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School Name Pupil Name Award Alleyns Junior School Esme GOLD School Name Pupil Name Award Alleyns Junior School Esme GOLD Alleyns Junior School Alexander GOLD Ashdown House School Steven GOLD Ashton House School Uday GOLD Balgowan Primary School Arthur GOLD Bignold Primary School And Nursery Timothy GOLD Blackheath Preparatory School Sophie GOLD Burpham Primary School Yundi GOLD Bute House Nadia GOLD Bute House Izzy GOLD Bute House Cassie GOLD Butlers Court Francesca GOLD Caterham Prep School Jason GOLD Causeway Green Primary School Arjun GOLD Causeway Green Primary School Guy GOLD Cheam School Harriet GOLD Chestnuts Primary School Matilda GOLD Claremont School Arjun GOLD Clifton Lodge Prep School Koudai GOLD Cobham Free School Sean GOLD Coleham Primary School Eva GOLD Cragside C Of E Primary Luke GOLD Cragside C Of E Primary Charlie GOLD Cragside C Of E Primary Ben GOLD Cragside C Of E Primary Carlie GOLD Cragside C Of E Primary Jack GOLD Cragside C Of E Primary Christian GOLD Cragside C Of E Primary Evie GOLD Cragside C Of E Primary Thomas GOLD Cragside C Of E Primary Aaron GOLD Craigton Primary School Alexandre GOLD Cranborne Primary School Dinuk GOLD Dedworth Middle School Owen GOLD Dragon School Jacob GOLD Dragon School Dishith GOLD Dragon School August GOLD Dulwich College Junior School Boxi GOLD Durston House School James GOLD Eagle House School Satvikya GOLD English Martyrs Catholic Voluntary Academy Eddy GOLD English Martyrs Catholic Voluntary Academy Charlotte GOLD English Martyrs Catholic Voluntary Academy Harry GOLD English Martyrs Catholic Voluntary Academy Edward GOLD English Martyrs Catholic Voluntary Academy Tara GOLD Esher Church School Archie GOLD Falkner House Daniela GOLD Falkner House Anaya GOLD Falkner House Sophia GOLD Falkner House Aksinya GOLD Falkner House Tina GOLD Glencraig Integrated Primary School Josh GOLD Grimsdyke School Nethra GOLD Haberdashers' Aske's School For Girls Chianu GOLD Home School Ashton GOLD Home School Alex GOLD King's College Wimbledon Ethan GOLD King's Preparatory School Himanshu GOLD King's St Alban's James GOLD Latymer Prep School Rebecca GOLD Latymer Prep School Yazhou GOLD Lincoln Minster Prep School Andy GOLD Marshgate Primary School Nelson GOLD Marshgate Primary School Imaan GOLD Milton Keynes Prep School Eric GOLD Milton Keynes Prep School Madhav GOLD Milton Keynes Prep School Max GOLD Milton Keynes Prep School Supreet GOLD Nelson Primary School Yusuf GOLD Norbury Manor Primary School Jason GOLD Norbury Manor Primary School Khush GOLD Norbury Manor Primary School Kai GOLD Norbury Manor Primary School Aayan GOLD Norbury Manor Primary School Carolina GOLD Norland Place Rebecca GOLD Norwich High School For Girls Anusha GOLD Oakfield Preparatory School Oscar GOLD Oakfield Preparatory School Jake GOLD Oakfield Preparatory School Maxim GOLD Overseas Family School LIM GOLD Bute House Aurelia GOLD Cargilfield School Fergus GOLD Cumnor House Boys School Noah GOLD Cumnor House Boys School Rishabe GOLD Farringtons School Aryaa GOLD Fern Hill Primary School Dylan GOLD Fern Hill Primary School James GOLD Fern Hill Primary School Jyotsna GOLD George Watson's College Matthew GOLD Greenfield Primary School Alex GOLD Hallfield School Lau GOLD Hallfield School Rizvi GOLD Halstead Prep School Aliya GOLD Harrow International School Hong Kong Daniel GOLD Harrow International School Hong Kong Tienson GOLD Highlands Primary Hisham GOLD Holland House Sonia GOLD Homefield Prep School Edmund GOLD Homefield Prep School Vinicius GOLD Hursthead Junior School Lily GOLD Kensington Prep School Zena GOLD Kensington Prep School Francesca GOLD Kensington Prep School Sydney GOLD Kew College Yang GOLD Kew College Sachin GOLD Kew College Adi GOLD Latchmere School Ata GOLD Lum Head Primary School Aisha GOLD Lydford Primary Otis GOLD Milbourne Lodge William GOLD Newton Prep Yarin GOLD North London Collegiate Junior School Jiatan GOLD Park Hill Junior School Parth GOLD Park Hill Junior School Srithan 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The Blue Coat School Shalini GOLD The Cathedral School Rhydian GOLD The Glasgow Academy Prep School Jake GOLD The Grove Junior Shool Oliver GOLD The International School Of Moscow FAO Carly Wildi Sofya GOLD The International School Of Moscow FAO Carly Wildi Yeonkyu GOLD The Mount Junior School Isabella GOLD The New Beacon School George GOLD The Queen's Lower School Alice GOLD The Thomas Coram Ce School Will GOLD Thomas's Kensington Alp GOLD Thomas's Kensington Thomas GOLD Walthamstow Hall Junior School Martha GOLD Walthamstow Hall Junior School Hannah GOLD West House School Kai GOLD West House School Oliver GOLD West House School Karan GOLD West House School Easah GOLD Westbourne Primary School Ansh GOLD Westbourne Primary School Selena GOLD Westbourne Primary School Ishaan GOLD Whalley C Of E Primary School Thomas GOLD William Alvey CE School Matthew GOLD Winnersh Primary School Aarav GOLD Woodland Middle School Academy Thomas GOLD Wormit Primary School Ash GOLD Yardley Primary School 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