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St. Bede's Catholic College Prize Giving St. Bede’s Catholic College Celebrating Success Prize Giving Thursday, 3rd May 2018 Special Guest Dr. Peter Mackie Anchilla Francisco By Kundai Vurayayi, Year 11 Isabel Payne Foyer College String Ensemble - Canon in D (J. Pachelbel) College Flute Ensemble - ‘Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy’ from The Nutcracker (P. I. Tchaikovsky) and La Rejouissance (G. F. Handel) Guitar Solo – Dariusz Kwiatkowski - Blues Improvisation Piano Solo - Katie Whitfield - ‘Presto’ from Sonata in E minor, Hob. 16:34 (J. Haydn) Hall Vocal Solo - Angelique Bolivar - ‘Reflection’ from Mulan (Lyrics by D. Zippel and music by M. Wilder) Vocal Solo - Catriona Davies - Ave Maria (G. Caccini) Vocal Solos - Molly Dolan, Isabel Romero and Arianna Turvey - ‘One Hand, One Heart’, ‘Tonight’ and ‘Somewhere’ from West Side Story (Lyrics by S. Sondheim and music by L. Bernstein) Vocal Solo - Megan Scarpati - ‘Roxie’ from Chicago (Lyrics by F. Ebb and music by J. Kander) Vocal Solo - Robyn Obee - ‘On My Own’ from Les Miserables (Lyrics H. Kretzmer, A. Boublil and J. Natel. Music by C. M. Schonberg) Vocal Solo - Ellie Condron - ‘Pretty Funny’ from Dogfight The Musical (Words and music by B. Pasek and J. Paul) PROGRAMME Introduction - Molly Cummings, Head Girl College Choir Laudate Dominum – Music by Christopher Walker College Choir Fields of Athenry – Pete St. John Welcome – Mrs Hendricks, Governor Address - Mr Maher, Principal Vocal Solo - Eoin Condron This is The Moment from Jekyll and Hyde Lyrics and Music by L. Bricusse and F. Wildhorn Guest Speaker – Dr. Mackie Prizes presented by Mrs Morris Announced by Mr Marshall, Director of Mathematics Year 7 Excellent Attitude Excellent Achievement Damon Watt Katie Skiffington Reuben Matthew Nivya Stephen Mary Frances Pat Dylan Land Sophie Dean William Hardy Odoeme Jasper Lett- Hugo Sukenik Cristina Aby Marie Romanowski Charnock Oscar Power-Stone Isabella Bonacorsi Luke Hooper Lyla Iglesias Cataldi Zachary Parker Karina Solan Vincent Hale Amelie Loud Sebastiano Noto Ella Cassell George Lodge Jemima Pears Christopher Wensley Zoe Yousef Henry Bush Evans Marisa Licata Year 8 Excellent Achievement Excellent Attitude Pietro Di Lecce Natalie Carr Eden Shepherd Toni Matitu Limonie McKeown Seamus Robinson Felix Anil Shirley Mazeli Sunderland Rubin Halder Shayni Wickramaratne Kacper Nowacki Leonia Chaligha Pedro Oliviera Enya Clifford Daniel Kwasniewski Joanna Wesolowska Emilijus Urbanavicius Aleena Thomas Benjamin Edmonds Ashanti Ludwell Alexander Baker Coree Reeves Roisin Johnston Sylvia Byabato Krivchenkova Thomas Whelan Gabriela Alex James Bloomfield Minat Siby Year 9 Excellent Achievement Excellent Attitude Sachin Joseph Jessica Ball Samuel Gane Nuala Kinsman Isaac Dean Bella Forster Marton Hargitai Sofia Dye Joe Lewis Amy Koikkara Luke Cheskin Daisy Sweeney Oliver Jones-Thomas Boden Osborn-Clark Arlen McKee Bonny Clark Blesson Varghese Izabela Jahn Kewin Madej Ola Pazdan Oliver Owen Talia Szabo David Levett Reegan Reeves Austin Siju Lucy Stone Kian O’Connor Phoebe Cremin Flute Solo – Theresa Herron Sonata in C, H WV 365, 2nd movt: Allegro G. F. Handel Prizes presented by Dr. Mackie Announced by Mr Goodman, Assistant Principal Year 10 Excellent Achievement Excellent Attitude Matthew Wood Molly Dolan Louis Warren Fortune Onovo Matthew Chudley Freya Sawyer Stanley Roberts Ella Staddon John Gompels Rachel Kearney Steven Jangcan Giulia Ferrazzano Thomas Fernandes Claudia Maniglia Hugo Brind-Schoch Roberta Maniglia Jack Court-Chandler Mollie Leighton Harry Orrow Holly Byrom Nathaniel Toal Oliwia Sliwinska Charlie Jackson Maia Wensley Dennis Kingori Daniela Pereira Gabriel Rosol Jardine Myles Acosta Year 11 Excellent Achievement Excellent Attitude Michael Gowie Josephine Morgan Shems Preisner Sneha Thomas Sebastian Hudd Janina Parry Sebastian Olds Oliwia Kowalska Carlo Berondo Millie Done Jack Lomas Rhiannon Price-Lewis Christian Rodrigues Gabriela Dyba Tom Collier Ola Czekalska Cesar Anicama Louis Riggs Jade Hutchinson Merin Thankachan Duran Joel Varghese Antonia Soares Matthew Buckley-Stait Liliana Mercato Harriet Roylance- Jordan Zimmek Levi Hope Elizabeth Fey Smith Poetry Reading – Millicent Watkins Fern Hill by Dylan Thomas Year 12 and 13 Excellent Achievement Excellent Attitude Mateusz Mera Kundai Vurayayi Matthew Latino Ellie O’Neill David Sowa Julia Crane Elias Lattouf Abigail Gillespie Joseph Gilbert Katie Whitfield Conrad Haswell Shauna Williams Ashwin Tomy Dominique Gowie Ben Christie Angelou Gonzales Vocal Solo - Molly Cummings I Dreamed a Dream from Les Miserables (Lyrics H. Kretzmer, A. Boublil and J. Natel. Music by C. M. Schonberg) Presented by Mrs Hendricks Announced by Mr Curnock, Assistant Principal Faculty Prizes Religious Formation Natalia Fratczak Rhiannon Price-Lewis English Jemima Pears Layla Dockerty Drama Ariane Wood Oliwia Makulec Mathematics Kristine Matute Ciara Stables Science Luke Cheskin Ella Staddon Humanities Thomas Whelan Sebastian Hudd Modern Languages Seamus Robinson Josephine Morgan Art and Design Ashleigh Tomy Jade Hutchinson Design & Technology Daisy Cairns Harry Orrow Music Olivia Morgan Theresa Herron Food Evie Cummings Colm McManamon Physical Education Jason Soodeen Jessica Ball Computer Science Luke Cheskin Hal Hewlett Year and House Prizes Year 7 Alfred Norton Katie Skiffington Descartes Jack Lomas Layla Dockerty Pasteur Eniola Olorode-Owoeye Ellie Condron Bell Burnell Finley Norton Molly Cummings Merit Prizes Year 7 Nathan Wong Christina Aby Descartes Kacper Nowacki Ella Banim Pasteur Rubin Halder Grace Cousins Bell Burnell Shayni Wickramaratne Billy Haskins Vocal Solo – Bethany Herniman I’d Give My Life For You from Miss Saigon Lyrics by R. Maltby Jr. and A. Boublil. Music by C. M. Schonberg Whole College Prizes Presented by Dr. Mackie Announced by Mr King, Vice Principal Community Spirit Nathan Hodges and Katie Marsh Public Spirit John Gompels and Anna-Claire Lux Spiritual Life Laurence Villiers Prosser and Fortune Onovo Charity Nathaniel Toal and Gabrielle Forster Public Performance Daniel McTiernan and Shanaz Sharonsenthil Victor & Victrix Ludorum Cody O’Callaghan and Martha Wynn Kuczaj Challenge Cup Olivia Yousef National Awards Emily Curnock, Luke Hooper, Finley Norton, Alfred Norton, Nathan Wong, Seamus Robinson and William Hardy Positive well-being Award Matthew Chudley 'The Fitzgerald Prize for Inspired Creativity in Literacy‘ Joss Carr ‘Lee Ormsby Award for Creative Musical Performance’ Bethany Herniman Ashley Mitchard Award Arnold Gomes Head Girl and Head Boy Awards Molly Cummings and Finley Norton Violin Solo - Samuel Ould Hungarian Dance No. 5 J. Brahms Presented by Mr Maher, Principal Announced by Miss Kirkbright, Assistant Principal Catherine Hughes Award for Community (Presented by Catherine Hughes) Ignatius De Pedro Sixth Form Areté Award Joseph Gilbert St John Paul II Prize Conrad Haswell Year 13 Award voted by Year 13 pupils Tobias Olds Specialist College Awards for Science and Sport Science: Oliwia Kowalska and Allan Alias Sport: Emily Curnock and Shems Preisner Year 11 Award voted by Year 11 pupils Jade Hutchinson Vice Principals Awards Ellie Condron and Louis Riggs The Principal’s Awards Shems Preisner and Brooke Bindon College Glee Club Run Words and music by Gary Lightbody, Jonathan Quinn, Mark McClelland, Nathan Connolly and Iain Archer Vote of Thanks Finley Norton – Head Boy Closing Prayer Led by Shanaz Sharonsenthil FINAL HYMN Immortal Invisible (God only wise) Immortal, invisible, God only wise, In light inaccessible hid from our eyes, Most blessed, most glorious, the Ancient of Days, Almighty, victorious, thy great name we praise. Unresting, unhasting, and silent as light, Nor wanting, nor wasting, thou rulest in might; Thy justice like mountains high soaring above Thy clouds which are fountains of goodness and love. To all life thou givest to both great and small; In all life thou livest, the true life of all; We blossom and flourish as leaves on the tree, And wither and perish but nought changeth thee. Great Father of glory, pure Father of light, Thine angels adore thee, all veiling their sight; All laud we would render: O help us to see 'Tis only the splendour of light hideth thee. Words based on 1 Timothy 1:17 W.Chalmers Smith (1824-1908) Music: Welsh hymn melody The Accompanists this evening Mr James Lewis, Mr Oliver Poole and Mrs Rebecca Donaldson St Bede’s Catholic College Prize Giving Speakers Date Principal Guest 2018 Dr. Peter Mackie – Senior Lecturer, Cardiff University 2017 Mr Marvin Rees – Mayor of Bristol 2016 Professor Hugh Brady - Vice Chancellor and President of The University of Bristol Lee Ormsby – Actor, Writer and St. Bede’s Alumni 2015 Ms Amy Williams MBE - Olympic Gold Medallist Mr James Grindal - International Rugby Player 2014 Mr Raphael Burke - Professional Footballer Manchester United ‘Class of 92’ Mr Joseph Joyce – Professional Rugby Player Bristol Rugby & Irish Under 20’s International and St. Bede’s Alumni 2013 The Right Reverend Mike Hill – Lord Bishop of Bristol 2012 Mr Trevor Fry (RIP) – BBC Broadcaster 2011 Mr Mike Norton – Editor Bristol Post 2010 Mr Jason Gardener MBE – Olympic Gold Medallist 2009 Mr David Garmston – BBC Presenter 2008 Mr Mark Regan MBE, International Rugby Player Mr Anthony Mattis, Athlete and St. Bede’s Alumni 2007 Ms Marie Noelle Barton MBE Director of Women into Engineering & Science 2006 Rt Honourable Ann Widdecombe MP Mr Peter Sas – St. Bede’s Alumni 2005 Professor Mike Benton, Earth Sciences, Bristol University Ms Heather Tomlinson – Director of Education, Bristol 2004 Professor Kathy Sykes, Professor
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