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Prizegiving 2019 PRIZEGIVING 2019 Friday 6th September - Norwich Cathedral Norwich School Prizegiving Friday 6th September 2019, Norwich Cathedral Order of Ceremony Welcome from the Reverend Canon of Norwich Cathedral, Aidan Platten Chairman of Governors Head Master, Head of School & Deputy Heads of School Musical Interlude Presentation of the Prizes Musical Interlude Principal Guest: Dr Emma Pooley (ON) Olympian Vote of thanks by the Chairman The National Anthem Academic Prize Winners L4 2019 James Mathews Prize Freya Osborne Latin Freya Osborne Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Georgia Hodgson Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Colette Maxwell-Preston Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Yohan Saravanamuttu Progress Prize Caidon Cary Progress Prize Charles Clover Progress Prize Rheo Shaikh Mathematics Mary Amaka-Maidoh Biology Kyran Demetri Chemistry Xing Phan Physics Amelia Braidwood Reynolds Prize for English Daisy Pickering French Sean O'Malley German Dev Kamath Spanish Daniel Neville Friends Prize for History Adam Kelsall Geography Ewan Lennard Religious Studies Christopher Doylend Drama Atticus Hitchings Music Grace Yeo Alex Humphris Art Prize Eleanor McGuire Academic Prize Winners U4 2019 Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Jay Ambadkar Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Edward Pearson Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Naraen Prabhakar Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Daniel Windsor Progress Prize Anson Chan Progress Prize Amelie Duez Mathematics Alexander Walker Biology Ralph Pye Chemistry Imogen James Physics Matthew Hudson Friends Prize for English Eliza Prior French Anushka Damodar Cater Prize for German Chester Dimoglou Spanish Alexander Wade Geography Jemima Gotto History Thomas Clark Religious Studies Kyden Seed-Adams Latin Benjamin Rollinson Drama Padme Smith Music Nana Bekoe 2D Design Ottilie Johnson Alec Baughan Prize for 3D Design Sebastian Doe Cathedral Choristers Leaving Prize Elliot Hawkings Cathedral Choristers Leaving Prize Dylan Parsons Cathedral Choristers Leaving Prize Aidan Pitcher Cathedral Choristers Leaving Prize Nathan Pitcher Cathedral Choristers Leaving Prize Rufus Sergent Academic Prize Winners L5 2019 Academic Excellence in a range of subjects George Bowyer Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Ann Kalu Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Alexander Lelewel Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Jack Yaxley Progress Prize Jack Blackham Progress Prize Amy Griffiths Progress Prize Rohan Nair Progress Prize Charlotte Warnes Mathematics Mirha Kashif Biology James Cross Chemistry Raul Wigglesworth Physics Jared Ikazoboh English Charlie Windle Monk Prize for French Sabina Baker Friends Prize for German Charlotte Riches Spanish Shraeya Saravanavel Geography Olivier Vedrenne History Matthew Buttery Religious Studies Lily Macdonald Monk Prize for Latin Jack Buttery Classical Civilisation Archie Lowder Music Adam Chillingworth Junior Drama Elizabeth James Howes Prize for Design Milton Maxwell Art Hamish Sugden 3D Design Alastair Wyllie Academic Prize Winners M5 201 9 Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Toby Finch Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Benjamin Groat Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Lila Hallam Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Navaneeth Hari Krishnan Greek Navaneeth Hari Krishnan Progress Prize Bradley Beales Progress Prize Benjamin Lettice Progress Prize Isabella Lopez-Scott Progress Prize Joseph Roy Field Prize for Mathematics Edward Wilson Field Prize for Chemistry Edward Wilson Field Prize for Biology Linton Challinor Field Prize for Physics James Ribbands Dyers Prize for Science Jonathan Cheong Johnson Prize for English Isabel Cutts Monk Prize for French Arjuna Puvanachandra Monk Prize for German Nicholas Saunders Spanish Anna Austin Haldinstein Prize for History Jonathon Catmull Geography Abigail Hill Friends Prize for Religious Studies Lily Brown Monk Prize for Latin Bethan Callow Forrest Prize for Classical Civilisation Daniel Griffiths Elsa Ardern Marianne Smith Zachary Taylor Zachary Taylor Computer Science James Livesey Music Toby Hunt Art Emilia Foyster 3D Design Elizabeth Collinson 2D Design Vani Kumar Academic PE Harvey Fisher Academic Prize Winners U5 2019 Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Laurence Herring Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Ashley Thorpe Progress Prize Christian Eade Progress Prize Emma Sibley Progress Prize James Webster Progress Prize Jude Widdowson Dean Lefroy Prize for Mathematics Callum Gray Field Prize for Biology Debangshu Chakrabarti Scott Pillow Prize for Chemistry Rueben Gopaul Scott Pillow Prize for Physics Vikash Senthil Kumar Jarrold Prize for Science Joe Beadman Johnson Prize for English Archie Nolan Monk Prize for French Edward Bayes Monk Prize for German Daniel Tharian Spanish Molly Carroll Geography Kitty Taylor Haldinstein Prize for History Theo Moore Religious Studies Grace Murray Monk Prize for Latin Elsa Ardern Taylor Prize for Classical Civilisation Henry James Greek Angus Murphy-Lennox Music Charlotte Pollard Computer Science Advik Chitre Drama Augustus Sanders Friends Prize for Art Isabel Glenton James Fell Prize for 2D Design Marianne Smith 3D Design Joshua Kohler Academic PE Sophia Basset Prizes for Outstanding Achievement at GCSE (for those achieving at least 8A*s) Edward Bayes Gerald Ikazoboh Revanth Roy Joe Beadman Surya Jyothi Vikash Senthil Kumar Emily Cahir Joelle Lok Oliver Sibley Molly Carroll Theo Moore Marianne Smith Debangshu Chakrabarti Angus Murphy-Lennox Daniel Tharian Phoebe Chapman Alice-Lily Nnene Ashley Thorpe Lucy Garside Archie Nolan Joshua Wiggins Rueben Gopaul Charlotte Pollard Kitty Womack Laurence Herring Francesca Riordan Academic Prize Winners L6 2019 Progress Prize Matthew Dean Progress Prize Olivia Gaskin Progress Prize Jessica Jolly Further Mathematics James Pearson Friends Prize for Mathematics Aniruddh Prabhu Biology Martha Chan Chemistry William Cheng Scott Pillow Prize for Physics James Thistlewood English Juliet Steed German Amy Buck Lord Leicester's Prize for French Esther Wiggins Spanish Oriana Alizond Laura Quelch Prize for History Etienne Pell Geography Ella Grace Thompson-Ives Blackman Prize for Economics Mia Lai Business Enterprise Akshita Brahma Contribution to Theatre Production Akshita Brahma Mirfield Prize for Philosophy Millicent Benstead Psychology Lorna Gauvain Politics Joseph Osborne Religious Studies Louisa Dixey Classical Civilisation Alice Wollocombe Latin Kian Moghaddas Computer Science Otillie Miller Music Indira Smith Art Gabriella Moretti-Miles Turner Prize for History of Art Rosabelle Valentine Will Pointer Prize for Design Ruby Landis 3D Design Nadia Sharpe Sports Science Eleanor Hayward Academic Prize Winners U6 2019 Progress Prize Dennis Adibe Progress Prize Hannah Kirby Progress Prize Harry Peachment Progress Prize Joshua Pond Progress Prize Maisie Cruickshank 3D Design Maisie Cruickshank Further Mathematics George Chrisovelides Lord Mayor’s Prize for Mathematics Copeman Luke Byrne Prize for Science Jessica Shu Fleming Prize for Science Jason Lee Field Prize for Biology Eleanor Perkins Salters Prize for Chemistry Alice Whittaker Field Prize for Physics Cameron Aldren Andrew Stephenson Prize for an English Essay Daisy Campbell Religious Studies Daisy Campbell German Thomas Dewin #SPXO1SJ[FGPS'SFODI Harry Troise -PSE-FJDFTUFShT1SJ[FGPS'SFODI Lauren Li 4QBOJTI Thomas Blythe-Bartram 4IFSJGGT1SJ[FGPS)JTUPSZ India Riordan 1PMJUJDT Louis Mian 'SJFOET1SJ[FGPS(FPHSBQIZ Isobel Windle TZTPO$BJO1SJ[FGPS&DPOPNJDT Joseph Wootton #VTJOFTT&OUFSQSJTF Sophia Haehnelt .JSGJFME1SJ[FGPS1IJMPTPQIZ Anya Birch $MBTTJDBM$JWJMJTBUJPO Harry Fisher Monk Prize for Latin Sarah Costello Greek Artemis Apergi Computer Science Joshua Gilmour #FSOBSE#VSSFMM1SJ[FGPS.VTJD Jonathan Jolly 4FMG1SJ[FGPS.VTJD Jonathan Jolly 'JSUI1SJ[FGPS.VTJD Henry Lee Senior Drake Prize for Composition "VCSFZ"JULFO Adam Possener %SBNB1SJ[F Willow Major John Walker Prize for Outstanding Effort in History Of Art Madeleine Clements 1BVM'SPTU)JTUPSZPG"SU1SJ[F Juliette Kelly 4PGUXBSF*OUFSOBUJPOBM1SJ[FGPS%FTJHO Ella Gant )BSSJT1SJ[FGPS"SU Roberta Wilson 4QPSUTScience Joshua Pond Prizes for Outstanding Achievement at A level (for those achieving at least 2A*s and an A) Cameron Aldren Emily Holdcroft Harry Peachment Charles Austin Dodavah Iwo India Riordan Eleanor Borrill Matthew James Angus Russell Walter Buttery Rowan Kiam Harry Scott Daisy Campbell Henry Lee Jessica Shu George Chrisovelides Jason Lee Jasmine So Eve Copeman Aiko Leung Sophie Todd Maisie Cruickshank Willow Major Harry Troise Toby Culling Louis Mian Lara Wells Nieve Gauvain Edward Parkinson Joseph Wootton Faye Hilyer Staff Long Service Awards The Governors would like to acknowledge the following members of staff for the length and quality of their service to Norwich School: Over 20 years of service: Nicola Dunnett - Lower School Teacher Susan Peck - Laboratory Technician Community and Co-curricular Prize Winners 2019 Karen Sillett Memorial Award for Representative Sport Freddie Steward Emma Pooley Cup Eliza Barclay Mike Wilson Cup James Cherry Sophie Key Trophy for Excellence in Girls Sport Evelyn Witte Outstanding Contribution to Fourth Form Boys Sport Kit Scott Outstanding Contribution to Fourth Form Girls Sport Madison Kelly Outstanding Contribution to Fifth Form Boys Sport Pieter De Lange Outstanding Contribution to Fifth Form Girls Sport Amelia Barclay MBS Team of the Year J15 Rowing Rolls Singing Prize Juliette Kelly Francis McIvor Prize for Musical Theatre
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