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Prize Giving Thursday, 2Nd May 2019 St. Bede’s Catholic College Celebrating Success Prize Giving Thursday, 2nd May 2019 Special Guest Dr Julian Hector Head of BBC Natural History Unit Janina Parry By Kundai Vurayayi, Year 11 Anna-Claire Lux In the Foyer: Piano Solo – Angelique Bolivar – Metamorphosis II (P. Glass) Flute Ensemble – Niamh Fullerton, Theresa Herron, Miss I. Chinn and Mr J. Lewis Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy (P. I. Tchaikovsky, arranged by J. Corcoran) Clarinet Solo – Anna Harris – Allegro, 3rd Movement from Sonata No. 2 in G Minor (X. Lefévre) Piano Solo – Boden Osborn-Clarke – Primavera (L. Einaudi) In the College Hall: Vocal Solo – Talia Szabo – There Are Worse Things I Could Do from Grease (W. Casey and J. Jacobs) Vocal Solo – Georgia Knowles – On My Own from Les Misérables (C-M. Schönberg) Vocal Solo – Catriona Davies – I Dreamed A Dream from Les Misérables (C-M. Schönberg) Vocal Solo – Matilda Odemwingie – One Hand, One Heart from West Side Story (L. Bernstein) Vocal Solo – Isabel Romero – Tonight from West Side Story (L. Bernstein) Vocal Solo – Kate O’Shea – Imagine (J. Lennon) Vocal Solo – Katie Marsh – The Bird’s Lament, No. 1 from The Aviary (R.R. Bennett) Vocal Solo – Cecilia Romero – I’d Give My Life For You from Miss Saigon (C-M. Schönberg) PROGRAMME College Choir ABBA Medley – B. Andersson and B. Ulvaeus Arranged by Mr O Poole Introduction – Blanka Szantho, Head Girl College Choir Laudate Dominum – Christopher Walker College Choir Ave Maria – T. Kashif Arranged by Mr J Lewis Welcome – Mrs White, Chair of Governors Address - Mr Maher, Principal Vocal Solo – Laurie Fleming Hopelessly Devoted To You from Grease by J. Farrar Guest Speaker – Dr J Hector Prizes presented by Mrs White Announced by Mr Marshall, Director of Mathematics Year 7 Excellent Attitude Excellent Achievement Borys Staruzyk Amelia Ould Finley Cummings Lucy Warren Dillon Conefrey-Unwin Victoria Cygan Theodore Fernandes Jessica Escosio Nico Juanico Amarachi Akumonye Oliver Jangcan Kristel Matitu Thomas Harman Lillian Rodrigues Cian Finnimore Geovanna Romagnoli Joshua Drozd Kouni Villanova Dayo Kudehinbu Valentina Maniglia Alonso Quan Lily Loughlin Ryan Wieczorkiewicz Pia Hucker Lisandra Gouveia De George Weeks Christabel Namugenyi Rosario Capasso Castro Jerome Joseph Sandra Kaszubowska Austin Nash Nicola Rzecka Year 8 Excellent Excellent Attitude Achievement Leon Vas Mathilde Brown Finn Durkan Daisy Smith Markus Rivera Carys Wilson Jaime Kilbane-Arriazu Grace Byrom Yiannis Lomvardos Catherine Kulandairaj Rory Lloyd Aimee Chacko Jacob Jallorina Emilia Dziuk Jack Obey Holly Mathison Alex George Zaina Corrigan Justin Almeida Imogen Hall Jack Lodge Oluwademilade Oluwole Edmund Diaba Rebecca Kalemaj Callum Chodkiewicz Rumbidzai Bhunhu Samuel Nganga Shayla O’Leary Year 9 Excellent Excellent Attitude Achievement Tobechukwu Anyanwu Rose Joseph Albert Niekowal Naina Cherian Tiernan Ward Olivia Delahunt Louis De Pedro Hannah Orrow Liam Stables Emily Lux Denzel Magbanua Megan Mounter James Milton-Newland Ruby Barry Jenson Jackson Neeve Ottway David-Philip Gherman Katie McKenzie-Ward Nivin John Rhianwen Moriarty Ashley Cramer-Barnicoat Gabriela Burzynska Conor Riordan Tilly Young George Peters Emma West Mace Hucker Gift Ihejieto Flute Solo – Theresa Herron Morceau de Concours by G. Fauré Prizes presented by Mrs Gilpin Announced by Mr P Goodman, Assistant Principal Year 10 Excellent Achievement Excellent Attitude Miziyanda Hanyana Sofia Astudillo-Gonzalez Luca Sanders Portia Smith John Almazan Maria Nithyanandam Niel Digma Celia Wynn Bethel Okorocha Anna Serle Carl Raymundo Erica Ulityan Jacob Knight Anna Harris Shawn Joseph Isobel Russell Leo John Angela Varghese Patrick Chandler Callista Clarke Leon Mewse Emily Wiercioch-Giles James Moss Amy Parkin Floyd Veigas Rosemary Sajan Lance Bautista Christina Augustine Year 11 Excellent Achievement Excellent Attitude Ben Papworth Niamh Fullerton James Davies Philippa Crane Noel Stephen Jeffymol Joseph Max Van Lienden-Symes Florence Magner Oscar Banim Amy Price Harry Payne Elita Fernandes Nevil Shaji Jessica Loud Junior Toukam Cordelia Cremin Paolo Diego Julia Pecyna Jack Wilkinson Amber Barlow Andreas Lomvardos Lia Wieczorkowska Jake Harris Rachel Sturch Khari Allen Aimee Bell Jack Court-Chandler Emily Wilson Poetry Reading – Fortune Onovo Winter Swans by O. Sheers Year 12 and 13 Excellent Achievement Excellent Attitude Ethan Woolley Ciara Marsh Matthew Richardson Julia Konopinska Raigon Shibu Alexandra Papuc Thomas Jackson Natalia Jagielska Joseph Alexander Anna Alexander Morgan Ware Sherry Vanstraaten-Haim Jack Burns Lily Woodland Harvey Nash Phoebe Hoare Vocal Solo – Oscar Norton Empty Chairs At Empty Tables from Les Misérables J. Williams arranged by P. Keveren Presented by Mrs Morris Announced by Mr Curnock, Assistant Principal Faculty Prizes Religious Formation Aleena Thomas Floyd Veigas English Katie Skiffington Catriona Davies Drama Dylan Tudor Talia Szabo Mathematics Natalie Carr Joss Carr Science Shirley Mazeli Nevil Shaji Humanities Toni Matitu Ester Sukenikova Modern Languages Natalia Fratczak Claudia Maniglia Art and Design Olivia Delahunt Joss Carr Design & Technology Oscar Power-Stone Isobel Clothier Music Laurie Fleming Joseph Whitfield Food Rubie Cox Emily Pritchard Physical Education Seamus Robinson Gift Ihejieto Computer Science Kacper Nowacki Cleo Murphy Year and House Prizes Presented by Dr Chrysostomou Year 7 Alonso Quan Eleri Walsh Descartes Matthew Chudley Giulia Ferrazzano Pasteur Stanley Roberts Niamh Bailey Bell Burnell Gerlando Parrinello Megan Scarpati Merit Prizes Year 7 George Weeks Victoria Cygan Descartes Edmund Diaba Marisa Licata Pasteur Oluwademilade Oluwole Jack Lodge Bell Burnell Alfie Cummings Natalie Carr Piano Duet – Joseph Whitfield and Mr O. Poole Theme from Star Wars By C-M. Schönberg Whole College Prizes Presented by Mr Hector Announced by Mr King, Vice Principal Community Spirit Daniel McTiernan and Boden Osborn-Clarke Public Spirit Nathan Hodges and Evie Cummings Spiritual Life Christian Albon and Leanna Turner Charity Year 8 Brave the Shave Team Alfie Norton, Tommy Norman, Preston Hastings, Laurence Dockerty, Antonio Scarpati and Martha Wynn Public Performance Matthew Chudley and Grace O’Donoghue Victor & Victrix Ludorum Gerlando Parrinello and Holly Naylor Kuczaj Challenge Cup Scarlett Parker National Awards Louis Price, Finley Norton, Alfie Norton, Nathan Wong William Hardy, Jason Soodeen and Matilda Francis Positive Well-being Award Sophie Buttigieg 'The Fitzgerald Prize for Inspired Creativity in Literacy‘ Matthew Wood ‘Lee Ormsby Award for Creative Musical Performance’ Oscar Norton Ashley Mitchard Award Jack Court-Chandler Head Girl and Head Boy Awards Blanka Szantho and John Gompels Vocal Ensemble Megan Scarpati, Miss I. Chinn, Mr J. Toffolo and Mr J. Lewis The Prayer C. B Sager and D. Foster, arranged by M. Hayes Presented by Mr Maher, Principal Announced by Miss Kirkbright, Assistant Principal Catherine Hughes Award for Community Isabel Romero Sixth Form Areté Award Kundai Vurayayi St John Paul II Prize Ethan Osborn-Clarke Year 13 Award voted by Year 13 pupils Harvey Nash Specialist College Awards for Science and Sport Science: Jeffymol Joseph and Niamh Fullerton Sport: Ben Papworth and Blanka Szantho Year 11 Award voted by Year 11 pupils John Gompels Vice Principals’ Awards Announced and Presented by Mr King and Mr O’Rourke Fortune Onovo and Laurence Villiers Prosser The Principal’s Awards Announced and Presented by Mr Maher Niamh Bailey and Daniel White Vote of Thanks John Gompels – Head Boy Closing Prayer FINAL HYMN Immortal Invisible (God only wise) Immortal, invisible, God only wise, In light inaccessible hid from our eyes, Most blessed, most glorious, the Ancient of Days, Almighty, victorious, thy great name we praise. Unresting, unhasting, and silent as light, Nor wanting, nor wasting, thou rulest in might; Thy justice like mountains high soaring above Thy clouds which are fountains of goodness and love. To all life thou givest to both great and small; In all life thou livest, the true life of all; We blossom and flourish as leaves on the tree, And wither and perish but nought changeth thee. Great Father of glory, pure Father of light, Thine angels adore thee, all veiling their sight; All laud we would render: O help us to see 'Tis only the splendour of light hideth thee. Words based on 1 Timothy 1:17 W.Chalmers Smith (1824-1908) Music: Welsh hymn melody The Accompanists this evening Mr James Lewis, Miss Isabel Chinn and Mr Oliver Poole College Glee Club Shotgun / Budapest G. Ezra and J. Pott Arranged by Mr O. Poole St Bede’s Catholic College Prize Giving Speakers Date Principal Guest 2019 Dr Julian Hector – Head of BBC Natural History Unit 2018 Dr Peter Mackie – Senior Lecturer, Cardiff University 2017 Mr Marvin Rees – Mayor of Bristol 2016 Professor Hugh Brady - Vice Chancellor and President of The University of Bristol Lee Ormsby – Actor, Writer and St. Bede’s Alumni 2015 Ms Amy Williams MBE - Olympic Gold Medallist Mr James Grindal - International Rugby Player 2014 Mr Raphael Burke - Professional Footballer Manchester United ‘Class of 92’ Mr Joseph Joyce – Professional Rugby Player Bristol Rugby & Irish Under 20’s International and St. Bede’s Alumni 2013 The Right Reverend Mike Hill – Lord Bishop of Bristol 2012 Mr Trevor Fry (RIP) – BBC Broadcaster 2011 Mr Mike Norton – Editor Bristol Post 2010 Mr Jason Gardener MBE – Olympic Gold Medallist 2009 Mr David Garmston – BBC Presenter 2008 Mr Mark Regan MBE, International Rugby Player Mr Anthony Mattis, Athlete and St. Bede’s
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