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PMC Bonus Round Award Winners February 2017 First Name Award PMC Bonus Round Award Winners February 2017 First Name Award School Postcode Joshua GOLD Ashfold School HP18 9NG Parin GOLD Bancroft's Preparatory School IG8 0RF Ayan GOLD Bancroft's Preparatory School IG8 0RF Lamees GOLD Bancroft's Preparatory School IG8 0RF Nikhil GOLD Bancroft's Preparatory School IG8 0RF Shivam GOLD Barham Primary School HA0 4RQ Oliver GOLD Belleville Primary School SW11 6PR Amelia GOLD Bowhill Primary School EX4 1JT Akeira GOLD Bute House Preparatory School W6 7EA Sophie GOLD Bute House Preparatory School W6 7EA Isabella GOLD Bute House Preparatory School W6 7EA Aurelia GOLD Bute House Preparatory School W6 7EA Anika GOLD Bute House Preparatory School W6 7EA Sritej GOLD Crosfields School RG2 9BL Ben GOLD Danbury Park Community Primary School CM3 4AB Polly GOLD English Martyrs Catholic Voluntary Academy LE 15 6EH Paige GOLD English Martyrs Catholic Voluntary Academy LE15 6EH Tara GOLD English Martyrs Catholic Voluntary Academy LE 15 6EH Stephen GOLD Eversley Primary School N21 1PD Mika'El GOLD Gartree High School LE2 5TQ Deep GOLD Giles Junior School SG1 4JQ Taro GOLD Goodwyn School NW7 4DB Tobin GOLD Great Missenden School HP16 0AZ Laura GOLD Great Missenden School HP16 0AZ Daksha GOLD Haberdashers' Aske's School for Girls WD6 3BT Shreya GOLD Hallfield School B153SJ Matthew GOLD Hardenhuish School Ltd SN14 6RJ Isaac GOLD Hilden Grange Preparatory School TN10 3BX Aarnav GOLD Holly Park N11 3HG Diyan GOLD Holly Park N11 3HG Harrison GOLD Juniper Hill School HP10 9LA Rohan GOLD Keble School N21 1BG Guy GOLD Kew College TW9 3HQ Laila GOLD Kew College TW9 3HQ Aidan GOLD King Henry VIII Preparatory School CV3 6AQ Barnaby GOLD King's College Junior School SW19 4TT Brahashmy GOLD Kingshott SG4 7JX Emil GOLD Latchmere School KT2 5TT Oscar GOLD Latchmere School KT2 5TT James GOLD Loretto Junior School EH21 6JA Samuel GOLD Magdalen College School, Junior School OX4 1DZ Nayel GOLD Marlborough School TW7 5XA Mikaeel GOLD Marlborough School TW7 5XA Ranveer GOLD Mayfield Preparatory School WS1 2PD Henry GOLD Milbourne Lodge School KT10 9PG Annika GOLD Milton Keynes Preparatory School MK3 7EG Divyesh GOLD Nascot Wood Junior School WD17 4YS Aaryan GOLD Nascot Wood Junior School WD17 4YS Avyukt GOLD Nascot Wood Junior School WD17 4YS PMC Bonus Round Award Winners February 2017 Albert GOLD New Hall Preparatory School CM3 3HS Amelia GOLD Norland Place School W11 4UH Astha GOLD North Ealing Primary W5 1SD Hannah GOLD Pembridge Hall School W2 4EH Matthew GOLD Prendergast Vale School SE13 7BN Luke GOLD Preston Hedge's Primary School NN4 6BU Amelie GOLD Ravenscourt Park School W6 0SL Sai GOLD Reddiford School HA5 5HH Akshay GOLD Snaresbrook Preparatory School E18 2EA Luke GOLD St Andrew's C of E Primary School SG10 6DL Thivyah GOLD St Anselm's Catholic Primary HA1 3BE Lucy GOLD St Bede's College Preparatory School M16 8HX Yoonjae GOLD St Bede's College Preparatory School M16 8HX Tokio GOLD St Bede's College Preparatory School M16 8HX Adam GOLD St Benedict's Junior School W5 2XP Shaan GOLD St Bernard's Preparatory School SL1 1TB Leona GOLD St Bernard's Preparatory School SL1 1TB Anish GOLD St John's College CF3 5YX Eli GOLD St Mary's C E Primary School TW1 3BA Lotte GOLD St Mary's C E Primary School TW1 3BA Thomas GOLD St Paul's Juniors SW13 9JT Ben GOLD St Paul's Juniors SW13 9JT Zachary GOLD St Paul's Juniors SW13 9JT Naavya GOLD Staines Preparatory School TW18 2BT Pen GOLD Swaffield Primary School SW18 2SA Kasper GOLD Templewood AL8 7SD Vassilios GOLD The Academy School NW3 1NG Ben GOLD The Blue Coat School B17 0HR Maya GOLD The Blue Coat School B17 0HR Eugene GOLD The British School in Tokyo 150-0002 Daniel GOLD The Gleddings Preparatory School HX3 0JB Lucy GOLD The Grange Junior School CW8 3AU Siyoung GOLD The International School of Moscow George GOLD The New Beacon TN13 2PB Navieinaah GOLD The Study Preparatory School SW19 5ER George GOLD Trafalgar Junior School TW2 5EG Kate GOLD Vita et Pax Preparatory School N14 4AT Logan GOLD West Leigh Junior School SS9 2JB Rauf GOLD Westminster Under School SW1P 2NN Ryder GOLD Westminster Under School SW1P 2NN Anshuman GOLD Westminster Under School SW1P 2NN Patrick GOLD Westminster Under School SW1P 2NN Joshua GOLD Westminster Under School SW1P 2NN Freddie SILVER Aldro GU8 6AS Archie SILVER All Hallows BA4 4SF Cristina SILVER Alleyns Junior School SE22 8SU Kit SILVER Alleyns Junior School SE22 8SU Max SILVER Alleyns Junior School SE22 8SU Joseph SILVER Alleyns Junior School SE22 8SU James SILVER Alleyns Junior School SE22 8SU PMC Bonus Round Award Winners February 2017 Tejas SILVER Alpha Preparatory HA1 1SH Ananya SILVER Archdeacon Cambridge's C of E Primary School TW2 5TU Charlie SILVER Archdeacon Cambridge's C of E Primary School TW2 5TU Samuel SILVER Archdeacon Cambridge's C of E Primary School TW2 5TU Oliver SILVER Arnold Academy MK45 4JZ Amelia SILVER Arnold Academy MK45 4JZ Laksh SILVER Ashgrove BR1 3BE Chude SILVER Ashgrove BR1 3BE James SILVER Ashville Junior School HG2 9JP Anusha SILVER Balgowan Primary BR3 4HJ Nishant SILVER Bancroft's Preparatory School IG8 0RF Tia SILVER Bancroft's Preparatory School IG8 0RF Ayman SILVER Bancroft's Preparatory School IG8 0RF Kunmi SILVER Bancroft's Preparatory School IG8 0RF Zaara SILVER Bancroft's Preparatory School IG8 0RF Daniel SILVER Bancroft's Preparatory School IG8 0RF Aparna SILVER Barham Primary School HA0 4RQ Rachael SILVER Baring Primary School SE120NB Abisha SILVER Baring Primary School SE120NB Alexander SILVER Berkhamsted Preparatory School HP4 3DW Jimmy SILVER Bilton Grange School CV22 6QU Hector SILVER Blackheath Preparatory School SE3 0NJ Orla SILVER Blackheath Preparatory School SE3 0NJ Yohan SILVER Boundary Oak School PO17 5BL George SILVER Bricklehurst Manor School TN5 7EL Grace SILVER Bromley High Junior School BR1 2TW Shryans SILVER Brushwood Junior School HP5 3DW Yundi SILVER Burpham primary School GU4 7LZ Khiyati SILVER Bute House Preparatory School W6 7EA Ava SILVER Bute House Preparatory School W6 7EA Nadia SILVER Bute House Preparatory School W6 7EA Candy SILVER Chase Bridge Primary TW2 7DE Amy SILVER Chase Bridge Primary TW2 7DE Sofia SILVER Chase Bridge Primary TW2 7DE Ethan SILVER Chennestone Primary School TW16 5ED Thomas SILVER Chennestone Primary School TW16 5ED Jadon SILVER Cheveley C of E Primary CB8 9DF Sevina SILVER Chislehurst CE Primary BR7 5PQ Cara SILVER Chislehurst CE Primary BR7 5PQ Lara SILVER Chiswick and Bedford Park Prep School W4 1TX Cara SILVER Chiswick and Bedford Park Preparatory School W4 1TX Ani SILVER Chiswick and Bedford Park Preparatory School W4 1TX Brett SILVER Colchester High School CO3 3HD Pravin SILVER Colindale Primary School NW9 6DT Rohan SILVER Copthill School PE9 3AD Penny SILVER Cragside CofE Primary School NE23 6LW Caris SILVER Cragside CofE Primary School NE23 6LW Alex SILVER Cragside CofE Primary School NE23 6LW Amy SILVER Cragside CofE Primary School NE23 6LW Jessica SILVER Cragside CofE Primary School NE23 6LW PMC Bonus Round Award Winners February 2017 Kayla SILVER Cragside CofE Primary School NE23 6LW Grace SILVER Cragside CofE Primary School NE23 6LW Max SILVER Cragside CofE Primary School NE23 6LW Liam SILVER Cragside CofE Primary School NE23 6LW Isabella SILVER Cragside CofE Primary School NE23 6LW Dexter SILVER Craigclowan Preparatory School PH2 8PS Shaan SILVER Crosfields School RG2 9BL Naomi SILVER Croydon High Junior School CR2 8YB Hannah SILVER Cuddington Croft Primary School SM2 7NA Shey SILVER Cuddington Croft Primary School SM2 7NA Ryan SILVER Cumnor House School for Boys CR2 6DA Michael SILVER Cumnor House School for Boys CR2 6DA Timothy SILVER Cunningham Hill Junior School AL1 5QJ James SILVER Danes Hill School KT22 0JG Oliver SILVER Devonshire House Preparatory School NW3 6AE Yilin SILVER Dulwich College Junior School SE21 7LD Scott SILVER Dulwich College Junior School SE21 7LD Eugene SILVER Dulwich College Singapore Shaylan SILVER Dulwich Preparatory London SE21 7AA Kasra SILVER Durston House School W5 2DR Ashwin SILVER Eastcourt Independent School IG3 8UW Ben SILVER Eltham College Junior School SE9 4RW Matthew SILVER Eltham College Junior School SE9 4RW Sam SILVER Emanuel School SW11 1HS Atitiya SILVER Emanuel School SW11 1HS Olivia SILVER Emmer Green Primary School RG4 8LN Aidan SILVER Europa School UK OX14 3DZ Alice SILVER Eversley Primary School N21 1PD William SILVER Exeter Junior School EX2 4NS Nathan SILVER Exeter Junior School EX2 4NS Pupil 2 SILVER Falkner House SW7 4QB Pupil 1 SILVER Falkner House SW7 4QB Grace SILVER Fern Hill Primary School KT2 5PE Dylan SILVER Fern Hill Primary School KT2 5PE Ali SILVER Fern Hill Primary School KT2 5PE Carys SILVER Forest School E17 3PY Ben SILVER Garden Fields JMI School AL3 5RL Ray SILVER Garden International School 50480 Stephanie SILVER George Heriot's School EH3 9EQ Sarah SILVER George Heriot's School EH3 9EQ Robert SILVER George Watson's College EH10 7NE Oliver SILVER Goodwyn School NW7 4DB Alexander SILVER Goodwyn School NW7 4DB Charlie SILVER Gosforth East Middle School NE3 5JT Harrison SILVER Grantham Preparatory International School NG31 7UF Sophie SILVER Great Missenden School HP16 0AZ Imaan SILVER Grimsdyke School HA5 4QE Aarushi SILVER Grimsdyke School HA5 4QE Willis SILVER Guardian Angels RC Primary School E3 4RB Samanth SILVER Guildford High Junior School GU1 1SJ PMC Bonus Round Award Winners February 2017 Thomas SILVER Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' Prep School WD6 3AF Mathew SILVER Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' Prep School WD6 3AF Dylan SILVER Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' Prep School WD6 3AF
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