May 2014 The Accolade The Monthly Celebratory Newsletter from County Upper School

Dear parents, students, staff and governors, thirteen’s final month at school and we have marked their contribution with our traditional celebration for As a school we show respect for tradition and the them, their parents, governors and staff. We thank past whilst embracing innovation and change. This them for all they have done for our school and, on month that respect has included events to mark both behalf of the whole County Upper community, I wish World Wars, the Magna Carta declaration, established them every success for the future. civic traditions and our sense of community and of As they leave, we have enjoyed meeting our new service. It has also seen groups and individuals year nine with their families and we look forward to continue to challenge themselves on outdoor them joining us as well as to the final half term activities and, of course, in the classroom. of this academic year where there is May has given us a musical feast and an excellent still much to enjoy. start to summer sports. It has also been year Mrs V Neale 2 3 4 7

A great month for History n The Holocaust Exhibition n The Anglia News As part of their history day at Duxford course, year nine students completed a In the build up to the homework project in which centenary of the start they created a memorial of the First World War to commemorate the huge schools across the ITV number of lives lost in the News Anglia region were holocaust and explained invited to produce a their design in terms of the School Report and many history they have studied. did. Just ten were chosen Their thoughtful, well and we were pleased written accounts and imaginative designs were of an to be one of them; the extremely high standard. Many students had discussed their only one selected at work with parents and grandparents and the whole project Key Stage Four. This showed homework at its very best. We held an exhibition of month we attended the the best work for parents, students and staff to view which prizegiving ceremony was very well attended and successful. at Duxford Imperial Throughout the project, year nine were helped and inspired War Museum and by our Captains of History, Catherine Upton and Mark Young congratulate Rosie who went to Auschwitz earlier in the year. Well done to the Grant in year ten for whole year and especially our visitors’ top choices: representing us so well. Gian Chopra, Alana Edgeworth, Ben Hudson, Eloise Keeble, Yasmin Kidd, Megan Manfield, Ryaan Rogers, Nick Scott, Bryony Smith, Emily Smith and Thomas Whitwell. n The Magna Carta Evensong and Viewing Service to the We were also pleased to be represented by staff, parents and students at the special Evensong to mark community the arrival of the Lincoln copy of the Magna Carta in Bury n St Edmunds. The service was attended by the Dean of The Service Above Lincoln, the Lord Lieutenant of , the Mayor of St Self Award Edmundsbury, David Ruffley MP and many other civic Each year the Rotary Club of awards dignitaries who, together with the invited congregation, a prize to the student from each Upper School who best viewed the exhibition after the service. exemplifies the Rotary model of ‘Service Above Self’. Later in the month, a group of year nine students This year our prize went to a student who has already viewed the exhibition with pupils from Horringer, Tollgate undertaken voluntary work with the Diocese in and Westley. This was as part of our all-through Trust’s Rwanda and Tanzania, who has helped to lead our special project on the Magna Carta which will Christian Union, is one of this year’s Captains of Music culminate in an ACTION Day later in the year. and performs with St Cecilia’s Chorale, the West Suffolk Youth Orchestra, The Suffolk Youth Orchestra as well as myriad school ensembles. She volunteers at Just Traid and has already received her Gold Duke of Edinburgh’s Award. Above all, she quietly and modestly helps individuals without expecting any reward. This month at a special dinner with the Mayor, Rotarians and other guests she received her well-deserved recognition and reward. We congratulate Philippa Strachan on this excellent achievement.

Other academic successes n We congratulate the following year nine students who have achieved their Cambridge Latin Course Stage Eight and received their certificates this month: Olivia Humphreys, Suzanne Lee, Rhiannon Steele, n The Mayor Making Jessica Welton and Lydia Wiliams. Ceremony The annual Mayor making ceremony took place this month. Our Head Students, Bethany Soman and Matthew Wilcock represented our school and were very pleased to welcome Councillor Robert Everitt as the Mayor of St Edmundsbury as well as to congratulate n Trevor Cheek and Joe Stanton in year nine, Dr Ann Williams on receiving the Freedom of the together with Sam Doye in year ten received certificates Borough. Councillor Everitt is a governor at Westley and medals this month for their results in the European Middle School, part of our all-through Trust and round of the Mathematics Trust’s prestigious competi- Dr Williams was Principal of West Suffolk College which tion. All three were comfortably above the mean on the is represented on our Trust Board. We thank Beth and paper which are taken by 6,741 qualifiers across Europe. Matt who continue to do an excellent job of representing Very well done! our school. n ‘Let’s be proud of n Our Cook’s service is Bury’ campaign recognised Our all-through Trust’s values include having a strong The EATS group which sense of community and taking a pride in the wider runs the catering in most community of which we are part. We were therefore of Suffolk’s schools now pleased to participate in the special day organised by the has its own newsletter. Bury Free Press to clean up our town. In total, eight We were delighted that locations were chosen and the Trust sent sixteen students the second edition which to each of three of these to clear them of litter. Each was published this month group comprised four from County Upper and four devotes a page to our from each of Horringer Court, Howard and Westley. cook as one of its most We thank them all for a job well done and our pupils for successful Heads of giving leadership to the younger pupils. Kitchen. We all know We congratulate: what an excellent job Maisy Allen Molly Lay Mrs Janet Walker does Jon Bourne Chloe Noble and are delighted that she Molly Bonnett Joshua Orugboh- has been recognised in Ellen Burrows Kershaw this way. Jake Davies Ellie Spearman Sinead Knight Joe Stanton Harry Kriteman Jessica Wilson n Sarah Lawrence-Moye The Debating and Public Speaking Society’s annual awards This year The Society has continued to thrive both in local, regional and national competitions and through our weekly debates after school in the library. This month saw the last debate for our year thirteen students and, by tradition, concluded with the presentation of certificates to those who have taken part in external competitions. This academic year we have taken part very successfully in all the major competitions and did especially well to reach the national final of the most prestigious Oxford Union. Certificates were presented to: Paul Anders, Michael Bartram, Will Burns, Evie Courtier, Edwina d’Almeida, Thomas Fisher, Stephanie Foulds, Digby Hayden, Toby Jeffery, Roderick Mansel and Eleanor Thomas. Francesca McEvoy and Eleanor Thomas in year thirteen were thanked for their contribution to running The Society this year, Francesca as Secretary and Eleanor as President. Mr Coleman was thanked for all he has done this year to organise the Society and our teams for competitions. A Marvellous May for Music Even by our standards, we were treated to a veritable feast of music this month, both in school and the wider community. n The sixth form recital n Music for the evening at The Unitarian Bury Festival We congratulate five of our year nine singers who were Meeting House chosen for the Mbawula African workshops and Twelve of our senior musicians who take music at then performed at the Bury Festival. Well done to: ‘A’ level treated us to an evening of great music with Olivia Humphreys, Megan Manfield, Katrina Miller, tremendous variety, all played to an extremely high Rebecca Severy and Alice Walker. standard. The audience was very appreciative of a programme featuring early music pieces through to those from the twentieth century by British and overseas composers. There were performances on clarinet, cello, flute, guitar, piano, trombone, viola and violin as well as solo voice from Paul Anders, Louise Chartron, Esther Colman, Evie Courtier, Thomas Fisher, Chloe Fox, Liliana Luongo, Ashley Nayler, Jake Peters, Sophie Rochford, Riona Snelling and Philippa Strachan. We congratulate and thank them all, together with Mr Jarvis who organised the evening.

We also congratulate William Curwen, Ashley Nayler, Joshua Reeder, Sophie Rochford, Douglas Sands, Georgia White and Matthew Wilcock who played in the Festival with the West Suffolk Youth Jazz Orchestra.

n The Mayor’s Civic Dinner We were proud to be asked once again to provide the music for the dinner for the outgoing Mayor, Councillor Terry Buckle. Ashley Nayler entertained guests on the piano throughout the evening and accompanied Riona Snelling for the cabaret. The Mayor wrote, “Yesterday was such a lovely day and I can’t thank you enough for organising Ashley and Riona to entertain us throughout the dinner. They were superb”.

n Music for St Mary’s, St Nicholas Hospice and the Pakenham Water Mill Spring Food Fair Our musicians regularly perform for events in the town and beyond. We are grateful to, and proud of, Esther Colman and Matthew Wilcock who took part in the performance of the ‘Messiah’ given at St Mary’s Church. We thank and congratulate our award-winning jazz group ‘Little Big Band’ who performed at Newmarket We also thank former student, John Young, for accompanying the violinist whilst on his gap year before going up to read music at Oxford.

n The all-through Trust Concert The all-through Trust Orchestra performed a short concert this month. The performance included traditional orchestral arrangements of ‘The Ash Grove’ and the sea shanty ‘Blow the Man Down’. The concert also featured compositions by the students - this time based on rhyth- Race Course for the St Nicholas Hospice fundraising mical patterns. We are very grateful to our students who event. We were delighted to receive the following from the have been musical mentors to the younger members of Hospice: “Many thanks to the music department and the Academy Orchestra. Well done to: Evie Carter, the lads, they were perfect for the event: very polite, Rebecca Severy, Georgia Mills, Marcus Clifton, lovely and such talented musicians. I will definitely be Laura Clements, Oliver Riddick and Billy Riddick. in touch if we need a jazz orchestra again”.

Well done and thank you also to Sam Harrison and Alicia Mills in year eleven who performed at the Pakenham Water Mill Spring Food Fair.

The organiser wrote: “A huge thank you to Sam and Alicia for their help on Sunday. The public said their music was lovely and they would have liked to hear more because it was so nice. It was a really chilly afternoon but they carried on playing. We shall certainly request music from you again”. n Diane leads the day! Former student, Diane Hammond led a very successful county-wide Clarinet Playing Day for the County Music Service this month. She presented herself really well and engaged both the youngsters throughout the day and the parent audience at our concert in the afternoon. n The Cathedral Recital Once again the West Suffolk Decorative and Fine Arts Grade Examinations This month has seen more students achieve Society sponsored a series of lunchtime recitals in St success in their grade examinations. Edmundsbury Cathedral and we were both privileged and Well done to the following: delighted to be asked to give one of the recitals again this year. All six students were complimented on their Gabrielle Deora Voice Grade 8 Merit performances which included pieces by Debussy, Fauré, Rosie Grant Clarinet Grade 5 Merit Grøndah, Guillmant, Handel, Mozart, Saint-Saėns and Kate Hardy Clarinet Grade 5 Merit John Williams performed on cello, clarinet, piano, Harry Kriteman Electric Guitar Grade 3 Merit trombone, violin and voice. We congratulate Esther Megan Manfield Alto Saxophone Grade 4 Distinction Colman, Liliana Luongo, Ashley Nayler, Jacob Peters Ella Price Voice Grade 5 Pass and Riona Snelling. We thank County Upper parent and Rebecca Severy Theory Grade 6 Pass Director of Music at the Cathedral, James Thomas, who Bethany Soman Voice Grade 8 Merit was the accompanist for most of the programme. Erin Willans de Frias Voice Grade 5 Merit The Summer Concert The examinations always necessitate an early concert for this term but the short space of time since the spring one did not prevent the music department from presenting a full concert with all the main ensembles and a number of the student-led smaller ones. The string orchestra’s performance of Greig’s ‘In the Hall of the Mountain King’ was arranged and conducted by year twelve student, Louise Chartron. By tradition, the evening ended with a piece rehearsed and performed by our year thirteen leavers. This year they gave a poignant and fitting rendition of ‘Circle of Life’. We thank and congratulate Mrs Davids, Mr Jarvis, Mr Jenkins, our peripatetic music team, our Captains of Music and all the students for an excellent evening.

Well done to: Hannah Curwen Jennifer Gurney Georgia Mills Modupe Sobanwa Lewis Allum William Curwen Kate Hardy Paris Moulds Bethany Soman Ben Amroota Edwina d’Almeida Amy Hawkes Ashley Nayler Millie Sparks- Paul Anders Holly Davies Digby Hayden Ruth Newton Shepherd Jodie Ashman Peter Davies Emma Healey Edward Pipe Harry Stone Peter Barron Gabrielle Deora Philippa Higgins Ella Price Philippa Strachan Michael Bartram Patrick Doherty Samuel Hill Rhian Prince Eleanor Thomas Jessica Bird Lucy Dolton James Homer Phoebe Ransom Emily Thomas Gideon Blake Samuel Doye Ben Hudson Joshua Reeder Charlotte Titcombe Emma Bradley Jack Emmerson Olivia Humphreys Oliver Riddick Eleanor Trent Skye Brook William Farrant Murrie Kybird Sophie Rochford Shannon Wade Sarah Burns Megan Filkins Molly Lloyd Bethany Rolfe Harry Wagner Jessica Carnegie Thomas Fisher Liliana Luongo Douglas Sands Alice Walker Louise Chartron Daniel Foulsham Rachel Macloughlin Katie Schofield Edmund Walker Sam Chittock Chloe Fox Joshua Macrow Isabella Scott Eleanor Walker Laura Clements Chris Fox Amy Maddock Mikayela Sealby Eleanor White Marcus Clifton Toby French Megan Manfield Rebecca Severy Georgia White Rachel Clifton Gabriele Gelezauskaite Shannon Marvell Cara Singleton Cara Wilcock Esther Colman Elizabeth George Eleanor Martindale Alastair Smith Matthew Wilcock Evie Courtier Amilia Graham Jennifer McGaley Ruby Smith Erin Willans de Frias Harry Cowper Rosie Grant Katrina Miller Riona Snelling Christy Williams The Duke of Other outdoor Edinburgh practice successes n Silver Certificates Presented expeditions go well We were delighted Following last month’s successful Gold expedition, to present Ritchie this month saw the Bronze and Silver groups complete Warren, Cara their practice expeditions very successfully with the Wilcock and excellent standards of behaviour we expect from all the Matthew Wilcock participating students. Almost sixty year ten students with their Silver went on the bronze expedition and we congratulate them Duke of Edinburgh all. Well done also to those year eleven students who did Award certificates their silver expedition in the Peak District. We are grateful on their final day. to all the staff led by Mrs Bradbury, Mr Randé and Mr Having completed Price who assist with the Duke of Edinburgh scheme and their expedition to the Peak District, they also finished all especially to Mrs Cook, Mr Gresham, Mr Heaton, the other sections in time to receive their accreditation Mrs Lay, Mr O’Leary and Mrs Richardson who whilst still at school. Well done! accompanied them on these expeditions. Jack Porter in year eleven assisted the staff on the bronze expedition n as part of his service and did extremely well. Alice’s international expedition to Switzerland Year nine student, Alice Walker, was chosen to represent East Cambridgeshire Girl Guides for a special week at the International Girl Guide Headquarters in Adelboden where she took part in a range of activities with Guides from around the world in a spirit of international co- operation and understanding. Alice raised most of the money herself and thanks her friends for sponsoring her. We, in turn, thank and congratulate Alice for being an excellent ambassador for our school:

n Nick makes waves nationally We are exceptionally proud of year nine student, Nick Scott, who became the second fastest rower of his age in Britain. During the Easter holiday, Nick had qualified to represent the East of England at the prestigious Junior Inter-Regional Rowing Competition at the National Water- sports Centre in Nottingham. Nick took the silver medal in the J14 single sculls and was typically modest about this fantastic achievement. Our Tribute to Year Thirteen

May is a bitter-sweet occasion when we say farewell to year thirteen by paying tribute to all that they have contributed during their time with us. For the majority, that has been five years but we are also grateful for the contributions from those who joined us in the sixth form. On their final day, their parents and teachers were joined by members of our governing body and Parent Teacher Association for a very special celebration of the students’ time here, interspersed with dance, drama, music and readings and concluding with reflections for their futures.

We thank the whole of year thirteen for all they have contributed and also congratulate those who took part: Louis Gooden, Ashley Nayler, Ruth Newton, Jake Peters, Sophie Rochford, Beth Soman, Philippa Strachan, Eleanor Thomas, Eleanor Trent, Cara Wilcock and Matthew Wilcock

DRAMA SPORT Michael Apichella Taha Ahmed Ellie Morse Anna Brittain Jake Andrews Maddie Nash Shannon-Marie Clerkin Lydia Bowers Will Rout Nathalie Fearnley Jack Child Beth Soman Louis Gooden Jordan Gardiner Oye Somorin Ashley Hall Katie Hale Emily Strong Bethany Hall Kane Hodgson Jade Taylor Sebastian Perez Alice Maguire Cara Wilcock Beth Soman Jade Taylor Eleanor Thomas Edmund Walker

MUSIC Ashley Nayler Ruth Newton Sophie Rochford Beth Soman Philippa Strachan Eleanor Thomas Eleanor Trent Edmund Walker Cara Wilcock Matthew Wilcock Beth Soman DANCE Eleanor Trent Katy Bent-Marshall Cara Wilcock Shannon-Marie Clerkin Bethany Hall Zoe Parsons SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL COMMUNITY Taha Ahmed Lizzie Flowers Ashley Nayler Sanskriti Srivastava Mark Ainsworth Holly Frances Ruth Newton Kayleigh Stokes William Amps Jordan Gardiner Jessica Osborne Philippa Strachan Michael Apichella Louis Gooden Elise Packer Jade Taylor Lucia Bennett Katie Hale Zoe Parsons Eleanor Thomas Katy Bent-Marshall Ashley Hall Sebastian Perez Eleanor Trent Lydia Bowers Bethany Hall Jake Peters Catherine Upton Anna Brittain Sasha Hayden Chloe Pynen Rebecca Wagner Igraine Brook Fiona Hills Scott Ransom Ciara Walmsley Oliver Burroughs Kane Hodgson Jessica Reeve Ellen Wappett Aidan Campbell Rory Lankester Edward Richards Matthew Whitbread Jack Child Matthew Last William Robertson Cara Wilcock Shannon-Marie Clerkin Zackary Lau William Rout Matt Wilcock Esther Colman Alice Leather McCauley Sandry Mark Young Neal Dodge Alice Maguire Emma Schofield Samuel Emerson Francesca McEvoy Thomas Semple Amy Emms Oliver Moore Beth Soman Nathalie Fearnley Maddie Nash Kamile Speteliunaite Adam Garcier and Kimberley Wyatt make their decision as to who would go through to the next round as well as Dance students excitedly picking out members of Diversity and numerous other celebrities in the audience. excel All the pupils were excellent ambassadors for the Trust. Well done. We thank Mrs Stoten and Miss Johnson for n Newmarket Festival accompanying the trip and Mrs Stoten for all she does Once again students from across our all-through Trust for dance across our Trust. took part in a huge range of categories in this respected festival. There were numerous first, second and third placed students, all of whom we congratulate. In addition, some students received outstanding awards in the following categories: Junior: Song and Dance Trio Song and Dance Solo Intermediate: Classical Group Song and Dance Group Modern Group Senior: Modern Trio Modern Group Song and Dance Group Another sporting as well as the most outstanding Festival Performance. feast! Rounders n Our U16 team have an enviable reputation throughout their time here, making the national finals. Already, they are through to the Suffolk Championships next month and some of them joined Miss Sharp in providing an afternoon’s coaching at South Lee.

Well done to: Lucy Hutchings Jessica Baldwin Tilly Jones Daisy Barker Charlene Moulds Leah Barker Paris Moulds Katy Bent-Marshall Liana Pennell Sarah Burns Ella Price Sasha Campbell Elizabeth Sanders Jessica Carnegie Molly Smith Millie Cooke Wharton Danielle Stanton Philippa Corley Emily Stanton Tandi Dodman Amethyst Stenson-Pickles Keziah Farrow Grace Stoten Angela Freeman Emily Thomas Jessica Goodridge Frances Warren Olivia Hammond Pheobi Wood n Our new U14 team have also made a good start to the league: n Got to Dance! U14A v King Edward VI won 9½ - 3 Ninety-eight students from Horringer Court, Westley U14A v Mildenhall won 7½ - 2 and County Upper travelled to The Round House in U14A v Newmarket won 7½ - 1 Camden, to watch a televised recording of ‘Got U14A v won 6 - 2½ to Dance’. Everyone had the opportunity to watch some U15A v St Benedict’s won 9 - 3 excellent dance but were also fascinated to see how a television show is recorded and had an insight into the n We also congratulate Miss Sharp who has been production of television programmes. The pupils were appointed as Senior Coach to England Rounders, the also able to see how the famous judges, Ashley Banjo, top coaching position. the track events to help order runners into position. Trampolining They were all praised by the members of staff with the We congratulate Charlie Jones, Oliver Pyle and competing schools who commented on how helpful and Mikayela Sealby who reached the U14 county final and professional they were. Well done to: Ethan finished sixth in Suffolk together withAlice Codling, Tom Bartholomew, Tom Crichton. Ryan Gibbs, Tom Gould, Ford, Zoe Hall and Wes Roper who got through to the Katie Hopkins, John Mann, Lydia Miranda, Charlie U16 county final and finished seventh in Suffolk. Moulds, Bradley Sandry, Katie Schofield, Emily Taylor and Jess Yallop.

Athletics All-through Trust activities n The first major event of the season was theU15 n This month has seen four festivals involving pupils Schools Cup Competition held at the West Suffolk from year three upwards. Athletics Track. Our boys finished fourth and our girls fifth overall with some excellent individual performances The basketball festival involved forty-five students in including first places for: Holly Davies (1500m), years seven and eight from Howard, Horringer Court and Mikayela Sealby (800m) and Stephen Snook (200m). Westley helped by our leaders who also supported the rugby festival with years three, four and five from Well done to: Callum Dove Mikayela Sealby Barrow, Howard, Horringer Court, Tollgate and Westley. Stanley Blinco Emily Fisher Will Selfe Ben Burrows Jacob Lily Shalev The handball festival was a real success across all six Scott Burrows Freeborough Bryony Smith of our Trust schools. Almost eighty students had the Marley Davies Jack Hailstone Stephen Snook chance to try handball for the first time or to improve their Holly Davies Nathan Patesal Mercy Sondwapo skills with coaches provided by Louise Jukes from Skye Dawes Adam Platt Jasmine Tebbit England Handball. Aoife Doherty Wes Roper Harriet Whitbread As part of their activities week, year seven and eight Ruby Doherty Levi Roper Christy Williams pupils from Westley enjoyed a Handball, Trampolining and Basketball mini festival. n In the Suffolk Athletics Trials to represent Suffolk at the Anglian Schools, we congratulate those who have n This month has also seen Mr Beddow, Mr Johnson gone through for final selection: and Mrs Stoten work in partnership with Mr Henderson, who teaches PE at Tollgate School, to provide basketball, Junior: Joshua Orugboh (2nd Shot); Oliver Pyle (2nd, dance and multi-skills lessons and clubs at the Trust’s Triple Jump); Levi Roper (1st Hammer, 1st Javelin); primary schools. Mikayela Sealby (1st 800m). We thank all the staff in our Trust schools led by Intermediate: Holly Davies (1st, 1500m); Lauren Mr Marshall who run such a successful, busy programme. Gibbs (1st, 100m, 1st 200m); Jacob Freeborough (3rd 1500m); Wesley Roper (5th, Triple Jump); Christy Williams (1st, 800m).

Senior: Michael Bartram (1st 800m) Sports Leaders in the community n Eleven of our leaders supported Asda’s Healthy Living event this month. Each spent two hours in the Sports Personalities store and were complimented for their maturity, polite We congratulate the recipients of the award for May: approach and knowledge. Well done to Tom Bastow, Year 9: Ethan Bartholomew, Chloe Bentick, Tom Crichton, Levi Roper Tom Ford, Jacob Kersey, Charlie Moulds, Wes Roper, and Bryony Smith Katie Tilyard, Hattie Whitbread and Jess Yallop. Year 10: Jacob Year 11: n Thirteen leaders supported the Suffolk Athletics Freeborough Danny Lines and competition. Between them, they were leaders at all of and Lily Charlotte Orriss the field events: long jump, triple jump, high jump, javelin, Greenwood discus and shot put. They were also at the finish line of Certificates of Merit We congratulate the recipients for May

George Cremen-Merrill 2 Megan Hopkin 2 Aidan Mott 3 Cara Singleton YEAR NINE David Csontos 2 Benjamin Hudson Kia Mousley 2 Bryony Smith 4 Maisy Allen Olivia Dalton Curtis Hughes 2 Megan Nunn Emily Smith 4 William Allingham Rhys Daltrey Olivia Humphreys 4 Beatrice Pakalnyte Rachel Smith Ben Amroota 3 Joseph Daniels-Sitch Ella Jackson 2 Benjamin Pamplin 2 Ruby Smith 2 Eden Ashton 2 Jake Davies 5 Megana Juceviciute Rosie Patrick George Sore 2 Matthew Ashworth Josh Dudley Eloise Keeble Grace Patterson 2 Harry Southgate Toby Avis Rosa Dumont Lottie Kent 2 Adam Platt Joe Stanton James Barber Alana Edgeworth 5 Joshua Kersey Lewis Powell Rhiannon Steele 2 Harry Barker Dylan Elomri Sinead Knight Maya Price Jacob Stevens Jacob Barry Matthew Exell Harry Kriteman 4 Francesca Priestley Jessica Tansley Rebecca Belcher Alexander Fayers 2 Elliot Lambert 2 Oliver Pyle 2 Jasmine Tebbit 2 Max Bent-Marshall 2 Alicia Foley Meghan Lark 3 Jamie Reid Henry Upton Jade-Louise Boddy Daniel Foulsham 4 Sarah Lawrence-Moye 2 Jacob Riches Alice Walker Molly Bonnett Connor Fox Suzanne Lee 2 Oliver Riddick Ruby Wappett Ellen Burrows 2 Oliver Froud Joshua Ling 2 Jake Robinson Jessica Welton 3 Harry Carpenter Drew Gillespy Jay Little Hannah Robson Max Weston Evie Carter Elleigh Griggs 3 Sarah Lockyear 2 Ryaan Rodgers 3 Thomas Whitwell Charlotte Casson Michael Hackett 2 Olivia Macartney-Read Ellierose Rogers 4 Harry Wicks 2 Trevor Cheek 3 Joshua Hall 2 Joshua Macrow 2 Zachary Rush Ben Wilkinson Laura Clements 4 Katherine Halliday 4 Megan Manfield 3 Peter Savill 2 Lydia Williams 2 Kieran Coleman Charlotte Hammock Luke Mansfield 3 Thomas Scopes 2 Joseph Wilson Jack Collins 2 Joshua Hayden Kye Marchment Nicholas Scott 3 Daniel Young Zak Cooke Ashley Hibbert 2 Jack McGaley Rebecca Severy 5 Jessica Cox Bethany Higgins James Mears 2 Jamie Shapland 3 Samuel Creed 3 Samuel Hill Katie Miller Henry Shingleton

Connor Chapman Gabriele Gelezauskaite Tony Lawrence Wesley Roper YEAR TEN Kiran Chohan-Jones Keira Gibson Rafaela Lima Alba Saenz De Villaverde Melody Abbott Rajan Chohan-Jones Asa Glenister Matthew Lister Kyle Savage 2 Kawsar Ahmad Neevie Clarke Robbie Goldman Bronwen Mansel Liam Schofield Luke Alford Gianni Clempson Charlie Goodchild Eleanor Martindale Isabella Scott 2 Ed Allan Rebecca Cobbold Michaela Gotts Katie Miller Lily Shalev Matt Allen Alastair Coe Tom Gould Sophie Miller Emaleigh Simner Oliver Amps William Cooke Wharton Amilia Graham Grace Morgan Alastair Smith William Ashwell Sophie Cooper Rosie Grant Cierran Mortlock Emma Smith Robert Askew Francesca Corley Kira Green Farrah Myers Modupe Sobanwa Ben Atkins Hannah Cornish Lily Greenwood Eric Navarette Mercy Sondwapo Ben Aves Hannah Crown Jonah Growns Georgie Pailes Thomas Spetch Alfie Baldwin Erin Cunningham Lucy Hall Aaron Parnell Amethyst Stenson-Pickles Thomas Bastow Max Cunningham Kate Hardy Chloe Parsons Katherine Tilyard Sophie Bennett Holly Davies Abi Harrison Nathan Patesel Charlotte Titcombe Chloe Bentick Will Dixon Benjamin Hart Finn Patterson Hebe Van Giap James Bentley Sam Doye Amy Hawkes Natasja Pinches Shannon Wade Sam Berry Cameron Elsworth Elisabeth Hoblyn Elliot Potter Elliot Walls Katy Bidwell Joshua Emerson Shinai Hollands Turner Bella Proctor Katie Webb Stanley Blinco William Farrant 2 Connor Ibbs Phoebe Ransom Harriet Westley Hollie Bowden Emily Fisher Teruha Iiyama Cameron Redden Christy Williams James Bowling Tom Ford Caitlin Jameson Shannon Reddy Llyn Williams Bethan Bradshaw 2 Isabel Forde Kaytlin Kemp Alastair Reid Jessica Yallop Daisy Brown Katie Foulds Jacob Kersey Thomas Render Joseph Brown Emily Fox Murrie Kybird Billy Riddick Sarah Burns Yukiko Fujii Benjamin Lambert Matthew Robinson Sophia Cassells Toby Gardiner William Lambert Bethany Rolfe

Alice Codling Megan Taylor YEAR ELEVEN Gavin Dixon Emma Turner 2 Oana Abrudan-Indries 3 Bonnah Hitchings Harriet Upton Tuew Adams Heidi Jennings Leah Vermeulen-Cole Gareth Borrett 2 Bethany Knight 2 Megan Wheeler Toby Boston Rebecca Langford-Fox 2 Adelle Wood Emma Bradley Georgia Southwould Ellie Wright James Buckmaster Hannah Spearman

Tutor Group Success We congratulate this month’s winners

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