Commemoration & Prize Giving 2020–2021 Contents

Introduction Sir Nick Pope Chair of Governors Head’s Speech Emma Hattersley Head and Deputy Head Girls’ Speech Isobel Gilligan Head Girl Harriet Lucas Deputy Head Girl Awards and Prizes Farewells to Staff Upper Sixth Leavers 2021 The Year in Pictures Introduction Head’s Speech Sir Nick Pope, Chair of Governors Emma Hattersley

A very good morning discovered that this sense of collective Good morning quite as well as one prospective pupil I had to each and every identity resonates as strongly in Godolphin. and welcome to the pleasure of interviewing last term when one of you. Only Whether you are a Governor, a member of our virtual Speech she appeared on my screen complete with last week I was staff, a student, an Old Girl or a parent, you Day 2021. a moustache – her mother too! A younger planning to make are all valued members of the Godolphin brother’s mischief meant it could not be ‘It was the best of an impassioned and community. Although our perspectives may removed! Our teaching staff and the students times, it was the eloquent speech to be different, we must each play our part in have been incredibly quick at adapting to this worst of times, a sea of expectant ensuring that this particular community virtual world and our School Digital Strategy it was the age of faces stretching flourishes. It’s our gift to the next generation. has moved on apace. We’ve all upskilled wisdom, it was the out into the depths considerably. Students tell me how much Our founder, Elizabeth Godolphin, believed age of foolishness’ of a gigantic marquee. And yet here I am more organised they now are too. passionately in teaching students to be able Charles Dickens’ famous opening words embracing the more impersonal digital to hold their own in a world that was quite from his novel A Tale of Two Cities seemed The approach to public exams has meant experience. In her opening remarks, Emma unforgiving. Three centuries later, the context to me particularly pertinent for the times that many students and our teaching staff quoted both Dickens and Shakespeare. remains the same. Emma has articulated the we are living in. With two academic years have had a particularly challenging year. I normally turn to Kipling: extraordinary steps that the School has taken now affected by the global pandemic these School Assessed Grades instead of sitting ‘If you can meet with triumph and to meet the challenges thrown at us during words resonated. There have certainly been external examinations have altered the disaster, and treat those two imposters this COVID dominated year. My fellow some dark times for our community as we rhythm of the year and the taught content. both the same...’ Governors and I applaud the superb efforts lunge from one government announcement Much of the first half of this term was spent of Emma, of the Senior Management Team, to the next and react to rapidly changing helping our students navigate through I’ve spent much of the last forty years of staff and of students alike. We, too, believe circumstances, not least the impact on school several assessments. These then had to be working in public service. In my old world, that the School is in excellent shape and is public examinations. But, there have also marked, standardised and collated alongside values mattered. The British Army measures well placed to face the future with confidence. been many positives and lighter moments, a mountain of evidence all ready for the its soldiers against a value set which includes new ways of doing things, new ways of examination boards to scrutinise. The courage, discipline, respect for others, In closing, I want to extend my own best interacting with each other and we have ‘SAGs’, as they are known, have caused integrity, loyalty, and in extreme cases, wishes to those students and staff who leave learnt to really value Godolphin’s strong anxiety for our students and we sincerely selfless commitment. today, particularly the girls from the Upper community. The pandemic has given us the hope that universities are sympathetic when Sixth. The majority of you will be starting In retiring from the Army and becoming chance to reflect, to adapt and provided it comes to the places offered in the summer. at university in the near future. You will Chair of Governors at Godolphin, I’ve an invitation to look again at what we make new friends and face many unexpected With limited occasions to gather together switched from one values based organisation do and how we do it. In the best of times challenges. My daughter, Lucy, was in a over the past year, we have made the to another. I hope that we all agree that organisations should not stand still and out similar position last year. After lock-down, most of Pitch One and held services for Godolphin is a school: where girls are of many a crisis can come opportunity and I took her back to Exeter University in Remembrance and for the National Day of valued as individuals and encouraged to growth and that’s an exciting prospect. February. Three days later, her student room Reflection, marking the pandemic one year develop their own opinions; where personal was blown up by a three metre long World The School is in good shape. It is heart- on. Very sadly, we were not able to take the ambitions can be forged and talents War Two bomb. Her strength of character, warming and incredibly inspiring just Upper Sixth to Westminster Abbey and unlocked; where intellectual curiosity and nurtured by Godolphin, ensured that she thinking about what has been achieved similarly we have been unable to go to the physical challenge go hand in hand with dealt with the ordeal with aplomb! during the past year, in spite of the school Cathedral for our annual Carol Service. But creativity and mental well-being and, where closures and COVID restrictions that we the spiritual life of the School has remained service to others is central. have all been living with for some time important to us. We have been grateful for The second aspect of my military baggage now. I have spent far more time in front of weekly virtual chapel and many of our staff which I want to talk about is the importance the camera than I would have liked! I have and students delivering inspirational talks of team, or family, or belonging. I’ve quickly mastered Teams and Zoom – but perhaps not and presentations in prayers. Godolphin has done its best to maintain So what of this year’s leavers? What can high standards in art, music and drama. The you take with you into the world beyond Art Department leant out sewing machines Godolphin? Good memories, I hope; Head and Deputy so that those doing textiles could continue experiences that have shaped the person you to work at home. They also provided catch are today. The pandemic has disrupted all up sessions for students once we returned our lives and especially impacted our young Head Girls’ Speech after the second lockdown. We are looking people. Even though you will have had forward to the Art Exhibition in September your dark times and moments of self doubt, Isobel Gilligan, Harriet Lucas and reminding ourselves in particular we have seen you grow as individuals and of those outstanding Upper Sixth artists seen you respond to disappointments with gaining places on prestigious courses such enormous maturity and courage. as at Central St Martins and Edinburgh to My message to all of you who are leaving Girl Prayers back in September. name just a couple. The Music Department today is a simple one. We don’t know what We attempted to do a live stream, but have been incredibly inventive, knitting the future holds but we can try to shape couldn’t access the right Teams call, and orchestral and vocal pieces together using each day to be positive, creative, exciting ended up running around the School, in ingenious software. Vocal Ensemble had the and rewarding. Our potential is infinite. As a panic, trying to find someone to help us privilege of performing a piece written for Shakespeare puts it so well: before period 1 began. After a few tears, Mrs them by Judith Weir, Master of the Queen’s Davis saved the day and we attempted to Music and regular live streaming of concerts ‘We know what we are, but we know not calmly deliver our assembly despite being out has become commonplace. Much like the what we may be’. of breath with smudged make up, so perhaps country as a whole, it has been a frustrating So what comes next? Last Easter, Michael the fact that this is pre-recorded will be in year for Drama with performances and our our favour today. Nicholson stepped down from the Board and Governors, staff, parents and girls. We’ve main production being cancelled. But smaller Chairmanship after a considerable number of productions from Portal and BTEC exam made it to the end of the year! Now this And so now, standing here as the final years of devoted service to Godolphin. I have might not be how we imagined giving our product of Godolphin, after seven amazing pieces have been of an exceptionally certainly enjoyed working with him during high standard. speech, but here we are, nonetheless for a years, we want to recount some of our my eight years as Head. The mantle is now final ten minutes of nostalgia before we leave favourite and most important experiences After virtually a whole year with no sports taken up by Sir Nick Pope and I look forward Godolphin. We could stand here and talk to that have got us to where we are and fixtures, our summer term has been an to working alongside him and the Board in you all about the impact the pandemic has provided us with such special memories. unusual combination of both winter and a post-COVID world and to shaping a new had on our last two years at School, but quite Our years at Godolphin began down in summer sports so that our keen sports direction for the School. frankly we think we have all heard enough Walters with a new girls mocktail making enthusiasts have not missed out. We have about COVID for now, so we will try not to Thank you. afternoon with Mrs Lap and Mrs Avila, not played lacrosse, netball, tennis, athletics mention it... and cricket. We have ambitious plans for many schools would teach you how to put a September and look forward to the season Instead, we wanted to reflect on our time at sugar rim on a cocktail glass at age 11, but as ahead and a full programme of matches Godolphin, things we’ve learnt, experiences you can imagine, we all loved it and bonded resuming. we’ve had and to look at what Godolphin in our small year group of 18 girls from the means to us. There’s a rather common start. This was followed by daily dancing to Interaction with our Alumnae has misconception that leaving school means the music channel in the sit at break time continued every Friday during term time the start of a new life of freedom. However, (this was long before the days of TikTok) lots with a host of speakers talking about their on reflection, we think that Godolphin has of trying to fit ourselves in lockers and just journey from school, through university given us more freedom than anything else generally being allowed to have fun. and to the many and varied professions in our lives. The richness and diversity of After two years in Walters, we made the that they have now entered. opportunities we have had here, and the much anticipated move to our next boarding lessons that those experiences have given us Over this past year, we’ve also had houses, Cooper and Sayers (which no longer as well as the unique Godolphin way of doing involvement with several former students exists). Our year group doubled in size and things, have meant we’ve been able to be our concerning Black Lives Matter. As a result with the arrival into Third Year came the true selves at all times without the fear of of these discussions we have revisited our very exciting first solo trips into town, where judgement or failure holding us back. curriculum and also heightened awareness of we would undertake the weekly challenge equality, diversity and inclusion within our Speaking of failure, we are hoping this speech of trying to buy the entirety of Poundland’s tight knit community. will be more of a success than our first Head chocolate and sweets section and maybe trying on a top in Topshop before rushing at the school, and it has definitely taught dancing), creating the first ever Ents film, you and your continuous support next year. back up Milford Hill in time for prep session us to successfully work in a team and given our recent Muck Up Day and of course our I’d like to say a special thank you to the 2. Nowadays, it is very rare to catch anyone us valuable skills both on and off the pitch. regular Sixth Form bar nights – thank you boarding staff. I definitely believe that in our year walking into town, if someone has Thank you to the PE Department for always to Mrs Hallen and Mr Powell for running Godolphin has the best housemistresses of their car in School, the town trip becomes a putting up with our loud, and not always those, we are once again sorry about the any school, and I have loved every single road trip. (Unless we are just popping to the tuneful singing on the buses on the way to bad singing! night of boarding here. Thank you for all ever handy, ever popular Co-op). matches and just generally being fun and Although our years in the Sixth Form the fun memories you’ve given us, all the supportive year in year out, no matter what Another excitement of the Third Year have been slightly interrupted by a certain activities, chats and biscuits have really got the sport was. was the introduction of socials. We all got pandemic, we have felt the Godolphin us through. dressed up in our New Look culottes ready to community throughout, and continued to One sport that I didn’t quite manage to excel Talking of biscuits, thank you to Chartwells have regular catch ups online, virtual quiz welcome the mysterious Sherborne boys for in was athletics, and I’m sad that I didn’t get for not giving up on us after the great biscuit nights and not forgetting all of our online a disco in Brome, but, when the boys arrived one last attempt at a final Sports Day this fight of 2019 and for always providing us with lessons. We were so lucky to have such the nerves took over, until someone started year, but perhaps that is for the best. I re-read such amazing food. I think our year group amazing teaching throughout our time at a dance off, and the night began. I think we my Second Year school report the other day, will particularly miss not having a coffee home, and I think we all now have a myriad also can all remember Flippy’s unfortunate and in the athletics section it read ‘Isobel was shop on our doorstep at all times, even if it of excuses lined up as to why our cameras knee dislocation in the middle of the dance reluctant with the hurdles, but after an hour is one that enjoys rebranding four times in are switched off on Teams. floor at the Eton social as well! of trying, she finally managed to get over one seven years! of them’ so once again, thank you to the PE So our first thank you goes to our year A personal highlight of mine in the Third Now a message for the girls. We’d like to Department for your patience! group. Guys, we made it! I think we have all Year, was when I went to Australia on the say thank you for mostly turning up to learnt that even with so much uncertainty exchange to Melbourne Girls Grammar The Fifth Year brought with it our final year prep when you’re supposed to and for and disappointment, we are all able to keep School, it was very cool to meet so many of wearing the beloved pinnies. Whilst our always being so much fun at School events. reasonably calm and carry on even when we amazing people and see what school is like skirts got shorter and the school jumpers were Please enjoy every minute you have left of are not sure what the future holds. We have on the other side of the world. I was amazed replaced with non-regulation hoodies (much Godolphin, and don’t take it for granted so many special memories together from because all their learning was online, and to Madame Daubeney’s dismay), I think we when things like assemblies and whole school our time at the School, and whether you they all used laptops and had to hand were all very sad to see our pinnies go at the gatherings return – it’ll be amazing and we have been here since First Year, or joined in assignments virtually. At the time, I end of the year, but we were lucky to have a hope you love it when you finally get to see in the Sixth Form, you’ve formed part of a wondered if we would ever have something wonderful Pinny Signing Day, which is just what non-COVID Godolphin is like if you special year group which has created long like this at Godolphin. Enter coronavirus, another experience which makes Godolphin haven’t experienced it yet! Godolphin really lasting friendships. So thank you for putting which we are not going to mention... so unique. We were given free reign over gives everyone so much freedom to try new up with us as your Head and Deputy Head decorating them, and some people really went things and to learn important lessons about Fourth Year brought with it an experience Girls, I simply do not know what I will do to town with faux fur trims and ribbon sewn yourself, so have a go at everything, and that we will never forget, nor ever stop without our year group WhatsApp giving me on in advance, whilst others just put paint take some time to appreciate where you are, talking about. Both of us took part and something to do every day! Seriously though, handprints in questionable places! because your time here will go far too quickly. managed to complete the 35-mile Ten Tors you guys have been amazing and we will miss Challenge across Dartmoor. After many In September 2019, we started in the Sixth everyone so much next year, but good luck Thank you to the Senior Management Team, training walks and stops at the lovely Exeter Form, and it is really true what they say about with whatever university course, job or gap a particularly fond memory we have of you Service Station, we made it to the event. We the Sixth Form feeling like a new school. You year you have lined up. You’ll all be brilliant. all is the Christmas performance of ‘Frosty charged our speakers, ready to sing copious move over the bridge and are given a lot more the Snowman’ and other carols outside the Another special thing about Godolphin amounts of Mamma Mia songs on the walk, independence. It was our first experience PAC, it was in true Godolphin Christmas is how well you get to know the teachers, and on the Sunday afternoon, both of our having study periods in the day, and we were spirit that we gathered there with our phone especially in the Sixth Form so next we teams crossed the finish line. Ten Tors warned that we would be told off if ever torches on before the holidays, and it was would like to thank our amazing teachers. certainly taught me that I would never like to found sleeping or in bed during these periods, brilliant, so thank you for that but also thank Thank you for all that you have taught us, eat another porridge pot again, but that boil so of course we definitely, 100% spent every you for all you’ve done for us as a School all the fun memories in lessons throughout in the bag Dolmio pasta carbonara makes a one working hard at our desks! this year, we definitely couldn’t have done it our time here and for getting us through the mean supper. Thank you to Major Reavill for without you. We’ve had some amazing experiences during complicated exams process this year. We’re the recommendation! our time in the Sixth Form. Some of our sure we can’t have always been easy and In particular, thank you to Mrs Hattersley, we One of the things that makes Godolphin favourites have been our fabulous Winter we are sure you’ve had to deal with a lot of have loved our weekly meetings with you and has got to be the lacrosse. Both of us have Ball in the Lower Sixth, (even though we meltdowns, but hopefully it’s been a largely you are always ready with the right advice played in various teams for our whole time did have a fire alarm half way through the positive experience! We will certainly miss when we need it. Your leadership through these last couple of years has been greatly appreciated by everyone, and we feel very fortunate to have worked alongside you this year. Finally, thank you to Godolphin. We will miss this school so much next year, the friendly and close-knit community, and the amazing people have made our experience here unforgettable, we will definitely be visiting regularly, so don’t worry, this is certainly not the last time you’ll see us, but for now, we wish everyone the best for the summer and the future and we will see Awards you soon. Thank you and goodbye. & Prizes

In addition to commendations which are awarded throughout the year, and which you will find listed later in the programme, at the end of the year prizes are awarded to individual students for exceptional academic achievement, effort and improvement. Subject prizes are awarded to GCSE and A-level students. There are also special prizes for achievement beyond the formal curriculum. Foster Cups for Science GCSE German Academic Second Year Lucy Dodds Lucy has worked consistently hard throughout the whole German GCSE Ella Corbin Ella has worked consistently Biology course. She is like a sponge and absorbs hard this year and shown great determination Rebecca Ashfield Rebecca is a quiet and new vocabulary and sentence structures in her lessons. She always gets fully involved Work unassuming student and may believe that with ease. I would like to congratulate with practical work and poses interesting her efforts have gone unnoticed, but this is Lucy for her excellent work ethic and high questions. Ella should be very proud of her certainly not the case. Rebecca has a genuine achievements across the four language skills! efforts this year. interest in biology and often asks interesting I wish her all the best as she embarks on her Third Year and perceptive questions. Her exceptional chosen A-levels effort has allowed her to make phenomenal Daisy Holland Daisy has had a wonderful progress across the two-year course. year in science. She is so conscientious and Swanton Cup determined, learning from her mistakes and always pushing herself that little bit Geology for Geography further. She should be proud of the prep and Rebecca Ashfield Rebecca is a talented Lucy Dodds Lucy is a very competent classwork she has completed this year. A Geologist; she combines a broad knowledge geographer, with a genuine interest in this worthy winner! base with an analytical mind and an attention subject. Highly motivated, she has impressed to detail. Rebecca has worked diligently over us with her enthusiasm and hard-working Barbara Shields the course; she always gives her best and has approach. Lucy has been a real pleasure to consistently achieved excellent test results. teach and she is a deserved winner of the Dodecahedron for I am impressed with her quiet confidence Swanton Cup for Geography. and determination to improve; she sets the Effort and Progress standard for others to work toward and thoroughly deserves her award. Greek in Third Year Maths Georgina Kett We have been deeply Amelie Reames From her dramatic entrances impressed by Georgina’s commitment to to her excited pen-drop moments when she English Literature learning Greek, despite the fact that the has completed a difficult task to her squeals Lili Bryant A voracious reader, lessons were at 8 a.m. and this is one of her 11 of delight when algebra is mentioned, Amelie Lili’s command of English means her GCSEs. Her enthusiasm and determination has been such a delight in the mathematics understanding of complex literary texts is to learn even at such an early hour is classroom. It has been wonderful to see this nuanced and insightful. A determination commendable, as was her desire to achieve budding young mathematician flourish and to convey her ideas with sophistication and her highest potential at every opportunity. make outstanding progress, and it has been clarity resulted in eloquent, well-structured most satisfying to see someone enjoying their essays through which she confidently maths so much. interpreted the multiple layers of meaning Statistics implied by an author. Although not Georgina Kett Over the two year course, continuing with Literature A-level, Lili Georgina has developed into a very Prizes for Achievement exemplifies the riches to be gained through competent statistician. She is able to apply Sacha Glover First Year reading for pleasure. the appropriate skills that she has learnt to Charlotte Gemmell Second Year a variety of data, and discuss her choices Elly Howell Third Year articulately. She has been a pleasure to teach. Chelsea Cheng Fourth Year History Iona Cole Iona has developed into a talented historian with a real passion for the subject Hawks Prize for Art Prizes for Effort and a deep interest in it. She is perceptive, Iris Lam Iris’s natural ability and dedication and Improvement challenging, inquisitive and intuitive. Her to this subject is most admirable and sets ability has grown over the last two years the standard. She has the ability to create Rosanna Macmillan First Year to the point where she is undoubtedly the stunning work in all four areas of the course Maddie Farbrother Second Year standout historian among her peers. with consummate ease. Iris is charming, good Beatrice Chetwode Third Year natured and extremely hard working. She has Hebe Khwaja Fourth Year been rewarded with an Art Scholarship for the Sixth Form for her efforts. developed a great understanding of the English Language theory of computer science, writing with Classical Civilisation A-level Georgie Molyneux We have been very precision and clarity. Her contribution to Isabel Shergold Isabel has been an extremely impressed by Georgie’s quiet determination First Lego League over the years has also been conscientious and committed pupil who has to succeed in English. Creatively, she much appreciated. displayed an abundant enthusiasm for the English Language writes stylishly, with a seemingly effortless classical world. She has impressed us with Ella Beckley Intellectually curious, highly elegance and a secure understanding of how her determination to perform to her highest creative and with an instinctive drive to manipulate words for maximum effect. Medley Prize for Music potential, and to overcome the challenges of for debate, Ella’s exploration of language Her attention to detail and meticulous use (Junior) learning during the past two years. She is a discourses has been consistently impressive. of language mean that she can write with committed classicist and thoroughly deserves Her creative writing coursework piece Jessica is an excellent musician, precision. We look forward to seeing Georgie Jessica Payne this prize. showcased her ability to craft language hard-working, dedicated and intelligent. She build on this success as she continues her and plot to reach a target audience. Ella’s has put great effort into all facets of musical English studies at A-level. particular interest in the language that life: her playing has improved exponentially, Drama Cup forms and communicates identity and composition is fluent and inspired and Isabel Shergold Isabel has worked ideology led to research into the language French she has done first-rate written work. She consistently hard throughout her Drama of Gonzo Journalism and revealed her deep Georgie Molyneux It has been a real pleasure combines this with a jovial manner and GCSE. She has developed an excellent understanding of the ways social, cultural, to teach Georgie, whose approach to her complete reliability. working knowledge of theatre and creates in historical and political factors influence and French studies has been exemplary: she has depth, considered and sophisticated work shape the English Language. worked conscientiously throughout the course, Food and Nutrition practically. Her analytical and evaluative listened carefully to advice, and has made written work is always of an exceptionally Annabel has been great strides throughout the GCSE course. Her Annabel Pryde high standard. Performing Arts BTEC awarded this prize for both her outstanding outstanding work ethic combined with her Ella Beckley Ella has excelled both in coursework at GCSE level, and for her intellectual curiosity will carry her far. her academic study and her dramatic unstinting effort and engagement during Religious Studies contribution throughout her time at the two years study of food preparation Ella Webb Ella’s dedication to hard work and Godolphin and as a Scholar in the Sixth Spanish and nutrition. Annabel has maintained her commitment to the subject are a delight to Form. She always strives for the best in her Matilda Moody Matilda displays natural enthusiasm and commitment throughout observe. Her forensic focus during the course practical and theoretical understanding of ability in Spanish and possesses real curiosity and has always encouraged and supported on ensuring she made progress and improved performing arts. Ella has also been a key to understand how the language works. her peers. with each new essay by acting on feedback player in Portal Theatre Company and She has a great flair for the language with has been remarkable. She thoroughly school productions, having participated excellent pronunciation and an eye for fine Mathematics deserves her award. in numerous performances, and been a detail in her written work. She includes continual voice of guidance and inspiration Pippa is a star mathematician advanced grammar in her writing and a wide Pippa Sefton for other aspiring drama students. in the making. Her inquisitive and analytical range of vocabulary. Chemistry mind adapts well to new problems and she Lantian Wei Lani, a very talented chemist, has thrived on the GCSE course, making has shown a real aptitude for the subject. Medley Prize for Music Grattan Cup for Latin connections between the varied topics Her attainment has consistently been (Senior) Megan Palser It has been a huge pleasure studied. Pippa has risen to all the varied and of the highest standard, and her level of to watch Megan mature and develop along demanding challenges posed in her maths understanding goes well beyond that of a Emily Boxer Emily did not take GCSE Music her journey of exploration of the classical lessons with aplomb. GCSE student. and has therefore done wonderfully well world. She has excelled in both Latin and to achieve what she has over the last two Greek and her learning is distinguished by a Physics years. She is an excellent singer, has worked unique empathy with, and curiosity about, Design and Technology very hard to develop her composition from Pippa is an upbeat and ancient literature and culture. She has also Pippa Sefton Lantian Wei Throughout her GCSE, scratch and shown a wide interest in the proactive physicist, who readily utilises her reached a high level in her language work Lani has made a fantastic contribution to history of music. She contributed much to strong conceptual understanding of physics and thoroughly deserves this prize for her our lessons. By asking useful questions, Vocal Ensemble and was one of the stars of to draw conclusions about the world around dedication and commitment. offering insightful answers, demonstrating an Made in Dagenham. her. She is never too busy to help others, and exemplary work ethic and showing creativity her enquiring mind, strong problem-solving and resilience, she thoroughly deserves Computer Science skills and strength of character in unfamiliar this award. Sarum OGA Prize Jessica Payne Jessica has excelled throughout situations will be an asset to Pippa and the for Physics the computer science course. She is an department next year. Eleanor Coles Eleanor has all the qualities excellent programmer, tackling tasks in you would look for in a top physicist, a calm and logical manner. Jessica has possessing not only robust conceptual the Tamar Hodes Award for overall best of exceptional. She is always enthusiastic understanding and a formidable Mathematics entry. Taking literature beyond the school and a delight to have in classroom, always mathematical skillset, but also an enquiring India Henderson India blossomed in maths gates, Imogen writes as critic for the Pulsar contributing excellent nuggets of insight and mind and the confidence to apply her in the Sixth Form. Over the last two years Poetry Webzine. understanding. I am sure she will continue to understanding to unfamiliar problems. she has transformed from being the girl that go from strength to strength at university. Always affable and supremely likeable, reluctantly completed maths prep to a star J A Baker Prize for Eleanor’s humble demeanour belies a student. She has worked fantastically hard Adwick Prize for Business determined and confident physicist. Her and gone from strength to strength. Well Religious Studies proactive and reflective approach to learning done, India! Olivia O’Donnell Olivia has shown drive Imogen Lee Imogen is an exceptional student will take her far in the future. and tenacity throughout the course, which with a natural ability in philosophy and has allowed her to excel in the recent History of Art theology. A powerfully analytical thinker, assessments. Her business knowledge has Product Design Felicity Holme Felicity is a fine art historian she relishes engaging with, and thinking grown exponentially in the past two years, Pollyanna Corben I could not have asked whose incisive writing reflects an excellent deeply about, complex philosophical ideas. and this solid foundation will serve her well for a better single student to teach in such grasp of the art we have studied and the effect Rare in one so young, she demonstrates an as she goes on to study the subject further an extraordinary year. Always engaged, of the political and historical contexts. This incisive critical perspective that enables her at university. pro-active in her learning, creative, resilient, was exemplified in her independent research to challenge scholarly opinion and identify determined and great company, Pollyanna into art of the Weimar Republic. She plans to flaws in logic. Her passionate contributions has been an absolute pleasure to guide. read History of Art at Edinburgh University. to class discussions have been a joy and Geography privilege to observe and we know she will Olivia O’Donnell It has been an enormous excel at university with such an approach. pleasure to teach A-level Geography to Economics Biology Olivia. She has a real interest in geography Eloise Grant Goodey Eloise has grown in Emma Jowett Emma is a gifted biologist and the world around her. She is an stature as the course has progressed and who has assimilated the challenging EPQ impressive and committed student who has she leaves us as an astute economist. Her concepts in the A-level course with apparent Imogen Lee For her EPQ project, Imogen made excellent progress during the course. insatiable interest in current affairs has been ease. Emma’s conscientious approach explored Japanese Haian poetry, not only Olivia leaves us to study Geography with the basis for many economic discussions towards her studies has allowed her to in translation but also in the original, Business Management at university and we in lessons and has allowed her to produce develop a mastery of the topic areas covered, classical Japanese. This required research wish her every success. exceptional work which is punctuated with and the quality of her final assessments was into Japanese culture as well as a bewildering relevant references to modern day economics. really quite outstanding! array of complex Japanese literary terms. It required both independence, exacerbated Psychology by researching during lockdown, and Eleanor Pike Eleanor’s engagement and effort History Food Science and Nutrition original thought. The resulting project throughout the psychology course have stood Eloise Grant Goodey Eloise has shown Amelia Kunzer Amelia’s enthusiasm and and presentation went well beyond the out, gaining top marks in some of the more herself to be a gifted historian. She has an commitment to the subject has been evident expectations of an EPQ. complex modules of the course. Throughout enviable, yet essential, mix of passionate since she first joined Godolphin. She has been Eleanor regularly handed in extra work and interest which leads to deep knowledge. Her a real pleasure to teach; always hard working acted on feedback that she received. She unteachable skills of intuition, empathy with a positive manner and keen to do well. Physical Education has been a delight to teach, always willing and emotional intelligence enable her to She has shown determination and persistence Anna Merritt Anna has achieved excellence to contribute to class discussion and to put herself into the shoes of others. This is in completing excellent in-depth coursework in physical education A-level this year. challenge herself. then married with a convincing and flowing assignments. Her high level practical skills will As an elite level hammer thrower, Anna has written style to produce work which is both serve her well in the future. achieved highly in the practical component impressive and interesting. of the course. Anna has also shown Drama Award resilience and determination to achieve Eloise Soester-Gulliver Eloise has continually Fraser Prize for Literature well in the theoretical component. We wish made an outstanding commitment to drama Classic Civilisation Imogen Lee Imogen has impressed her Anna all the best in her sporting future and at Godolphin. As a technical scholar, she Oriole Gunter Oriole has impressed us with teachers with the scope of her knowledge paramedic training. has consistently sought to develop her own her consistent enthusiasm for classics, and and understanding of the texts studied and creative practice and her understanding and her enjoyment of the subject is infectious to of wider issues. Reading extensively and with her skills in technical Drama have increased her classmates and teachers alike. She has an enthusiasm for knowledge, Imogen has Kent Science Prize exponentially. She has been a constant and displayed a willingness to read and explore demonstrated exceptional critical thinking for Chemistry strong member of co-curricular work, has classical themes widely and thoroughly when exploring contextual links and writing been instrumental in a wide variety of school Rosie O’Connor Rosie is an excellent about texts with passion and flair. Imogen has deserves this prize for her boundless chemist; the progress she has made since productions and within Portal Theatre regularly won the annual Godolphin Writing commitment to studies of the ancient world. the start of Fourth Year is nothing short Company. Guildhall have gained a fantastic Competition and has been the recipient of technical drama student. Freda Holden Prize for French Violet Tetley It has been an absolute joy to watch Violet develop into an extremely accomplished linguist. Her French, which was already at an impressive standard after her GCSE, is now of an extremely high standard and her fluency and accuracy is outstanding. Her passion for languages is clear and we are delighted that she is going to expand her repertoire of languages at Durham University. Latin Violet Tetley Violet has shown an admirable dedication to the classical world during her time at Godolphin, and it has been a huge Special Awards pleasure to watch her mature and discover a wide variety of genres. She has reached a high level of scholarship and thoroughly deserves this prize for her diligence and commitment throughout the A-level course. CCF Trophy Grade Eight Music Pye Smith Prize for Art Isabel Sefton Isabel has been the Head Cadet Examinations Rosanna Webb This year has been extremely of Godolphin CCF for the past year. She has tough to separate a winner for this award been a dedicated member of the CCF for five Madeleine Coupe (Flute) from some amazing contenders. In the end we years and over that time has developed into a Emily Otton (Clarinet) have awarded the prize to Rosanna because fine leader, able to balance discipline with fun With merit she has demonstrated exceptional talent and a light touch of leadership to ensure that and dedication to this subject since joining the CCF aims have been met consistently. Emily Boxer (Singing) Godolphin in the Sixth Form. Her ability to She has participated in DofE Gold, achieved Ella Webb (Piano) draw and paint is outstanding. She has been her BTEC Level 2 Diploma in Teamwork and Shan Xue (Violin) a wonderful ambassador for the department Personnel Development and taken part in a Madeleine Coupe (Saxophone) and a most influential scholar, setting the multi-activity adventure training course in With distinction highest standards possible. Bavaria, Germany. It is fair to say that she (Singing) has embraced everything that the CCF has Jemima Price (Flute) to offer. Lisa Shi Duke of Edinburgh Trophy Leiths Course Tess Williamson-Jones The Duke of With Distinction Edinburgh Annual Trophy is awarded to Harriet Lucas the girl who has made a concerted effort with their DofE over the past year. Tess Williamson-Jones is the first recipient of this new trophy at Godolphin. Despite the considerable restrictions in place, Tess has managed to complete her Bronze Award. She has worked as a volunteer in her village shop, learnt to cook at home and participated in lacrosse at school. She even enjoyed the longer-than-planned expedition in June! Williamson Cup for Sport improvement in PE Creative Ella Webb Ella has shown excellent commitment to PE this year, being ever-present during online PE and lessons during lockdown and always showing great enthusiasm. She is a capable and confident performer and Performing has worked hard on improving her physical activity and fitness levels throughout the course of the year. Arts Mills Cup for greatest contribution to PE Abbey Littlejohns During her time at Godolphin, Abbey has represented the School at a number of different sports including lacrosse, athletics and hockey. Not only is she an outstanding athlete, she is also a natural leader as demonstrated by her winning captaincy of the Senior Lacrosse Team this year.

McCulloch Cup for Contribution to Music Emily Otton Emily has been a consistent and confident presence in School music since she arrived in the Third Year. A reliable and expressive clarinettist, she has made a great contribution to every ensemble that she has played in. Emily also achieved very highly in A-level Music. The Spirit of Abi McConnell Michael Bryer-Ash Prize Special Godolphin Awards Memorial Prize for Effort in the Sixth Form The Spirit of Godolphin Award was created Isobel Gilligan Isobel is a generous, caring Holly Bentley Holly is a worthy and highly- to acknowledge and affirm the values and extremely engaged member of the Sixth deserving recipient of this prize. She has Achievements and character traits that we believe are Form boarding community. She has embraced flourished in the Sixth Form, and most important at Godolphin. The award holder boarding in the Sixth Form with positivity and notably she has dedicated herself, especially is recognised as someone who has been a sense of fun, always ready to participate in during her Upper Sixth year, to putting considerate and kind hearted, consistently discussion, help whenever help was needed tremendous amount of effort into her studies. supportive of others, shown genuine and smile, regardless of whatever pressures From her increasingly purposeful study of art community spirit and maintained a positive came along. A true member of the community, history to her focused and motivated work outlook and approach. she has embodied the boarding ethos and in art and business, Holly has come to value We are grateful to OG Celia Dumas for made the most out of every opportunity and exemplify the application of hard work sponsoring this award. available to her. Isobel has a generous spirit and dedication. Like so many of her peers, and is a much-loved and appreciated member Holly has been challenged not just by the Sophie Clarke First Year of the Sixth Form boarding community. demands of the courses she has studied but Ogunnusi Oluwasemiore Second Year by the emotional and practical ramifications Olivia Lloyd Third Year of the pandemic. She has, however, pursued Madeleine Freestone Aves Fourth Year Wong Cup for Citizenship her goals with energy and aplomb and been a Talia Scougall-McCorry Fifth Year Emily Otton Emily exemplifies the qualities role model of maturity and purpose this year. Gill Davey Staff Recipient of citizenship that are prized at Godolphin. She is an active and dedicated member of the The Elizabeth Lucinda Rhoderick-Jones Sixth Form and whole school community who can always be relied upon to volunteer, Godolphin Award Cup for Effort and Progress to contribute, to participate and to do so with good grace and a determination to make life We are pleased to confer the Elizabeth in the Upper School better for those around her. Whether it is in Godolphin Award, a Sixth Form-based programme designed to develop skills and Elizabeth has worked her outstanding contribution to the world of Elizabeth Roberts-West experience, on all our Upper Sixth students with quiet determination and resilience music, supporting her peers or interacting in this year. throughout the Fourth and Fifth Year. Her a considerate and positive way with students conscientious approach, willingness to and staff, Emily has been a model of the follow advice and excellent study skills have Godolphin spirit during her time in the been noted by all of her teachers. Elizabeth Sixth Form. has made outstanding progress in all of her subjects and should be congratulated on her Giles Fletcher Prize for efforts. Well done, Elizabeth. Academic Scholarship Prize for Achievement in the Sixth Form in the Fifth Year Imogen Lee Imogen displays all the traits of a scholar: intellectual curiosity; a voracious Georgina is an extremely Georgina Kett appetite for extending her knowledge; talented student who has excelled across her independence of thought and an ability to GCSE subjects; her performance throughout question and evaluate sources of information. the Fourth and Fifth Year in all areas has That she learnt Japanese independently in been exemplary. Fitting in an additional addition to A-levels in English Literature, subject, GCSE Greek, off timetable, is an Maths and Religious Studies shows her impressive feat and one which Georgina has intellectual fibre. A natural speaker, Imogen’s taken in her stride. Georgina has remained presentations on Japanese art, poetry and calm throughout, despite her hectic schedule, culture for Seminar Society and her EPQ and is always very modest about her have been a pleasure, and we have all learnt achievements. Well done, Georgina. from her. Imogen has gained a place to read Japanese Studies at Oxford. Head of Year Prizes Head’s Commendations Awarded Academic Year 2020–2021 These are awarded termly to sixth formers who have made a particularly valuable contribution to the Godolphin Sixth Form. Autumn 2020 Summer 2021 Olivia Lloyd Third Year Grace Roberts First Year Amelie Reames Third Year Autumn Term Spring Term Summer Term Charlotte Stobbs Fourth Year Emma Lavan Second Year Lucinda Stait Third Year Lower Sixth Lower Sixth Lower Sixth Helena Stow Fourth Year Isabelle Penny Second Year Millicent Taylor Third Year Lower Sixth Lower Sixth Lower Sixth Ellie Verdin Fourth Year Isabelle Reeve Second Year Freya Thorne- Jemima Bentley Jemima Bentley Jemima Bentley Lili Bryant Fifth Year Grace Ackerman Third Year Henderson Third Year Lilibet Blythe Lilibet Blythe Clementine Boucher Georgina Kett Fifth Year Freya Allen Third Year Lotta Williams Third Year Isabella Clapperton Madison Bower-Dyke Ellie Chalk Megan Palser Fifth Year Lucy Cordle Third Year Evangeline Showell Daphne Elliot Third Year Fourth Year Jessica Horsfield Madeleine Coupe Isabella Clapperton Spring 2021 Isabella Morgan Charlotte Duncan Hettie Dixon Amelia Hart Third Year Betty Blythe Lower Sixth Honour Norman Mia Herbert Alexandra O’Gorman Chelsea Cheng Fourth Year Elena Isla Scales Third Year Emily Boxer Upper Sixth Isabella Pilkington Nina Hill Annabel O’Reilly Vivian Gao Fourth Year Matilda Palmer Third Year Kate Prendergast Upper Sixth Charlotte Reeve Jessica Horsfield Alice Rusby Elizabeth Wilson Olivia Jones Rachel Watson Shan Xue Isabella Morgan Tilly White Annabel Yeatman Alexandra O’Gorman Elizabeth Wilson The following students were awarded book tokens during Isabella Pilkington Shan Xue Gabrielle Price the year for achievement or special effort and progress Jemima Price Nell Pugh Autumn Term Spring Term Summer Term Francesca Roberts First Year Florence Baker Elizabeth Balston Anna Garrett Grace Thompson Martha Barber Amberley Barr Rosalyn Lachlan Georgina Way Freya Gough Sophie Clarke Daisy Nolan Elizabeth Wilson Erin Jenman Rosanna Macmillan Cecilia Nunez Annabel Yeatman Grace Roberts Hulan Sainbayar Imani Payne Upper Sixth Upper Sixth Upper Sixth Second Year Flora Butler Eliza Keyte Annabel Hall Katie Gray Katharine Mills Kaitlin Miller Holly Bentley Ella Beckley Ella Beckley Willa Harvey Emily Price Martha Powell Madeleine Boissier Madeleine Boissier Holly Bentley Fiona Kwok Elodie Tissot Sophie Raworth Eloise Grant Goodey Grace Chan Grace Chan Phoebe Potts Ida Williams Harriet Walker Imogen Lee Pollyanna Corben Ellie Coles Eleanor Pike Isobel Gilligan Pollyanna Corben Third Year Amelia Carter Eliza Hemphill Grace Ackerman Georgia Weston Emma Jowett Isobel Gilligan Matilda Crawshaw Freya Hill Alice Connolly Upper Sixth Phoebe Kett Phoebe Kett Hazel Erskine Amelia Johns Amelia Hart Holly Bentley Amelia Kunzer Iris Khwaja Elly Howell Olivia Lloyd Amelia Johns Madeleine Boissier Abbey Littlejohns Lucy McCann Jane Huang Amelie Reames Jasmine McQuillin Eloise Grant Goodey Priscilla Lo Anna Merritt Anastasia Oderstone Genevieve Shaw Beatrice Morgan Imogen Lee Olivia O’Donnell Rosie O’Connor Isabella Woolvett Jemima Wightman Freya Thorne-Henderson Eleanor Pike Emily Otton Olivia O’Donnell Fourth Year Fenella Adlington Imogen Baker Samantha Chen Georgia Weston Eleanor Pike Emily Otton Romy Coulton Eliza Cole Dominica Macmillan Kitty Rawlinson Eleanor Pike Pollyanna Jones Madeleine Freestone Aves Sarita Provis Eloise Soester-Gulliver Isabel Sefton Tiana Nhamoinesu Abi Godden Evangeline Showell Rosanna Webb Molly Sheppard Poppy Nolan Matilda Swanton Helena Stow Georgia Weston Violet Tetley Sherry Zhang Tess Williamson-Jones Grace Wilby Charlotte White Francesca Willis Clementine Woodard Fifth Year Esme Finnis Iona Cole Linda Huang Imogen Cornter Georgina MacDonald Jessica Croxford Isabel Shergold Martha Evans Lisa Shi Hannah Ridd Klara Williams Ella Webb Farewells to Staff

Each year at this time we have the sad task of saying farewell to colleagues. Some have only been with us for a short amount of time but we have valued their hard work and support of our School nonetheless. To sum up, much of what Clare did for the As well as being a fantastic technician and Clare School was done in a discrete and quiet way, providing the department with this support, Jeni Colton Astbury as is her nature. Her contribution to the lives Lucy also taught in the Lower School and Jeni joined the of the staff is known personally to many Leiths in the Sixth Form. Students and Finance Team in If there is one image individuals, and we wish to say how much departmental staff have all gained from her March 2017. As which springs to she has been appreciated and how valued she expertise and she has passed on numerous well as ensuring our mind to describe has been. tips and successful cooking methods to us all. suppliers are paid on Clare, it is a heart. time she has enjoyed From our heart to yours, Clare, Lucy has now moved to Somerset where she Countless members getting involved our heartfelt thanks. is enjoying life and I am sure will continue to of staff have in Godolphin life. do great things. encountered Clare’s open and warm heart, Richard Dain Cake has played a big part of her time at listening, encouraging and I am sure many of Catherine Complin Godolphin, whether running charity fund us can hear her saying, ‘It’s no problem; I’ll Lucy Booth raising cake sales for her upcoming Stars sort it. Just don’t you worry.’ Clare is such Richard Appeal trek to Jordan (sadly delayed due a caring and compassionate person; ever a Lucy worked with to COVID) to contributing to the admin friend and shoulder to lean on. Indeed, she us at Godolphin for Clarke staff’s Friday cake rota. Jeni has also run tap was one of the first staff to win the Spirit of four years and before dancing lessons for staff, helped out with this she lived in Richard Clarke Godolphin award. joined Godolphin COVID testing and often responded to calls Cheshire where she for volunteers for other school events and Having joined Godolphin 17 years ago over 20 years worked in catering. activities. We wish her well in her next role. in 2004, Clare would always know when She brought a wealth ago as a Theatre people’s birthdays were and when there was of experience to the Technician. He Alex D’Arcy-Irvine an important occasion to mark. It was her Food Department and although she had supported numerous idea to start the ‘random acts of kindess’ gifts, not previously worked in a school she had productions in a Catherine and many of us have benefitted from her experience of the independent sector as her variety of roles, including writing, directing, organisation of staff teas... or maybe even her two girls went to Moreton Hall. and model-making. His love of theatre Complin expanded into film, a passion that he is now homemade elderflower gin. When Catherine From the moment Lucy joined us at developing as a career. At Godolphin he joined Godolphin Several new members of staff are also grateful Godolphin, she was an asset to the shared his interest in film with the students, on 26 February 2001, to Clare, for taking them in as a lodger, a life- department. She was always willing to running various film clubs. He was also there was only one saver for these new colleagues. help, share her extensive food and cookery highly valued as a filmmaker in his own right, Food Tech classroom knowledge and support all the staff and recording events such as the Prep Nativity, Clare’s heartfelt approach has been evident and one GCSE group students. Having enthusiasm for food and plus Speech Day, the Sports Awards, and in her support for all charity fundraisers at across the two years. cooking is at the core of this job and Lucy numerous concerts during the first lockdown. the School. Furthermore, she has volunteered Now, twenty years later, there are eight GCSE oozed this passion for food. for many years with a local charity: Help for Richard had an incredibly detailed classes, Level 3 Food and Nutrition groups at the Homeless. The role of the Food Technician is unique knowledge of the history of Godolphin. He Sixth Form level and two classes of students Secondly, a heart is apt because Clare has and encompasses so many different tasks, was the perfect custodian of the archives, taking the Leiths catering course. The Food been at the heart of School life, both literally it really does require someone with lots culminating in the fantastic World War I and Nutrition rooms were refurbished at reception and metaphorically through her of different skills! Lucy was always very anniversary exhibition in 2018. He will also recently and the suite is now comprised of work in administration. Trip to France? Trip patient as each individual student’s food be remembered for his starring role in the four rooms which house an extremely busy to Florence? See Clare. Quote-unquote: ‘she requirements had to be calculated and BBC’s Antiques Roadshow. timetable of lessons from First Year to Upper ordered with Tesco... a task and a half! Sixth as well as Sugar Craft and Fun Cookery was amazing.’ Amongst his stellar contributions to the Dealing with food substitutions and huge sessions after school. Thirdly, Clare has a passionate heart quantities of food arriving first thing in the school community, Richard somehow also Much of this has been overseen by Catherine for her hobbies, especially photography, morning are all things that Lucy took in found time to run the school database system in her time as Head of Department, a and has had significant success in her stride. Items were not always available for many years, as our first Information role to which she brings her considerable photographic competitions she has entered. and so this involved quick shopping trips to Systems Manager. organisation and planning skills, something I have no doubt that this will continue to various local supermarkets – a challenge with Sandra Davis all parents will see reflected in the immaculate be a cornerstone in her free time for years COVID when there have been no eggs, butter folders kept by their daughters. Elana Visser to come. or flour! writes: ‘What stands out is that Catherine does all of the above in a gentle manner. and found the tractor! It is not uncommon Students and staff valued his understanding mathematics a challenge. To her credit, the She has a special way of working with the for a prospective family to be greeted by the and integrity, and his infectious laugh is girls enjoy her lessons and she has enabled students, which motivates and encourages Third Years armed with Tai Chi swords. much missed. We will remember his thought- them to make real progress. In 2010 she them, resulting in them working to the best of Fortunately, they’ve usually heard of Sister provoking assemblies, and many cohorts of took on the responsibility of Second in their individual abilities.’ She has also been a Gill before they arrive. girls will keep precious memories of school Department and one of her many roles was to committed mentor to a number of girls who trips to the WWI Battlefields. This comment, run the UKMT Mathematics Challenges. In Sister Gill has given so generously and has have need support, a role which she enjoys from an OG now working with Historian more recent years, alongside her mathematics supported the whole Godolphin community and which we appreciate her doing. Dan Snow, sums up the impact ‘Dr D’ had teaching, Nikki has taught some economics. in so many ways. Her no-nonsense approach on so many students during his time here: Having worked in financial services before The academic results in the department have to first aid training has been appreciated by ‘He made my Sixth Form experience SUCH taking up teaching, Nikki’s skills have made always been high, for example the 100% pass staff and students alike and her sex-ed lessons a positive one and he really cemented my her a valuable member of the Economics and rate at Leiths which Catherine set up and are legendary (please do ask your daughters desire to study history further both in the Business Department. She has accompanied taught in its early years. Under her guidance, about them!) We know that Sister Gill would classroom and with all the history related her economics students on several European Godolphin has entered students for the have been first on the dance floor at the extra curriculars too. I am grateful to him for trips, and she has also helped the students Waitrose Bake Off Competition, in which we Leaver’s Ball (with her badger sporran in tow) so much!’ develop fundraising ideas for Help for were selected for the finals and came runners and telling all the Upper Sixth that there’s Heroes. Nikki has been a committed Sixth up, as well as the Rotary Club chef of the year. no need to have a partner until you’re at Bethan Ferguson Form tutor, a role she enjoys, and she helps least 26... We will miss you but never forget Richard Dain with the Seminar Society. Nikki loves to you and your trusty sidekick, Faith, whose Declan travel and has spent some time living abroad memory lives on in so many of our hearts. Gill Davey when her husband served in the army. I Jenny Price McGregor have no doubt that she will spend much of We were under no Declan, her retirement travelling around the UK illusions that Sister congratulations and overseas. She will be very missed in the Gill would be retiring on setting up and Alistair department and in the school as a whole. this July, in fact she running your own has been telling Dougall business! We know Geoff Smith us this daily since Alistair Dougall you will tackle this she joined in 2006! began teaching new venture with As well as a well- history at Godolphin the same passion and dedication you have Penny displayed as part of our team for the last deserved mention in Tatler and nominated in 2002, while 11 years and will quickly establish yourself Parry-Jones for a BSA award, Sister Gill will always be completing his PhD as skilled, professional and reputable local Penny worked in the a legend at Godolphin. One of the staffs’ in 17th Century tradesman. Working alongside you has been Food Department favourite moments at the start of each History. His an honour and privilege, and we know you at Godolphin for 14 academic year is when Sister Gill stands up impact on the life of the School has been will continue to succeed in this new phase of years and during this at the pre-term staff meeting to remind us considerable, from the energy and academic your professional career. Keep smiling and see time both the subject of basic first aid procedures. She drops to rigour he brought to his time as Head of Sixth you in town! and department have the floor to demonstrate anaphylaxis shock Form (2007–2019) and as Head of History Matt Nelson seen many changes. whilst shouting out to the nearest observer (2014–2021) to the commitment and sense of Penny has taught a huge number of students (always the Chaplain on the front row), ‘grab fun he brought to student activities and the during her time at the School and they my epi-pen from my handbag’. The red- staff room. Nikki Owers have all benefitted from her extensive food faced Chaplain then has to wade through Nikki Owers started Having read Law at UCL, Dr Dougall science and cookery expertise. Teaching food the handbag, removing several items from a teaching mathematics qualified as a barrister, but never practised, involves managing a range of simultaneous Fourth Year sex-ed lesson before retrieving at Godolphin in instead setting up a successful legal activities within time constraints of lessons, and administering the fake epi-pen. September 2007, recruitment business. He brought his legal and Penny has sacrificed many breaks having previously Sister Gill is best known for her amazing skills to school life, running the Debating and lunches to ensure students complete taught at Norman yoga teaching. She can be found on YouTube Society, and notably reaching the nationals successful practical results. Court Prep School. (Gillian Davey) and she promises to keep of the competitive Debating Matters schools She has taught all When Penny arrived she worked part time, sending us the vids from her seaside view in league. He also set up a lively annual Any the year groups during her time here and there was only one food room and the Scotland. Our favourite in lockdown was Questions event for Godolphin and BWS has shown a real interest and huge skill at department was part of design technology. when she broke into the groundsman’s shed Sixth Forms. teaching some of our students who find The subject has undergone huge changes at GCSE, moving from Food Technology role, assuming the responsibility of marketing stage is fundamental to engaging with drama and enthusiasm for teaching knows no to Food Preparation and Nutrition and for a local company. We wish her much and making sense of it. bounds and is only equalled by her ability to in the Sixth Form, the A-level course was success and happiness in the future. empathise without patronising her students. Charlotte worked for 11 years at what discontinued and replaced with Level 3 She has always invested fully in each student Sarah Sowton is now RGS Worcester where she taught Food and Nutrition. Penny has always been that came under her wing and has watched many different genres and in particular 19th passionate about teaching food science; she with pride as they progressed and flourished century novels, before moving to South Wilts possesses a high level of competence and has Catherine through the school under her gentle guidance. Grammar School where she remained for been excellent at building up the students She is a teacher that has always been in 18 years. During the latter post, technology scientific understanding that underpins key Short much demand by our students and has given became integral for a classroom practitioner cooking processes. Catherine has been so many girls the confidence and the skills and the focus on examination skills became part of the Drama they needed to achieve their absolute best in Leiths was also a new challenge and a fundamental to English teaching. Many of her Department since literacy for their GCSEs and beyond. I know pivotal point in taking practical work to students chose to study English literature at September 2019. that our loss will be the great gain of any another level and cooking the ‘Leiths way’ advanced and university level. An experienced Throughout her English secondary school department and was something Penny dovetailed into her teacher at the highest standard, Charlotte has time she taught we wish her all the best as she forges her practical teaching at all levels. The Food been an asset in preparing Godolphin’s recent Lower School drama, way from one-to-one teaching to full department has been turned into a fantastic Oxbridge candidates for interview. taught the whole of the Prep School drama classroom teaching. learning environment for the 21st century curriculum, enthusing them with her skill Her last five years at Godolphin are described and Penny has been very much part of this Claire Firth for voice and love of theatre throughout the as ‘both joyful and challenging’. What a year process. time. Her directing skills were also called upon this has been to end a career... But even with Penny has put in huge amounts of work directing Godolphin Prep’s fantastic musical, retirement on the horizon Charlotte has risen Olivia during her time at Godolphin and she has Plastic Pirates. She has been integral to the to the demands of online learning and proved made a big difference to the lives of the many co-curricular drama taking on Drama Club herself flexible and adaptable right to the end. Williams girls that she has taught. We are all very and inspiring students to reach their creative She never expected to have to cope with a Olivia initially grateful for her commitment to the department potential. Catherine has used her passion for Waitrose delivery interrupting study! joined Godolphin and school. She has now moved with her performance in her speech and drama lessons, from Bishop With Charlotte’s departure, the English family, dogs and horses to Worcestershire helping produce incredible high quality exam Wordsworth’s School Department loses a sage colleague whose years where she will hopefully have more time to pieces with her individual students. for maternity cover, of experience have helped to shape and guide but quickly proving pursue her passion for horse riding. Rebecca Houston recent changes in the curriculum and provide herself to be an asset Catherine Complin valuable perspective through some demanding to the department, she was soon offered Charlotte times. We will miss her wicked sense of a full-time position and subsequently the Jess Pickford humour, and her much-appreciated friendship. post of Second in Department. In this role, Smallwood The students will miss her calm reassurance, Olivia set about reinvigorating the provision Jess Pickford joined her passion and knowledge, and the security of Charlotte Smallwood for First to Third Years streamlining the the Marketing team being in a safe pair of hands. in 2018. She brought is retiring after 37 curriculum and introducing schemes of with her, experience years as a teacher of We wish Charlotte all the very best in the work with which to engage and challenge in social media, English; a span which many retirement ventures she plans ahead. Godolphin students. has seen phenomenal photography and Cristina George A meticulous planner, Olivia organised film. Jess was a kind changes in pedagogy and led many of the department trips and and supportive team with the move made a considerable contribution to co- member within the Admissions & Marketing from O-levels to GCSEs and from the early Sarah White curricular provision through the Godolphin department. whiteboard into the digital age. Sarah White is going Writing Competition, BBC Young Reporter Jess played a huge part in the creation of the Charlotte says she only planned to teach for a to leave a gaping hole and her involvement with the Duke of Godolphin Film which launched at Speech little while, but that she grew to love her job. the Learning Support Edinburgh Scheme, also accompanying the Day in 2019. She spent many hours editing She worked first in Peterborough where she Department; she is ski trip abroad. this and other short films which have been cemented the passion for Shakespeare that has loved unanimously As an AQA Literature marker Olivia produced over the past few years and this will proved so invaluable in teaching A-level at by the girls and all provided significant support to colleagues always form part of her legacy to Godolphin. Godolphin. She has seen at least 15 versions of her colleagues in the department; her time and willingness Jess leaves Godolphin to start an exciting new of Hamlet believing that seeing plays live on in Brome. Her flair to share this expertise continues to be much appreciated. As a highly motivated support and challenge to our weekly chapels over the years and she moved individual, Olivia set high standards for Stella Wood aspiring students. seamlessly to the virtual world with virtual her classes with students responding to this Appointing a chapel being a regular feature of school life Her skill at conveying complex theological expectation of excellence. Always willing to Chaplain is never during the pandemic. Sheep, spiders and pigs and philosophical ideas through drawings go the extra mile for her students, she would easy. Schools and are amongst some of the most memorable of and pictorial mind maps is unsurpassed. Her give up free time in busy days to enable Chaplains seem her chapel addresses and will forever live in installation of a washing line complete with students to deliver their best. to find each other. the memory. Speaking personally, it was her clothes pegs criss-crossing S3 may well mystify That was how Stella thoughtful and well-researched sermons for It was with both delight and disappointment any visitor, but it is another of Stella’s highly Wood came to be the annual Westminster Abbey pilgrimage that the English Department learned of effective and creative teaching tools. Used in at Godolphin. It that I remember with great fondness. her promotion to Head of Department at a myriad of ways, it helps her students of all felt right and we haven’t looked back. Now Leehurst Swan; delight for her well-deserved Key Stages marshal their arguments and learn Beyond all of this of course is Stella’s pastoral it feels right for Stella to take up a new promotion and disappointment that we to think critically. work within the school, her ‘core business’ challenge and calling as full time Chaplain at would be losing a much-valued colleague and as she would describe it. Over the years Bishop Wordsworth’s. Students and staff will A skilled IT user (and recent GCSE friend. We know she will make a success of there are so many within our community miss her enormously and it’s lovely to know candidate!), Stella’s student booklets for all that she endeavours and look forward to that have benefitted from her wise counsel that she is not far away. Stella has enriched GCSE and A-level are superb. Key support welcoming her back to Godolphin with her and a listening ear. I see her as the School’s Godolphin in so many ways. for students, they are beautifully presented new students whenever there is a chance to conscience and someone who could read and intellectually stretching while also being collaborate in the future. Stella is well loved by her students. Her situations incredibly well. accessible. Her generous willingness to share subject knowledge in RS and history is this resource with other teachers has been She leaves with our love and prayers. Cristina George second to none and this, combined with much appreciated too. a strong creative streak, makes her an Emma Hattersley Judy Wilson outstanding teacher. Stella has also led and Stella’s creativity in the classroom extends Judy has been part contributed to the Oxbridge programme over to her chaplaincy work too. We have had of the Godolphin a number of years providing much needed some inspirational talks, homilies and community for 19 years, having joined the School in 2002. She has worked for three Bursars, three Heads, and three Chairs of the Governors. Judy joined the School as the Bursar’s Secretary, became the Bursar’s Assistant in 2007 as her role expanded, and progressed to becoming the HR Administrator. From the start she has looked after new staff joiners, from initial application to their first day at work, corralled the Governors (no mean feat) and taken their meeting minutes, run the parking permits for staff, been keeper of minibus keys and trip phones, juggled school coach bookings for students and been a valuable (and always calm) source of information for so many around Godolphin. We wish Judy a very happy and well-deserved retirement. Alex D’Arcy Irvine Upper Sixth Leavers 2021 Jessica Adlington Jessica is an ebullient Ellie Coles character and her cheerful From Head Sports Scholar disposition has buoyed to prefect to Head of up her friends throughout Hamilton, Ellie has been the last two years. As Ella Beckley a superb role model and prefect and social Captain A lover of drama, English has embraced every aspect Pollyanna of Douglas House, she and classics, Ella studied of School life. She is also has channelled her all three in the Sixth Form, Grace Chan a fierce competitor in the Corben organisational energies. as well as performing Holly Bentley Grace has a heart of gold 1st Team for lacrosse and Polly hopes to study Interior Participation in league level with the Portal Theatre Holly is a spirited, confident and has always been willing in her role as captain for Design at Edinburgh, netball and tennis has kept Company, taking on the and extremely personable to go the extra mile to the First Hockey Team. having conceived some her on her toes and she has Gold LAMDA Speech and individual who shows help others. She has been Ellie’s resilience, enthusiasm wonderful projects in her also enjoyed the rigours of Drama award and helping a great deal of care and committed to her academic and sheer determination Design Technology studies the Leiths cookery course. out at the local primary loyalty to all those around studies but has found time know no bounds, which including an Elephant Seat Jessica is very excited at school. A Drama Scholar, her. She has thrown to become a brilliant stage undoubtedly contributed to for our girls in the Nursery. the prospect of studying Ella also loves art, and, in herself into many of the manager for many of the her success in completing An Art Scholar and a Geography at Newcastle addition to her A-levels, opportunities Godolphin School drama productions Ten Tors, the Duke of reliable prefect, she has University, after a gap year even fitted in creating an has to offer during her time and also volunteer at Edinburgh Award and tremendous prowess and travelling around South-East art portfolio which led to here. Holly leaves us to read Salisbury District Hospital. partaking in CCF. Ellie a strong work ethic as well Asia and Australia, with the a place at Bournemouth to Media, Communications She leaves us to study leaves us to study Chemical as a kindness of spirit seen, ambition of working for the take an Art Foundation and Culture at Newcastle Pharmacy at Nottingham Engineering at the for example, in her charity Halo Trust in Thailand. course next year. University. University. University of Bath. work for Help for Heroes.

Madeleine Emily Boxer Emma Browne Lily Ferguson Isobel Gilligan Eloise Emily has particularly Emma’s infectious smile, We were very proud of Izzy has been a fantastic Boissier embraced all aspects positivity and good humour all that Lily managed to Head Girl and a wonderful Grant Goodey Madeleine has made of the artistic life of belie a firm commitment to accomplish in the Sixth ambassador for the school. Always busy, always on remarkable progress in her Godolphin, immersing her academic studies of food Form: she made valuable She has led the prefect team time and always doing well, time at Godolphin, in terms herself in Vocal Ensemble technology, art and business contributions in her superbly, with strength and Eloise has an innate ability of developing confidence and many of the School’s studies. She secured a place chosen subjects, and is now vision and spearheaded an to take on new challenges and in developing her drama productions. She at the Oxford School of intending to take a gap year. inspirational Sixth Form and excel. She is a quietly skills as Art Scholar, Head has also enjoyed being a Business through a single We wish her every success Ents with its incursions into determined, diligent and of Douglas House and prefect and the Deputy telephone interview but first in the future and hope she digital media. A keen and hard-working student who Captain of 2nd Lacrosse House Captain of Douglas. hopes to be able to travel knows that Godolphin will successful sportswoman, has impressed all of her Team. She has risen to It is no wonder she has the world on her gap year. support her in any future captaining the 2nd lacrosse teachers with her strong the challenges of the past secured a place at Trinity applications for further team, Izzy has also applied work ethic. A very humble two years with a single- Laban Conservatoire to study in her areas herself to her academic and naturally inquisitive minded determination and complete a Musical Theatre of interest. work and leaves us to study individual, Eloise plans on is intending to take an Art Foundation Course. Psychology at Durham. taking a gap year to immerse and Design Foundation herself in European culture course at Oxford Brookes before starting a degree in before progressing on International Relations at to a degree in Interior Durham University. Architecture. Amelia Kunzer Amelia has been described Felicity Holme as having a sunny Felicity has been a very disposition and that sums Imogen Lee kind and helpful student her up perfectly. She has Imogen has made a India Henderson throughout her time at persevered over the past considerable contribution India is known for her calm, Godolphin. She served as two years, developing to the community in caring and considerate Head of Cooper House and greater self-confidence her time at Godolphin, Oriole Gunter nature, but under this lies has been the Prep School along the way as she participating in all areas of Oriole has shone as a a steely determination liaison for Douglas House has fixed her sights on extra-curricular life and, Drama Scholar and has to succeed and a great whilst in the Sixth Form. careers she certainly has Jasmine Lau most recently, spearheading regularly shown her acting work ethic. An intelligent She has been involved in the skills for. She has Jasmine was only at the LGBTQ+ group. A true abilities in the various and committed student, all aspects of school life, succeeded in developing Godolphin for the last two independent thinker and school productions, India has been a major from her role as Academic wonderful skills in textiles, years but settled well into scholar, Imogen’s love for portraying many different contributor to musical Scholar to taking part in the cookery and singing – her life in the Sixth Form. She Japan and its culture led her skills as she interpreted the life at Godolphin and has Big Sleep-Out at Salisbury accomplishments are combined her academic to study the language in her roles. A keen member of been an ever present and Cathedral for charity. She outstanding and she studies with volunteering at free time and fed into her the Vocal Ensemble too, important member of the intends to take a gap year, should be proud of all Salisbury District Hospital. EPQ on ancient Japanese she hopes to attend Drama CCF. India will be taking working in a prep school she has achieved. She is She leaves us to enjoy a gap poetry. Wanting to learn School after a year at a gap year before going on and then travelling, before intending to take a course year followed by joining even more, Imogen plans Oxford Media and to Newcastle University to studying History of Art and at Oxford Brookes in Queen Mary’s London to to read Japanese Studies Business School. study Psychology. Italian at Edinburgh. Events Management. study Biology. at Oxford.

Emma Jowett Phoebe Kett Iris Khwaja Jiarun Li Jialin Li Abbey Emma is an incredibly A student with a natural A thoughtful, sparky and Extremely hard working One of the quieter mature and level-headed affinity for animal deeply loyal student, Iris and determined, Jiarun is members of the Upper Littlejohns individual who has husbandry, Phoebe has always brings a mixture of a talented mathematician Sixth, Jialin has gone Abbey has embraced all balanced her equestrian exhibited the determination humour and lively debate who has enjoyed her study about her studies with aspects of Godolphin life, commitments and her and resilience to ensure to both her lessons and alongside economics and a real determination to through sport, art and her schoolwork admirably. In that she has been offered tutor time. It has been a real physics. In her spare time, succeed and a great deal academic studies. On the addition, her commitment a deferred place on her treat to watch Iris develop she plays the piano and of self-motivation. She is sports field she showed clear to community work has first-choice course at her academically and grow in loved teaching a small planning on reading for a leadership skills, captaining seen her volunteer at a local first-choice university. confidence throughout her group of staff Chinese last degree in Education Studies the 1st Lacrosse Team with primary school, running She will now use her gap time in the Sixth Form. Iris year. Her fascination with and intends to combine shining enthusiasm. sports activities for the year to pursue her talent now embarks on a gap year, pedagogical theory has led this with her passion for Her art work has gone children. A talented and at dressage, making the after which she will read for her to apply for a degree business. from strength to strength conscientious scientist, she most of the opportunities a degree in Social Policy at in Education Studies and the jacket she made has decided to read for a that this will provide, the University of Bristol. at Warwick. for her final piece is truly degree in Biochemistry at before deciding whether to stunning. After a gap year, Exeter University after her take up her offer to study we have no doubt she will gap year furthering her Applied Animal Science thoroughly enjoy studying riding career in eventing. with Therapy at Hartpury Textiles at the Manchester University. School of Art. Harriet Lucas Eleanor Pike Kate Prendergast Harriet has been a Emily Otton Eleanor only joined Kate has made a final mark wonderful Deputy Head Equally at home on Pitch Godolphin in the Sixth on her time at Godolphin Girl, giving tireless support, Lucy McCann One as in the Performing Form but she quickly with her poignant art Priscilla Lo and endeavouring to see Lucy is a delightful young Arts Centre, Emily integrated into School life. installation in the Lavender Unfailingly polite, Priscilla that the best decisions are lady who has enjoyed all has made a fantastic She applied herself fully Courtyard, increasing the has matured and flourished made for the good of the aspects of Godolphin life, contribution to the life in her academic studies, awareness of the school at Godolphin, learning School. A strong sense particularly sport. She has of the School. She has although she has truly community to the plight about her own strengths of social justice has seen captained the 1st Tennis balanced academic work excelled in her art. Her of the rhino. Kate can be and weaknesses and how Harriet volunteer as an Team and also been active with fulfilling her roles final pieces of work have fiercely passionate about these shape the way she online mentor for primary in the lacrosse and netball as a prefect, and as a been outstanding, with causes close to her heart works. She has grown in school children, while teams. She has a very caring committee member of her her portraits beautifully and she demonstrated this confidence over the past continuing to balance personality and showed beloved Hamilton House. composed. She leaves us to in her EPQ project. Kate two years and has made her academic work and a keen interest in charity A talented and motivated have a gap year, working deserves credit for her substantial progress in her completing the Leiths work, particularly Help for scientist, Emily has chosen to further her art, before determination. She intends studies. Priscilla leaves us to course. She intends to read Heroes. She leaves us to to read Biological Sciences applying to university to take a Foundation read for a Psychology degree for a degree in Biomedical study Business Management at Cardiff University to study Politics and course in Business at at Coventry University. Sciences at Bath University. at Exeter University. following a gap year. International Relations. Oxford Brookes.

Anna Merritt Rosie O’Connor Olivia O’Donnell Jessie Qiu Kitty Rawlinson Jessica Rusby A young lady of many Confident, lively and bright, Kind, considerate and Jessie began her time at Kitty has made wonderful Lacrosse Captain and talents, Anna has worked Rosie is a popular student in quietly confident, Olivia is Godolphin fully engaging progress since joining sporting talent, Jess will hard at her academic studies the Sixth Form community. a popular student with the with all opportunities on Godolphin at the start of forever be known for her while, at the same time, A clear communicator and Sixth Form community. offer, from piano lessons the Fourth Year. In the selfless work on behalf of following a heavy training good listener, Rosie has Olivia’s friends describe to fundraising for Help for Sixth Form she focused on those less fortunate than us, programme in order to volunteered her spare time Olivia’s work ethic, grit Heroes. Although Jessie acquiring knowledge and be they the girls in Nigeria prepare herself for a to read with students at St and determination as has not been physically on understanding to channel whom she has trained in summer of athletics success. Martin’s Primary School being second to none; an site since March 2020, her her interests into a field of lacrosse through Sporting After this, she is going to during her time in Sixth observation which would presence has continued study that would enable Chance International, take some time considering Form. Her quick wit and be supported by her subject online, persevering with her to make a difference to or feeding the homeless what future route she will spark will be missed in teachers. Olivia leaves us the challenges of distance the lives of others. Kitty in Salisbury. She leaves follow, whilst pursuing her tutor time, along with her with the hope of studying learning. She has been is an articulate and caring us to study Business and literary aspirations. commentary on current Business Management assiduous in her studies individual, possessing Management at Durham. affairs. Rosie hopes to and Geography at and her positive approach a keen intellect, with study Biochemistry at Kings Oxford Brookes. has been admired by her enormous potential. She College London. teachers in science and in is planning on taking a Maths. With her exemplary gap year and her current efforts this year, she will intention is to study make an excellent student Criminology and Social wherever she decides to Policy at Nottingham. study in the future. Eloise Molly Sheppard Soester-Gulliver A calm and sensitive A Drama Scholar, Clementine soul, Molly has a warm Eloise has been an integral Francesca Willis and friendly personality and vital member of the Francesca is a delightful Woodard Isabel Sefton making her a delight to be theatre while at Godolphin. Charlotte White individual who is known A popular member of the A young lady of many around. During her time Her expertise in everything A young lady of many for her kind, caring and boarding community, and talents, Isabel has combined here at Godolphin, she technical has been greatly talents, Lottie has focused considerate nature. with an abundance of her academic studies has embraced a great deal appreciated by the Drama on the creative side of A calm and thoughtful creative talent demonstrated with studying for a Leiths of what the School has Department and her Godolphin life and has individual who shows her within the Art Department, Certificate in Food & Wine to offer, represented the dedication has been second enjoyed her studies of art considerable creativity and Clementine is departing and been an enthusiastic School in many sporting to none. She has combined and food science. She leaves originality when it comes Godolphin with a strong Head Cadet of the events and has become a her love of the arts in her us to have a gap year while to masterminding live and portfolio and a host of new Combined Cadet Force. more confident, self-assured study of art and history of she decides on her future recorded performances, skills, having produced She also found time to young woman who has art in the Sixth Form, and direction, hoping to put Francesca is taking a gap a remarkable final piece. volunteer at a local primary flourished academically. she leaves to study her skills learnt this year, year to travel extensively Clementine leaves us to school. She leaves us to Molly leaves us to study Theatre Technology at particularly from food before deciding on her take up Fashion Textile study Biomedical Science at Optometry at Cardiff Guildhall School of Music science, into practice whilst future academic and studies at the London Cardiff University. University. and Drama. enjoying a ski season. career path. College of Fashion.

Violet Tetley Rosanna Webb Georgia Weston Violet is a gentle, thoughtful A highly respected Georgia has been a ray soul and has made a member of the Godolphin of sunshine, such is her considerable contribution to community, Rosanna is kind, positive approach in the School as Head Scholar thoughtful and considerate spite of setbacks caused and as Prep School Liaison to both peers and staff alike. by lockdowns. Tenacious for Hamilton House. She She has been an active and dedicated, she has has gradually come into participant in extracurricular gone above and beyond her own in the Sixth Form, life, enjoying swimming in sourcing clay from her developing a self-confidence and volunteering at the garden and the loan of a borne from the knowledge Prep School as part of her local’s potter’s wheel in that she loves what she Duke of Edinburgh Award. order to make and fire her is studying. Her skills in However, as an Art Scholar, own vases at home. languages, both modern and her greatest contribution has This level of dedication ancient, are outstanding. been to the Art Department no doubt went a long way Violet is planning a gap year where she has spent a huge to Georgia being offered travelling from Europe to amount of time honing her a place at the prestigious East Asia, to include time considerable skills. She leaves University of the Arts to spent at the British Institute us to continue her study study Ceramic Design. in Florence. She will then of Art with a Foundation go on to study Modern Course at City and Guilds of Languages and Cultures at London Art School. Durham University. Jessica Adlington: Newcastle University; Abbey Littlejohns: Geography Manchester Metropolitan University; Intended Destinations Textiles in Practice Ella Beckley: Bournemouth University; Art Foundation Priscilla Lo: University of Manchester; Psychology of 2021 leavers Holly Bentley: (Gap Year) Newcastle University; Media, Communications and Cultural Harriet Lucas: University of Bath; Studies Biomedical Sciences Madeleine Boissier: Oxford Brookes University; Lucy McCann: University of Exeter; Interior Architecture with Foundation Business and Management Emily Boxer: Trinity Laban; Anna Merritt: (Gap Year) Musical Theatre Foundation Rosie O’Connor: Kings College London, Emma Browne: (Gap Year) University of London; Biochemistry Oxford Business School; Business Olivia O’Donnell: Oxford Brookes University; Grace Chan: University of Nottingham; Business Management and Geography Pharmacy Emily Otton: (Gap Year) Cardiff University; Eleanor Coles: University of Bath; Biological Sciences Chemical Engineering Eleanor Pike: (Gap Year) Pollyanna Corben: University of Edinburgh; Kate Prendergast: Oxford Brookes University; Interior Design Foundation in Business Lily Ferguson: (Gap Year) Chuyi Qiu: Overseas Study Isobel Gilligan: Durham University; Psychology Kitty Rawlinson: Eloise Grant Goodey: (Gap Year) University of Nottingham; Durham University; International Relations Criminology and Social Policy Oriole Gunter: Jessica Rusby: Durham University; Oxford Business and Media College Business and Management with Foundation India Henderson: (Gap Year) Isabel Sefton: Cardiff University; Newcastle University; Psychology Biomedical Sciences Felicity Holme: University of Edinburgh; Molly Sheppard: Cardiff University; Italian and History of Art Optometry with Preliminary Year Emma Jowett: University of Exeter; Eloise Soester-Gulliver: Biological and Medicinal Chemistry Guildhall School of Music and Drama; Production Arts – Theatre Technology Phoebe Kett: (Gap Year) Hartpury University; Applied Animal Science with Therapy Violet Tetley: (Gap Year) Durham University; Iris Khwaja: (Gap Year) University of Bristol; Social Policy Modern Languages and Cultures

Amelia Kunzer: Oxford Brookes University; Rosanna Webb: Events Management City and Guilds of London Art School; Art Foundation Pui Yi Lau: Queen Mary University of London; Georgia Weston: University of the Arts Biology with Foundation London; Ceramic Design (Gap Year) Imogen Lee: University of Oxford; Japanese Charlotte White: (Gap Year) Jialin Li: University of Warwick; Francesca Willis: Education Studies Clementine Woodard: (Gap Year) University of the Arts London; Jiarun Li: University of Warwick; Education Studies Fashion Textiles: Embroidery Destinations of 2020 Leavers Olivia Bai: University of York; History of Art Eleanor Bowron: Bath Spa University; Commercial Music Eilidh Buchanan: (Gap Year) Isabella Butterworth: Exeter University; Clinical Psychology Vincci Chung: University of Warwick; Liberal Arts Georgina Clark: University of Birmingham; Physics Summer Cubitt: (Gap Year) Oxford Brookes University; Primary Teacher Education Rosemary Cusack: (Gap Year) followed by Falmouth University; Film Natalya Daniel: University of Edinburgh; History of Art Freya Deng: University of Edinburgh; Mechanical Engineering Harriet Dennes: University of Exeter; Engineering & Entrepreneurship Brigitte Han: London School of Economics; Actuarial Science Isobel Horsfield: (Gap Year) Durham University; Economics Hannah Howgrave-Graham: University of Warwick; Physics Sophie Hutchins: University of Portsmouth; Business Information Systems Flora Lang: (Gap Year) Cecilia Lockyer: University of Birmingham; English The Manke Lou: University of the Arts London; Fine Art Caitlin Madgwick: (Gap Year) Maisie Molyneux: Oxford University; French and Spanish year in Georgia Moody: (Gap Year) Loughborough University; Sports and Exercise Science Isobel Norris: (Gap Year) Nan Or: Royal Holloway; Music pictures Jemima O’Reilly: (Gap Year) Bristol University; Ancient History Lucinda Pope: Exeter University; Biological Sciences Emily Pratt: (Gap Year) University of Plymouth; Physiotherapy Millie Pratt: (Gap Year) Durham University; Psychology Florence Rowsell: (Gap Year) Exeter University; Art History & Visual Culture Iona Spark: Durham University; Classical Civilisations Emilia Trotter: (Gap Year) Artemis Tsang: Durham University; International Relations Matilda Vigar: Birmingham City University; Gemmology and Jewellery Studies Philippa Wellden: (Gap Year) Rachel Xu: University College London; Education Studies Destinations of Post A-level Applicants 2020 Caitlin Madgwick: Falmouth University; Marine and Natural History Photography Rose Johnson: Manchester University; Psychology Isobel Norris: Loughborough University; Psychology Isobel Mitchell: AECC University College; Chiropractic Philippa Wellden: University of Brighton; Primary Education 5–11 with QTS Academic Art Boarding CCF Charities D of E Drama ENTS Muck Up Day Music Remembrance Sport Godolphin School Milford Hill, Salisbury Wiltshire SP1 2RA Tel 01722 430500 www.godolphin.org