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2018 Speechday Booklet.Pdf Queen Mary's Grammar School Founded 1554 Speech Day 2018 PRIZE GIVING Prof Lloyd Peck Science Leader of the British Antarctic Survey Programme Piano Solo: Rhys Thornett Cantonese Melodie No 5 Peixun Chen Chairman’s Welcome Paul Lee National Anthem Organist: Trevor Francis Headmaster’s Address Richard Langton Trumpet Solo: Robert Davidson The Entertainer Scott Joplin School Report: Part 1 Academic in Purpose: Tom Burns International in Outlook: Daniel Bishop Duet: Matthew Windsor & Ben Walker You’ll be ok A Great Big World School Report: Part 2 Enterprising in Spirit: Charlie Graver & Rohith Mukkapati Generous in Approach: Rohan Dodhia Address by Professor Lloyd Peck Prize Presentations Jazz Band Play that funky music R. Parissi Rock you like a hurricane R. Shenker Vote of Thanks Captain of School, Sef Huyskens Head Girl, Lindsay Hill The School Song SCHOOL PRIZES 2018 SUBJECT PRIZES - Upper Sixth Art The E.M. Flint Art Prize S.K. Lewis Biology The Frank Brace Prize G.S. Grewal Business & Economics The Steve Bateman Prize T.F. Shah Chemistry The J.F. Crump Prize B.L. Hopton, A. Thai & J. Delmas Computer Studies D.S. Bansel Design & Technology The Peter Gordon Prize D.S. Kher Economics The Gerald Shutt Memorial Prize J.E. Morgan English The Samuel Powis Prize E.K. Moore & K . Beveridge-Smith Geography The G.M. Wood Prize A. Shayaam-Smith History The Frank Brace Prize for Early Modern History E.K. Moore The Harold Parry Memorial Prize for Late Modern History K. Nathwani Mathematics The Sir Edwin Smith Prize D.A.S. Thiara Modern Languages French The Samuel Trees Memorial Prize B.B. Ntiruhungwa Spanish The T.A. Hill Prize A.R.S. Aujla The F.B. Shaw Memorial Prize G.W. Foster Spoken Language The Andrew J. Thompson Memorial Prize for Spoken Language Z.U. Rahim Music The Frank Cookson Prize (Year 13) K. Nathwani Physics The J.F. Crump Prize B.L. Hopton Philosophy The Windle Scripture Prize E.K. Moore Science The Gerald Shutt Memorial Prize J. Delmas SUBJECT PRIZES - Lower Sixth Art The John & George Ensor Prize S. Mehta Biology The E.N. Marshall Prize M.B. Saleem Chemistry The E.N. Marshall Prize M. Masum & C. Graver Computer Studies P.S. Sander Design & Technology N.P. Green Economics J. Powell English The Samuel Powis Prize J.L. Robbins Extended Project Qualification The W.J. Davies Prize D. Tandon Geography The H.M. Butler Prize T.A. Burns History The R.J. Bull Memorial Prize A.K. Dakoru Historical Studies Prize L.L. Hill Mathematics The E.N. Marshall Prize S.M. Balla Modern Languages The F.B. Shaw Memorial Prize S.S. Toor The Linguistics Prize R.A. Dodhia The Hill Memorial & Jeffries Prize for Spanish K. Baraka The Eldon A. Crump Prize for Mandarin T.A. Burns Music The Andrew J. Thompson Memorial Prize for Music (Year 12) T.S. Blackwell Physics The G.G. Brudenell Prize B.A. Clarke Philosophy H.C. Worley Science The Gerald Shutt Memorial Prize M.H. Shafiq The Stephen Humphries & Stephen Worrall Prize for progress in the Sixth Form B. Majid SUBJECT PRIZES - Middle and Lower School Art The McKinstry Prizes Year 11 A. Alam Year 10 B.A. Thorn Year 9 I. Ismail Year 8 N.S. Dusanj Year 7 A.R. Mason Biology The Michael Bollen Memorial Prize G.E. Ekpa Business & Economics The Steve Bateman Prize A.S. Basran Chemistry The Michael Bollen Memorial Prize S.S. Garewal & R.M. Peacock Computer Studies The Michael Goold Prize S.S. Garewal Middle School Prize A.S. Dhahan & T. Dominic Computer Science GCSE Project Prize S.S. Garewal Design & Technology Year 11 D.S. Rahman Year 10 S. Bellary Year 9 Y.S. Bansal Year 8 J.J. Lally Year 7 E.K. George English The R.S.M. Williams Prize (Year 11) M.K. Khan & A.S. Basran The Chetwynd House Prize N.R. Francis French The F.B. Shaw Memorial Prize E.S. Bisconti Geography The John Scott Prize (Middle School) M.K. Khan The John Scott Prize (Lower School) A.P. Burns & W.E. Roberts German The I.R. Davison Memorial Prize M.K. Khan History The Harold Williams Prize S.S. Garewal The Binns Prize C.S. Mall Mandarin Middle School Prize S.H. Nathwani Mathematics The Michael Bollen Memorial Prize R.M. Peacock The Chetwynd House Prize T. Dominic Music The Middle School Music Prize (Year 11) R.J. Davidson The Frank Cookson Prize (Year 9) A.R. Wilson The Junior Music Prize (Year 8) K.L. Vas The Young Musician Prize (Year 7) O. Davis Physics The Michael Bollen Memorial Prize R.M. Peacock Religion, Philosophy The Windle Scripture Prize M.S. Singh & Ethics Science The Gerald Shutt Memorial Prize M.K. Khan The Chetwynd House Prize for Science S. Rupan PALFREY PRIZES - Middle and Lower School YEAR 11 R.J. Davidson M.K. Khan S.S. Garewal R.M. Peacock 10A 10D 10G 10P D.R.S. Khangure S.S. Gella A.L. Mathews N.A. Ntiruhungwa 9A 9D 9G 9P N.R. Francis A.R. Wilson T. Dominic W.E. Roberts 8A1 8A2 8D 8G T.S. Chaudhry M.S.S. Gill A.A. Khan D.L. Heydon- Matterface 8P T.C. Patel 7A 7D 7G 7P V.S. Grewal J.B. Cumberlidge R. Gupta B.J.C. Wong 7M H.A. Sharma ACTIVITY AND ACHIEVEMENT PRIZES CCF Prizes Army Section K. Beveridge-Smith RAF Section S.E. Shackleton Astle Prize C.D. Harris RAF Proficiency Trophy M.S. Wilkhu “Best Shot” Cup B.L.L. Haynes Capt. T.T. Barnes Cup (Army Recruits) J.C.J. Webster Wing Commander Dickson Cup (RAF Recruits) B.R. Botfield The Philip Wilson Evans Prize for Junior Leadership in the CCF B.L. Whitehead 210 Bty Trophy for Individual Military Skills J.K. Shergill Drama Old England Prize B.J. Johns Rubery Owen Prize D. Phillips Farchynys Ralph White Prize (Senior) R.A. Dodhia Ralph White Prize (Junior) N.A.A. Aryee The B.J. Edwards Prize for Fieldwork in Geography K. Beveridge-Smith The K.I. Yates Prize for Biology Essay Writing B.J. Johns Music The Downes Prize for Over All Music Making A.R.S. Thornett Contribution to extra-curricular music making F. Adams & B.A. Clarke Public Service The Headmaster’s Prize K. Beveridge-Smith & F. Adams The John and George Ensor Prize A. Shayaam-Smith & B.L. Hopton The John S. Anderson Prize S.E. Shackleton & O.W.P. Mills The G.G. Paxton Prize for salt attic B.J. Withey-Tucker The Bruce George Trophy P.S. Josan Speech & Writing The Samuel Powis Prize for Oratory S.H. Nathwani & K.H. Nathwani Reading Prize (Middle School) D.S. Jheet & M.K. Khan The Judge Tucker Prize for Reading K. Beveridge-Smith The Kirby Essay Prize E.K. Moore The Chess Shield A. Singh The Darren Burton Memorial Prize W.E. Roberts The Aneil Raju Memorial Prize for extra-Curricular Activities in Year 9 A.S. Sidhu The G.A. Crudace Trophy J.W. Clarke The Cross-Country Run Trophy R.J. Davidson The J.A. Dickson Cross-Country Run Trophy (Middle School) D.J. Smith The Victor Ludorum Cups Year 7 D.L. Allden-Joseph Year 8 J.R. Dickson Year 9 J.W. Clarke Year 10 K.G.L. Corbin Senior Boys Reuben.S. Sidhu Senior Girls M.M. Longhi & K. Powers The Jan Webster Trophy for Sporting AchievementA. Shayaam-Smith & W J. Cooper The R.R. Taylor Memorial Bowling Award R.R. Suglani The Malikuddin Foundation Prize for Excellence A Level M.R. Shah, B.L. Hopton, E.K. Moore, D. Sokolov, & D.A.S. Thiara GCSE S.S. Garewal, M.K. Khan, R.M. Peacock & M.S. Singh The Jeevan Dhanda Award S.T.W. Huyskens The Maggie Causer Cup R. Sahota Highest House Points Achieved 2017-18 Aragon Harry Sharma 7M Year 7 Otis Francis 8A1 Year 8 Harkaran Dhillon 9A Year 9 Max Garfield 10A Year 10 Timothy Williams 11A Year 11 Darby Daniel Allden-Joseph 7D Year 7 Joseph Dickson 8D Year 8 Sarujan Rupan 9D Year 9 Suchir Gella 10D Year 10 Karam Khan 11D Year 11 Gryphon Rohan Gupta 7G Year 7 Dylan Heydon-Matterface 8G Year 8 Joseph Hughes 9G Year 9 Ethan Hall 10G Year 10 Petypher Callum Reeves 7P Year 7 Charlie Lewis 8P Year 8 Aleksander Reimus 9P Year 9 Alex Meers 10P Year 10 Robert Peacock 11P Year 11 HOUSE COMPETITION POINTS Aragon Darby Gryphon Petypher House Points 3476 4085 3357 3126 Community 675 985 1265 345 Competition 1875 2270 2440 1985 TOTAL 6026 7340 7062 5456 OVERALL WINNER - DARBY ACHIEVEMENTS 2017 - 2018 Combined Cadet Force ARMY SECTION ACHIEVEMENTS CCF Basic Adult Instructors Course 2Lt G K Collins, Sgt S R Jephcott Skill at Arms Instructor Course Lt C M Larvin Exercise Planning Officer Course 2Lt R S Magee Master Cadet Course D Najabat Senior Cadet Instructor Course R Chander, G Naphray Cadet Battlecraft and Leadership Course T Blackwell, T Burns, D Najabat Cadet Leadership Course E Lynch, R Chander, R Mukkapati, B Whitehead Science in Action STEM Camp S Kirk, T Powell Cadet Instructor Development Course S Ahmed, M Curtiss, V Kathuri, S Mohamed, K Nathwani, S Nathwani, A Padda, V Padhiar Cadet Centre for Adventurous Training Courses S Ahmed (BRC), C Banks (BRC), S Mohammed (SMF) Advanced Army Proficiency Certificate S Ahmed, K Beveridge-Smith, R Chander, M Curtiss, R Dervishi, H Hallaith, S Huyskens, V Kathuri, E Lynch, R Mall, J Millerchip, S Mohamed, G Naphray, K Nathwani, S Nathwani, A Padda, V Padhiar, H Singh, R Suglani, B Whitehead Army Proficiency Certificate A Alam, Z Ashraf, C Banks, S Basra, A Bloomfield-Clyne, B Botfield, H Chahal, A Chowdhury, A Dakoru, J Dale, E Davis, G Ekpa, M Fisher, M Garfield, C Garrett, L Gitner, A Grewal, D Hall, L Hill, C Humphreys, R Hussain, M James, A Johal, R Karim, S Khangura, A Koori, K Kumar, C Lawrence, J Lawrence, S Lelli, U Makaya, D Malhi, F Mohammadi- Azyzabadi, A Monjur, N Ntiruhungwa, O Ononeme, I Patel, P Patel, K Rai, N Rathod, I Raza, A Reimus, D Sahajpal, J Sahota, K Sandhu, G Sangha, K Shah, A Shergill, J Shergill, A Sidhu, R Sidhu, A Singh, G Stewart-Barry, P Tiwana, J Walsh, A Wariach, J Webster, A Wilson, H Zahid Destinations List 2018 F.
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