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Year 9 to 12 Prizegiving 2018

On Friday 29 June all pupils and academic staff gathered in All Saints’ Church for the final Headmaster’s Assembly of the 2017/18 academic year.  Following the customary end-of-term academic, creative, sporting and service reports, academic prizes for 2018 were presented to pupils in Years 9 to 12. The Year 13 prizes were presented on Speech Day.

Two special awards were also made during this ceremony – the Tom Lewis Memorial prize and the John Le Brocq prize.  The Tom Lewis Memorial prize was awarded jointly this year to Sapphyre Mills Kennelly and William Neal.  This year’s recipient of the John Le Brocq prize was Lucy Ritson.

Two students in school uniforms hold a trophy at the 2018 Prizegiving, standing before an arched doorway, with an adult man in a suit and a woman in a patterned dress smiling proudly behind them.   Three people—a man in a suit, a young woman in business attire, and an older woman in a patterned dress—stand smiling together in front of an arched wooden door with stonework at the 2018 Prize-giving.  A group of Year 9 to 12 pupils in school uniforms stand together in front of a large arched doorway with stone columns, smiling for a 2018 prize-giving group photo. The pupils wear blazers, ties, and plaid skirts or trousers. A group of eleven students in school uniforms stand smiling in front of an arched stone doorway, holding papers and wearing blazers, ties, and tartan skirts or trousers after the 2018 Prizegiving. A group of ten students in school uniforms stand smiling by an arched stone doorway at the Prize-giving 2018. Boys in trousers and girls in checked skirts hold papers, celebrating their school awards from Year 9 to 12. 

A group of thirteen Year 12 students in formal attire stand smiling in front of a large arched wooden door, some holding papers, posing for a group photo at Prizegiving 2018. A group of young adults in formal attire stand smiling in front of an arched wooden doorway, holding papers at the 2018 Prizegiving for Year 9 to 12 pupils. The background features stone walls and decorative columns.