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PROGRAMME MUSICAL ITEMS Performed by the Sweden Ensemble Directed by Nigel Hildreth MBE WELCOME and INTRODUCTIONS Andy Beatty Ch PROGRAMME MUSICAL ITEMS Performed by the Sweden Ensemble Directed by Nigel Hildreth MBE WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS Andy Beatty Chair - Board of Governors PRINCIPAL’S REPORT Ian MacNaughton PRESENTATION OF CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS Ben Cropper Senior Economic Spokesperson VOTE OF THANKS Former Chair - College Council Arabella Watkins You are warmly invited to a drinks reception which will take place in the Sports Hall after the presentation of certificates and awards. Charlie Abrehart-Briggs College Award for Contribution to College Sport Yahya Abu Seido College Award for Academic Achievement Emily Adams Departmental Award for Biology sponsored by AQA Liam Adams Departmental Award for IB French and College Award for Academic Achievement in IB Oluwafunmilade Adenekan College Award for Academic Achievement Mina Afkhami Ghanati Essex County Standard Award for Communications Christopher Ager Departmental Award for Criminology sponsored by WJEC Isaac Aldridge College Award for Academic Achievement Anastasia Alekseeva St Mary's School Award for Academic Achievement in Sixth Form Study Joseph Alexander Alphaprint Award for Graphics and College Award for Academic Achievement Florence Alidu College Award for Contribution to College Sport and College Award for Academic Achievement Hollie Allen College Award for Academic Achievement Douglas Angel Departmental Award for Drama and Theatre Studies sponsored by AQA James Annis College Shakespeare Award Elysia Anthony College Award for Academic Achievement Sophie Atherton Departmental Award for English Language & Literature sponsored by Edexcel William Axcell College Award for Academic Achievement Rose Bagenal Departmental Award for Sculpture sponsored by AQA Joshua Bain Departmental Award for Chemistry sponsored by OCR and College Award for Academic Achievement Lauren Baker College Award for Academic Progress Jonathan Baldwin College Award for Academic Achievement Daisie Bannister College Award for Academic Progress Abbigale Barker Departmental Award for Outstanding Effort in Modern Languages sponsored by AQA Cian Bear College Award for Academic Achievement Shannon Beer College Award for Academic Achievement in IB Jake Begley Departmental Award for Criminology sponsored by WJEC David Bell College Award for Academic Achievement Jordan Bell College Award for Academic Achievement Daniel Belli Departmental Award for Mathematics sponsored by OCR and College Award for Academic Achievement Faye Benham College Award for Academic Achievement Simon Bird College Award for Academic Achievement Abigail Blackwell College Award for Academic Achievement Ellen Blacow Departmental Award for IB History Hazel Blair College Award for Academic Progress Helena Bongard College Award for Academic Achievement in IB Daisy Boyle College Award for Academic Achievement James Bradford College Award for Contribution to Storm Radio Callum Brown Departmental Award for Electronics sponsored by OCR and College Award for Contribution to Conservation Olivia Brunt College Award for Academic Achievement April Bryan Departmental Award for Communication and Culture sponsored by AQA Jack Bucker College Award for Academic Achievement Steven Buckley Departmental Awards for Mathematics and Further Mathematics sponsored by OCR and College Award for Academic Achievement Luke Bull College Award for Academic Achievement Collette Bunce Departmental Award for Music sponsored by Edexcel and College Award for Academic Achievement Hannah Burnitt Alec Hunter Academy Award for Academic Achievement in Sixth Form Study Bonnie Caleno Departmental Award for Biology sponsored by AQA and College Award for Academic Achievement Katie Caplehorn Hare Departmental Award for Performance Studies Hannelore Canessa-Wright Departmental Awards for IB French and Italian ab initio and College Award for Academic Achievement in IB Grace Carman College Award for Academic Achievement Darcy Cassidy Departmental Award for Applied Business sponsored by Edexcel, College Award for Contribution to Storm Radio and College Award for Academic Progress Tommy Casson College Award for Academic Achievement Liam Chawner The Gilberd School Award for Academic Achievement in Sixth Form Study Brandon Chesney Departmental Award for Spanish sponsored by AQA Ella Clarke Departmental Award for English Literature sponsored by WJEC and College Award for Academic Achievement Louis Clarke Departmental Award for Mathematics sponsored by OCR and College Award for Academic Achievement Robert Clarke College Award for Contribution to College Sport and College Award for Academic Achievement Miriam Clavane College Award for Academic Achievement James Clifford College Award for Academic Achievement Rebecca Cockcroft Departmental Award for Criminology sponsored by WJEC Harry Collins Departmental Award for Electronics sponsored by OCR and College Award for Academic Achievement Daisy Collis The Birkett Long Award for Law and College Award for Academic Achievement Rosie Connolly Departmental Award for Psychology sponsored by AQA Matthew Cook College Award for Academic Achievement Liam Cooke Departmental Award for Outstanding Achievement in Photography sponsored by AQA and College Award for Academic Achievement James Coppin College Award for Personal Achievement Rachael Cornwell College Award for Academic Achievement Rebecca Court College Award for Academic Achievement Jack Cracknell College Award for Contribution to College Sport Simon Cullen Departmental Award for Media Studies sponsored by WJEC and College Award for Academic Achievement Joshua Cunningham Departmental Award for Computing sponsored by OCR Joseph Cutterham Departmental Award for Biology sponsored by AQA Isabella D'Anna Departmental Award for Achievement in Spanish sponsored by AQA Alice Davies Departmental Award for Biology sponsored by AQA Ben Davies College Award for Academic Achievement Cameron Davies Fulton Paper Award for Graphics, College Award for Contribution to Storm Radio and College Award for Academic Achievement Rebecca Day Departmental Award for Physics sponsored by OCR and College Award for Academic Achievement Jade Denmark Syd Kent Award for Personal Achievement Joshua Denton College Award for Academic Achievement James Dobrzanski Departmental Award for Environmental Science sponsored by AQA and College Award for Academic Achievement Douglas Dodds College Award for Contribution to the Visual Arts Joseph Dodkins Departmental Award for English Language & Literature sponsored by Edexcel and College Award for Academic Achievement Charlotte Doherty College Award for Academic Achievement Grant Donaldson College Award for Academic Achievement Aleff Duarte College Award for Academic Achievement Lucky Dube College Award for Academic Achievement James Edney Departmental Award for Modern Languages sponsored by AQA Oliver Edwards College Award for Academic Achievement Harry Elliott Departmental Award for Environmental Science sponsored by AQA, College Association Award for Contribution to College and College Award for Academic Achievement Vicki Elliott Departmental Award for Chemistry sponsored by OCR Cameron Elsdon Departmental Award for Psychology sponsored by AQA Thomas Elsey The Ramsey Academy Award for Academic Achievement in Sixth Form Study Chloe English College Award for Academic Achievement Calum Everitt Departmental Award for Chemistry sponsored by OCR and College Award for Academic Achievement Kieran Exley Departmental Award for Mathematics sponsored by OCR and College Award for Academic Achievement Libby Farrelly College Award for Contributions to the Performing Arts Department Anna Fenton-Jones Departmental Award for Creative Writing Benjamin Findley Departmental Award for IB Mathematics and College Award for Academic Achievement in IB Kirsty Firman College Award for Academic Achievement Patrick Flood Colchester Academy Award for Academic Achievement in Sixth Form Study Emily Forbes Hadleigh High School Award for Academic Achievement in Sixth Form Study Jemma Ford University Campus Suffolk Award for Personal Achievement in Photography Hannah Franks College Award for Academic Achievement Barney Fritz Departmental Award for Performance Studies Hayley Gains Departmental Award for Biology sponsored by AQA and College Award for Academic Achievement Ben Gilbey College Award for Contribution to Conservation and College Award for Academic Achievement Victoria Gillman Departmental Award for Geology sponsored by OCR and College Award for Academic Achievement Alice Goodheart College Award for Academic Progress Amelia Graffham The Kathy Bennetto Award for English Language Holly Grant College Award for Academic Achievement Danielle Green Departmental Award for Criminology sponsored by WJEC and College Award for Academic Achievement Harriett Green College Award for Academic Achievement Jordan Gridley Departmental Award for Communication and Culture sponsored by AQA Jasmine Hall College Award for Academic Achievement Jessie Hammans College Award for Academic Achievement Endre Hanak College Award for Contribution to Conservation and College Award for Academic Achievement in IB Emily Hart Academic Achievement Award in Accounting sponsored by AQA and College Award for Academic Achievement Katie Hayden College Award for Academic Achievement Olivia Hayes College Award for Academic Achievement Natasha Heal-Cohen Departmental Award for Spanish sponsored by AQA and College Award for Academic Achievement William Heaton Departmental Award for Music Technology sponsored by Edexcel and College Award for Academic Achievement Lilian Hernandez College
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