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British Physics Olympiad 2008 Awards by School British Physics Olympiad 2008: Awards School Surname First Name Award Abbey College, Cambridge Sun Jing Gold Chen Hu Gold Zhao Yue Gold Zhang Yuewen Gold Tan Guo Wen Silver Do Dinh Silver Xu Zengmin Bronze I Long Pham Nam Bronze I Zhou Yang Bronze I Yen Vu Thi Hai Bronze II Huo Zhao Bronze II Abingdon School, Oxon. Desmond Harry Gold Ai Yuzhao Gold Middleton Tim Gold Loh Howard Silver Morgan John Silver Kong Timothy Silver Coldwell Michael Silver Ganin Leonid Bronze I Tao Jun Bronze I Delo Joseph Bronze I Cheung Kevin Bronze II Lau Jonathan Bronze II Baker Sean Bronze II Long Edmund Bronze II Ko Mephis Bronze II White Stuart Commendation Adams Grammar School, Shropshire Oliver Ian Silver Lunt Alexander Bronze I Wright Jonathan Bronze I Millar Richard Bronze I Phillips Joe Bronze II Wakefield Andrew Bronze II Kirkpatrick David Bronze II White Ben Bronze II Stevens Liam Bronze II Rutherford Ian Bronze II Morris David Commendation Wrigley Lewis Commendation Shotton Chris Commendation Morris Gareth Commendation Odeneye Sayo Commendation Alcester Grammar, Warcs. Michaelis Tom Bronze I Zolman David Commendation Lawler Jamie Commendation Francis - Jones Jamie Commendation Dent Michael Commendation Austin Dan Commendation Rowlinson Josh Commendation Davies Luke Commendation 11 January 2008 Page 1 of 19 School Surname First Name Award Arnold School, Lancs. Nelson Andrew Silver Parekh Viren Bronze II Aylesbury Grammar School, Bucks. Li Ben Gold Chaushev Alex Commendation Bablake School, Coventry Ho Dan Bronze I Hall Matthew Bronze II Bosher Bradley Bronze II Seeley Mark Bronze II Berd Tom Bronze II Bancroft's School, Essex Aggarwal Prenau Silver Chandrakumaran Maiuran Bronze I Regueiro Alexander Bronze II Ranjan Uthishtan Bronze II Leahe Adam Bronze II Carter Samantha Bronze II Cornhill Emily Bronze II Armstrong James Bronze II Tay Weparn Commendation Barnard Castle School, Northumberland Moss Andrew Bronze II Almond James Bronze II Barton Court G. School, Kent Green Daniel Bronze I Barton Peveril College, Sussex Kandiah Jegan Bronze I Bay House School, Hants. Linfield David Silver Whiteley Peter Silver Fieldsend Nathan Silver Bedford Modern School, Beds. Harbour Thomas Bronze II Thake James Bronze II Jones Christopher Bronze II Lord Thomas Bronze II Pilkington Michael Bronze II Hicks Simon Commendation Fletcher Francesca Commendation Richardson George Commendation Brown James Commendation McGregor - Cheers Alex Commendation Tilleray Luke Commendation Beeslack Community High School, Felix Jan Bronze I Webster Niall Bronze II Bellerbys College, Cambridge Omitrii Razloga Bronze I Bilborough College, Notts. Lee Thomas Bronze I Nawaz Sidra Bronze II Phillips David Commendation Smith Joseph Commendation Baugh Jonathan Commendation Langford David Commendation 11 January 2008 Page 2 of 19 School Surname First Name Award Birkenhead School, Merseyside Qaisar Sahim Bronze I Bishop Wordsworth's School. Wilts. Blake Samuel Gold Unwin Patrick Silver Harding Hale Silver Barter Edmund Bronze I Bolton Rowan Bronze I Durnan Andrew Bronze II Blue Coat School, Liverpool Gundry James Silver Haworth Steven Bronze I Millne Felix Bronze II Evans Daniel Bronze II Cavanagh Craig Bronze II Gosling Adam Bronze II Jones Gregory Bronze II Reeves Tim Bronze II Johnson Helen Bronze II Croft Alison Bronze II Spencer Paul Commendation Lyon - Jones Adam Commendation Tsang Alexander Commendation Tam Jonathan Commendation Yin Kai - Wei Commendation Bracknell & Wokingham College, Berks. Morefiet - Jones Tegid Bronze I Bradfield College, Berks. Kim Leo Bronze II An Cathy Bronze II Gaskell Matthew Bronze II Seol Wonjoon Bronze II Ettlinger Oliver Commendation Gray Giles Commendation Wilson Jack Commendation Bradford Grammar School, W. Yorks. Yang Yuan Bronze I Bagshaw Michael Bronze II Carter Andrew Commendation Taylor Michael Commendation Brown Gareth Commendation Dobson Banjamin Commendation Amato Matteo Commendation Brockenhurst College, Hampshire Baynham Lawrence Silver Jiang Yan Yan Bronze II Sutherland Robert Bronze II Waters Daniel Bronze II Warren Victoria Commendation Bromsgrove School, Worcs. Wang Jie Qiong Gold Chan Marco Bronze I Wang Shuqi Bronze II Kreitmar Monika Bronze II Tse Vanessa Bronze II Au Simon Commendation Novikova Daria Commendation 11 January 2008 Page 3 of 19 School Surname First Name Award Caterham School, Surrey Xu Cathu Gold Mifsud Richard Gold Chan Alice Bronze I Simpson Edd Bronze I Dalibard Valentin Bronze II Virno Toby Bronze II Cheung Ronald Bronze II Turner Matthew Bronze II Kelly Stephen Commendation Wright Phil Commendation Charterhouse School, Surrey Ko Janice Gold Liu Calvin Silver Russel - Jones Emma Bronze I Pringle James Bronze I Harris John Bronze I Lau Kendrick Bronze I Bien Davina Bronze I Perrey William Bronze I Luk Mark Bronze I Cheung Calvin Bronze I Chau Ken Bronze I Marriott Jack Bronze II Burnikoel Patrick Bronze II Hudson Charles Bronze II Cheadle Hume School, Cheshire Hawes David Bronze I Matthews Peter Bronze II Martin Peter Bronze II Cheam High School, Surrey Greenaway Jordan Commendation Chelsea Independent College, London Shao Yuting Bronze I Yang Xinbin Bronze I Cheltenham College, Gloucs. Folliard James Silver Xiao Steven Bronze I Ho Jonathan Bronze II Chan Henry Bronze II Dong Hao Bronze II Jones Chris Bronze II McGrath - Howell Ross Bronze II Wyn - Davies Charles Commendation Chesham High School, Bucks. Currie Katrina Bronze II Muncue Samuel Bronze II Timothy Martin Commendation Chigwell School, Essex Wan Lljiong Bronze I Zhang Yuqing Bronze I Lim Christopher Bronze I Shao Kan Bronze II Chen Cheng Bronze II Oyawoye Adelani Bronze II Freedman Joshua Bronze II 11 January 2008 Page 4 of 19 School Surname First Name Award City of London Freemen's School, Surrey Chan Vincent Silver Trickle Alexander Bronze II Marr Fergus Bronze II Chung Samuel Bronze II Jackson Kelvin Bronze II Willis - Jones Edward Bronze II Brinkworth Catherine Bronze II Marsh Edward Commendation Bastow Jack Commendation Colchester Royal Grammar, Essex Westlake Nick Gold Gunton James Gold Lam Marco Bronze I Lee Kelvin Bronze II Moseley Ben Bronze II Marsden Andrew Commendation Jarvis Freddie Commendation Cotswold School, Gloucs. Hills Victoria Bronze II Cranbrook School, Kent Kent Leo Bronze II Riley Richard Commendation Kwan Kim Commendation Tse Johnny Commendation Dame Alice Owens School, Herts. Patiakin Sergei Silver Bays Robert Bronze I Jaderberg Max Bronze II Watson Liam Commendation Mathew David Commendation Dane Court Grammar School, Kent Charley Joel Bronze II Geevarghese Ruben Commendation Su Nyan Commendation Dauntsey's School, Wilts. Yuen Jacky Bronze I Crowley Philip Bronze I Powell William Bronze II Hung Jerry Commendation Denbigh School, Beds. Scott Stuart Gold Devonport High S. for Boys, Plymouth Barker Aaron Bronze I Clark Matthew Bronze I Hands Christian Bronze II Evans Shaun Bronze II Taylor Henry Commendation Dinnington Cmp. School, S Yorkshire Hodgkinson Richard Bronze II Shelley Thomas Commendation Downe House School, Berks. Nicholson Eleanor Bronze II Woolf Abigail Bronze II Brewin Anna Bronze II Hillier Annie Bronze II Downside School, Bath Krupa Piotr Bronze I 11 January 2008 Page 5 of 19 School Surname First Name Award Dulwich College, London Zhang Xuanwei Gold Yao Chen Gold Reich Maciej Silver Lee Martin Bronze I Li Ronald Bronze I Luk Thomas Bronze II Parbury Philip Bronze II Epsom College, Surrey Wolstenholme Robert Gold Nuthall Robert Bronze I Lenny Andrew Bronze II Shanker Gaitham Bronze II Lainy Alec Bronze II Ermysted's Grammar School, N. Yorks. Dadhley Kiran Bronze II Clayron Nicholas Bronze II Eyre Thomas Bronze II Eton College, Berkshire Orde William Silver Smith Robert Silver Haining William Silver Miller - Bakewell Hector Silver Heywood - Lonsdale Edward Bronze I Sanderson Theodore Bronze I Wylde George Bronze II Purvis Stephen Bronze II Greaves Alexander Bronze II Case Edward Bronze II Musgrave James Commendation Burgess Thomas Commendation Tetley George Commendation Van Christophe Commendation Faire James Commendation Exeter School Leger Thomas Silver Rowell Christopher Silver Trayler - Clarke Harriet Bronze I Pill Kristina Bronze II Hulbert Signe Bronze II Palmer Charlie Bronze II Freeman Sam Bronze II Hobson Richard Bronze II Bird David Bronze II Helliar Sebastian Bronze II Smallwood Aidan Bronze II Sibley Bob Bronze II Forest School, London Buscombe Ruth Bronze I Hart Chris Bronze II Nott Ben Bronze II Tibbitts Guy Bronze II Chessis Lewis Bronze II Foyle and Londonderry College, Derry Nicholl Ryan Bronze II Fulford School, York Kang Kee Hoon Gold George Heriot's School, Edinburgh Carter Eoin Bronze I 11 January 2008 Page 6 of 19 School Surname First Name Award Gordonstoun, Moray, Scotland Zhang Wei Bronze I Torre Berny Bronze II Bergemann Lars Bronze II Greenhead College, Huddersfield Wilkins Emma Bronze I Hughes Fiona Bronze I Holmes Scott Bronze II Graley Calum Bronze II Harney Louise Bronze II Thackray Laura Commendation Rae Jack Commendation Islam Rashida Commendation Haberdashers' Aske's S. for Girls, Herts. Hardwick Rosanna Bronze I Chen I - Ying Bronze II Kassamali Zahra Bronze II Harrogate Grammar School, N. Yorks. Beverley Jamie Gold Whiteley Dan Silver Esmail Adam Bronze I Millican Katie Bronze II Harry Carlton School, Leics. Shawcroft Kester Bronze II Kurgansky Ilia Commendation Havant College, Hampshire Boyle Ben Bronze II Freeman Matthew Commendation Hereford Sixth Form College Williams Matthew Silver English William Silver Mohan Joseph Bronze II Woodman Ashley Bronze II Westwood Mark
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