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School Name Pupil Award School Name Pupil Award Altrincham Preparatory School Johnny GOLD Aberdour Fleur GOLD Altrincham Preparatory School Joe GOLD Avenue House School Jamie GOLD Bancroft's Preparatory School Harshani GOLD Bancroft's Preparatory School Eddie GOLD Bedford Modern Junior School Lucian GOLD Blackheath Preparatory School Remy GOLD Blundell's Preparatory School Edward GOLD Brandlehow Saroj GOLD Bridge And Patrixbourne School AUM GOLD Bridge And Patrixbourne School JACK GOLD Bromley High School Anya GOLD Buckingham Preparatory Aviral GOLD Burpham Primary School Ayaan GOLD Bute House Prep Clare GOLD Bute House Prep Charlotte GOLD Bute House Prep Scarlett GOLD Cayman Prep Danny GOLD Christ Church Primary Inez GOLD Cranmore School Marcus GOLD Danes Hill School Ella GOLD Davenies Thomas GOLD Davenies Matthew GOLD Dulwich College Junior Alasdair GOLD Elm Green Preparatory School Jerry GOLD English Martyrs Catholic Voluntary Academy Ruby GOLD English Martyrs Catholic Voluntary Academy Joanna GOLD Feltonfleet School Joshua GOLD Fern Hill Primary School Jayden GOLD George Watson's College Matthew GOLD Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' Prep School Alex GOLD Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' Prep School Bruno GOLD Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' Prep School Arjun GOLD Hampton Junior School Marvin GOLD Highlands Primary School Hisham GOLD Holland House School Saaj GOLD Holy Trinity Primary School Sinchana GOLD Home Educator Group Katie GOLD Home Educator Group Fraser GOLD Home Educator Group Kit GOLD Home Educator Group Elliot GOLD Ibstock Place School Archie GOLD Kelling Ce Primary Matilda GOLD Kelling Ce Primary Cameron GOLD Kelling Ce Primary May GOLD King's College Junior School Omar GOLD Lanesborough Prep Joseph GOLD Lanesborough Prep Ronit GOLD Latchmere School Theo GOLD Latymer Prep Tianyou GOLD Lingfield College Prep Joe GOLD Manor Lodge School Jack GOLD Merton Court School Samuel GOLD Nascot Wood Junior School Aryan GOLD New End William GOLD Newcastle Preparatory School David GOLD North London Collegiate Junior School Jessica GOLD North London Collegiate Junior School Jiatan GOLD North London Collegiate Junior School Bianca GOLD Oakfield Prep School Oscar GOLD Orley Farm Arjun Parekh GOLD Orley Farm Prakrith Rao GOLD Perse Prep School Ruairi GOLD Rowan Preparatory School Jianne GOLD Saint Joseph's Rc Primary School Junior GOLD Saint Joseph's Rc Primary School Phoebe GOLD Schools At Somerhill Eliza GOLD St Bede's College Prep School Elsie GOLD St Bede's College Prep School Kevin GOLD St Bede's College Prep School Liam GOLD St Elizabeth's Primary School Beatrice GOLD St Elizabeth's Primary School Nathan GOLD St George's Junior Cchool Yuvan GOLD St Marys Cofe Primary School Matthew GOLD St Paul's Juniors Adavya GOLD St Paul's Juniors Aman GOLD St Wilfrids Catholic Primary School Maria GOLD St Wilfrids Rc Primary School Tibor GOLD St. Anthony's School For Boys Siddarth GOLD St. Christopher's School Emily GOLD Stoborough Primary School Carla GOLD Summer Fields School Tony GOLD Tanglin Trust School William GOLD Tanglin Trust School Mason GOLD The British School Dahee GOLD The British School In Tokyo Yuichiro GOLD The Cathedral School Rhydian GOLD The Hall School Nobuki GOLD The Mall Karam GOLD The Portsmouth Grammar Junior School Alistair GOLD Thomas's Clapham Salvador GOLD Thomas's Kensington Olivia GOLD Ucs Junior Branch Eugenio GOLD Ursuline Preparatory School Sarah GOLD Warren Road Primary School Daniel GOLD Warren Road Primary School Eashan GOLD Wells Cathedral Junior School Joshua GOLD West Lodge School Veerarjun GOLD Westbourne Primary School Selena GOLD Westminster Under School Alexander GOLD Wimbledon High School Holly GOLD Wimbledon High School Chloe GOLD Belmont Mill Hill Prep School Erica SILVER Belmont Mill Hill Prep School Mark SILVER Abbey School Sebastian SILVER Alderbrook Primary School Adele SILVER Aldro HARRY SILVER Alice Smith School Eeshi SILVER All Saints Carshalton Coe Primary School James SILVER All Saints 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