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Congratulations to Everyone Who Collected Their Gold Award on the Afternoon of Wednesday 17Th January 2018 in the Throne Room at St James’S Palace Congratulations to everyone who collected their Gold Award on the afternoon of Wednesday 17th January 2018 in the Throne Room at St James’s Palace. Richard Harpham, Professional Adventurer, presented the certificates on behalf of HRH The Earl of Wessex. Richard told the Gold Award Holders: “It’s easy to look ahead and plan, but it’s only when you look behind that you realise how far you have come. It is all about the journey.” Group 1: North of England Name Licenced Organisation Centre Katie Bulmer Scarborough College Scarborough College Holly Dunnett Lady Lumley's School Lady Lumley's School Oliver Fearn Lady Lumley's School Lady Lumley's School Liam Hill St Aidan's Church of England High School St Aidan's CE High School Ophelia Maxwell Ampleforth College Ampleforth College Charlotte Monks Giggleswick School GOLD Alice Roberts Giggleswick School Old Giggleswickians James Robertson Scarborough College Scarborough College Saskia Rockliffe-King Giggleswick School GOLD Lewis Samuel Rushton South Craven School supported by South Craven Academy Trust Ruth Sartain Scarborough Sixth Form College Scarborough 6th Form College Rachel Elizabeth Shanks St Aidan's Church of England High School St Aidan's CE High School Felicity Shires St Aidan's Church of England High School St Aidan's CE High School Tam Yun Tak (Kenny) Giggleswick School Old Giggleswickians Will Tench Ermysted's Grammar School Ermysted's Grammar School Maximilian Toone Ampleforth College Ampleforth College James Turnbull St Aidan's Church of England High School St Aidan's CE High School Henry Wareing Ampleforth College Ampleforth College Lauren Rae Woodhall St Aidan's Church of England High School St Aidan's CE High School Helen Zakhour Queen Ethelburga's Queen Ethelburga's College Group 2: North of England Name Licenced Organisation Centre James Bowes East Riding of Yorkshire Council Withernsea - now EYC Amelia Browne York City Council All Saints' RC School Thomas Burgess York City Council Fulford School Lauren Bursell Hull Collegiate School Hull Collegiate School Catherine Chubb North Yorkshire County Council Easingwold School Edward Contreras York City Council St Peter's School Laura Field York City Council St Peter's School Elspeth Foster-Lill York City Council York Open Award Unit Libby Maya Rose Garner Beverley High School Beverley High School Hannah Gee York City Council St Peter's School Helen Hodgson York City Council Vale of York Academy Sarah Hyde York City Council Bootham School Macauley Mattern North East Lincolnshire Council Grimsby Felix Orchard North Yorkshire County Council Easingwold School Thomas Antony Smith York City Council All Saints' RC School Will Stobbs North Yorkshire County Council Ripon Grammar School Cameron Taylor York City Council Vale of York Academy Olivia Whitehouse York City Council St Peter's School Emma Yorke South Hunsley School and Sixth Form College .
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