Science, Biology – Dan Cornell; Triple Science, Physics – Kate Brown;
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We thank Jon for his contribution over the years and for joining us to share this year’s celebration of achievement and succeses. Thank you also to those students who contributed their musical talents to the evening and to everyone behind the scenes involved in making the evening such a success. Mrs O’Reilly, Assistant Principal ‘You go to an outstanding college. Your achievement, by the time you leave the college is outstanding. This is because you make excellent progress so that attainment is well above the national average.’ – Ofsted 2012.
Work Skills – Alex Hewitt; Aventis Prize for Achievement in Triple Science, Chemistry – Rama Lakshman; Chamberlain Prize for Achievement in History – Michael Ward; Chamberlain Prize for Endeavour in History – Lucy Crossfield; Charles Curley Prize for GCSE PE – Hannah Lamb. Endeavour: Additional Science – Amy Mills; Art & Design – Hayley-Jayne Rix; BTEC Science – Will Bowley; BTEC Sport – Sam King; BTEC Travel and Tourism – Liam Callen; Catering – Oli Walker; Citizenship – Hannah Slater; Construction – Harry Lynch; Drama – Alex Snow; English – Laura Robson; French – Natalie Bye; GCSE PE – Sophie Hammond; GCSE RS – Josh Lemmon; Geography – Sam Hayman; Graphics – Jonny Singer; Health & Social Care – Rhianna Sutherland; Horticulture – Patricia Lindsay; Hospitality – Jamie Griggs; ICT – Trecia Gel Badilla; Maths AS Level – Bethan Manton-Roseblade; Media – Jack Warton; Music – Thomas Groom; Religion, Ethics & Philosophy – Connor Hazlewood; Spanish – Rebecca Fountain; Textiles – Eliza Glover; Triple Science, Biology – Katie Whitton; Triple Science, Chemistry – Jack Willows; Triple Science, Physics – Daniel Hammond; Work Skills – Amy Courtenay-Moore; Ince Prize for Maths – Allen Roy Mendonca; Ince Prize for Endeavour in Maths – Emma Ashman. Peter Osborn Mentoring Prize: Aldrin Manaois.
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