PRIZEGIVING 2019

Friday 6th September - Norwich Cathedral

Norwich School PrizegivingFriday 6th September 2019, Norwich Cathedral

Order of Ceremony

Welcome from the Reverend Canon ofNorwich Cathedral, Aidan Platten

Chairman of Governors

Head Master, Head of School &Deputy Heads of School

Musical Interlude

Presentation of the Prizes

Musical Interlude

Principal Guest: Dr Emma Pooley (ON) Olympian

Vote of thanks by the Chairman

The National Anthem

Academic Prize Winners U4 2019

James Mathews PrizeLatin Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Progress PrizeProgress PrizeProgress PrizeMathematics Biology Chemistry Physics Reynolds Prize for English French GermanSpanishFriends Prize for History Geography Religious Studies DramaMusicAlex Humphris Art Prize

Academic Prize Winners L4 2019

Freya OsborneFreya Osborne

Georgia Hodgson Colette Maxwell-Preston

Yohan Saravanamuttu Caidon Cary

Charles CloverRheo Shaikh

Mary Amaka-Maidoh Kyran Demetri

Xing PhanAmelia Braidwood

Daisy PickeringSean O'Malley

Dev KamathDaniel NevilleAdam Kelsall

Ewan Lennard Christopher Doylend

Atticus HitchingsGrace Yeo

Eleanor McGuire

Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Progress PrizeProgress PrizeMathematics Biology Chemistry Physics Friends Prize for English French Cater Prize for GermanSpanish Geography History Religious Studies Latin DramaMusic2D Design Alec Baughan Prize for 3D DesignCathedral Choristers Leaving Prize Cathedral Choristers Leaving Prize Cathedral Choristers Leaving Prize Cathedral Choristers Leaving Prize Cathedral Choristers Leaving Prize

Jay Ambadkar Edward Pearson

Naraen Prabhakar Daniel Windsor

Anson Chan Amelie Duez

Alexander Walker Ralph Pye

Imogen James Matthew Hudson

Eliza Prior Anushka Damodar Chester Dimoglou

Alexander Wade Jemima Gotto Thomas Clark

Kyden Seed-Adams Benjamin Rollinson

Padme Smith Nana Bekoe

Ottilie Johnson Sebastian Doe

Elliot Hawkings Dylan Parsons Aidan Pitcher

Nathan Pitcher Rufus Sergent

Academic Prize Winners L5 2019

Academic Excellence in a range of subjectsAcademic Excellence in a range of subjectsAcademic Excellence in a range of subjectsAcademic Excellence in a range of subjectsProgress PrizeProgress PrizeProgress PrizeProgress Prize

MathematicsBiology Chemistry PhysicsEnglish Monk Prize for French Friends Prize for German Spanish Geography History Religious Studies Monk Prize for Latin Classical Civilisation Music Junior Drama Howes Prize for Design Art 3D Design

George Bowyer Ann Kalu

Alexander Lelewel Jack Yaxley

Jack Blackham Amy Griffiths

Rohan Nair Charlotte Warnes

Mirha Kashif James Cross

Raul Wigglesworth Jared Ikazoboh Charlie Windle

Sabina Baker Charlotte Riches

Shraeya Saravanavel Olivier Vedrenne Matthew Buttery

Lily Macdonald Jack Buttery

Archie Lowder Adam Chillingworth

Elizabeth James Milton Maxwell Hamish Sugden

Alastair Wyllie

Academic Prize Winners M5 2019

Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Greek Progress PrizeProgress Prize Progress Prize Progress PrizeField Prize for Mathematics Field Prize for Chemistry Field Prize for Biology Field Prize for Physics Dyers Prize for Science Johnson Prize for English Monk Prize for French Monk Prize for German Spanish Haldinstein Prize for History Geography Friends Prize for Religious Studies Monk Prize for Latin Forrest Prize for Classical Civilisation

Toby FinchBenjamin Groat

Lila HallamNavaneeth Hari Krishnan Navaneeth Hari Krishnan

Bradley Beales Benjamin Lettice

Isabella Lopez-Scott Joseph Roy

Edward WilsonEdward Wilson

Linton Challinor James Ribbands

Jonathan CheongIsabel Cutts

Arjuna Puvanachandra Nicholas Saunders

Anna AustinJonathon Catmull

Abigail HillLily Brown

Bethan CallowDaniel Griffiths

Elsa ArdernMarianne Smith

Zachary TaylorZachary Taylor

Academic Prize Winners U5 2019

Edward BayesJoe BeadmanEmily CahirMolly Carroll Debangshu Chakrabarti Phoebe Chapman Lucy GarsideRueben Gopaul Laurence Herring

Prizes for Outstanding Achievement at GCSE (for those achieving at least 8A*s)

Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Academic Excellence in a range of subjects Progress PrizeProgress PrizeProgress PrizeProgress PrizeDean Lefroy Prize for Mathematics Field Prize for Biology Scott Pillow Prize for Chemistry Scott Pillow Prize for Physics Jarrold Prize for Science Johnson Prize for English Monk Prize for French Monk Prize for German Spanish Geography Haldinstein Prize for History Religious Studies Monk Prize for Latin Taylor Prize for Classical Civilisation Greek MusicComputer ScienceDrama Friends Prize for Art James Fell Prize for 2D Design 3D Design Academic PE

Laurence Herring Ashley Thorpe Christian Eade

Emma SibleyJames Webster

Jude Widdowson Callum Gray

Debangshu Chakrabarti Rueben Gopaul

Vikash Senthil KumarJoe BeadmanArchie Nolan

Edward BayesDaniel Tharian

Molly CarrollKitty Taylor

Theo MooreGrace Murray

Elsa ArdernHenry James

Angus Murphy-LennoxCharlotte Pollard

Advik ChitreAugustus Sanders

Isabel Glenton Marianne Smith

Joshua KohlerSophia Basset

Gerald IkazobohSurya JyothiJoelle LokTheo MooreAngus Murphy-LennoxAlice-Lily NneneArchie NolanCharlotte PollardFrancesca Riordan

Revanth RoyVikash Senthil KumarOliver SibleyMarianne SmithDaniel TharianAshley ThorpeJoshua WigginsKitty Womack

James LiveseyToby Hunt

Emilia FoysterElizabeth Collinson

Vani KumarHarvey Fisher

Computer Science Music Art 3D Design2D DesignAcademic PE

Academic Prize Winners L6 2019

Progress PrizeProgress PrizeProgress PrizeFurther Mathematics Friends Prize for Mathematics Biology Chemistry Scott Pillow Prize for Physics English German Lord Leicester's Prize for French Spanish Laura Quelch Prize for History Geography Blackman Prize for Economics Business EnterpriseContribution to Theatre Production Mirfield Prize for Philosophy PsychologyPolitics Religious Studies Classical Civilisation Latin Computer ScienceMusicArt Turner Prize for History of ArtWill Pointer Prize for Design3D Design Sports Science

Matthew DeanOlivia Gaskin

Jessica JollyJames Pearson

Aniruddh PrabhuMartha Chan

William ChengJames Thistlewood

Juliet SteedAmy Buck

Esther WigginsOriana Alizond

Etienne PellElla Grace Thompson-Ives

Mia LaiAkshita Brahma Akshita Brahma

Millicent BensteadLorna Gauvain

Joseph OsborneLouisa Dixey

Alice WollocombeKian Moghaddas

Otillie MillerIndira Smith

Gabriella Moretti-Miles Rosabelle Valentine

Ruby LandisNadia Sharpe

Eleanor Hayward

Academic Prize Winners U6 2019

Progress Prize Progress Prize Progress Prize Progress PrizeProgress Prize3D Design Further Mathematics Lord Mayor’s Prize for Mathematics Copeman Prize for Science Fleming Prize for Science Field Prize for Biology Salters Prize for Chemistry Field Prize for Physics Andrew Stephenson Prize for an English Essay Religious Studies German

Dennis Adibe Hannah Kirby

Harry Peachment Joshua Pond

Maisie Cruickshank Maisie Cruickshank

George Chrisovelides Luke ByrneJessica Shu

Jason LeeEleanor Perkins Alice Whittaker

Cameron Aldren Daisy Campbell Daisy CampbellThomas Dewin

T

Monk Prize for LatinGreekComputer Science

Senior Drake Prize for Composition

John Walker Prize for Outstanding Effort in History Of Art

Science

Harry TroiseLauren Li

Thomas Blythe-Bartram India Riordan

Louis MianIsobel Windle

Joseph Wootton Sophia Haehnelt

Anya BirchHarry Fisher

Sarah Costello Artemis Apergi

Joshua Gilmour Jonathan Jolly Jonathan Jolly

Henry LeeAdam Possener

Willow Major Madeleine Clements

Juliette KellyElla Gant

Roberta Wilson Joshua Pond

Prizes for Outstanding Achievement at A level (for those achieving at least 2A*s and an A)

Cameron AldrenCharles AustinEleanor Borrill Walter ButteryDaisy CampbellGeorge ChrisovelidesEve CopemanMaisie CruickshankToby CullingNieve GauvainFaye Hilyer

Emily HoldcroftDodavah IwoMatthew JamesRowan KiamHenry LeeJason LeeAiko LeungWillow MajorLouis MianEdward Parkinson

Harry PeachmentIndia RiordanAngus RussellHarry ScottJessica ShuJasmine SoSophie ToddHarry TroiseLara WellsJoseph Wootton

The Governors would like to acknowledge the following members of staff for the length and quality of their service to Norwich School:

Staff Long Service Awards

Over 20 years of service:

Nicola Dunnett - Lower School Teacher

Susan Peck - Laboratory Technician

Community and Co-curricular Prize Winners 2019

Karen Sillett Memorial Award for Representative Sport Emma Pooley Cup Mike Wilson Cup Sophie Key Trophy for Excellence in Girls Sport Outstanding Contribution to Fourth Form Boys Sport Outstanding Contribution to Fourth Form Girls Sport Outstanding Contribution to Fifth Form Boys Sport Outstanding Contribution to Fifth Form Girls Sport MBS Team of the Year Rolls Singing PrizeFrancis McIvor Prize for Musical Theatre Deveson Music L4 PrizeDeveson Music Junior PrizeDeveson Music Junior PrizeDeveson Music Intermediate PrizeDeveson Music Senior PrizeQueen's Scout AwardQueen's Scout Award8th Norwich Young Leader AwardNNAB Prize for Community ServiceJames Hooper Award for DebatingAnna Dunlop PrizeAlfred Ikin PrizeHenry Blakeney Chapel Choir PrizeSebastian John AwardSir Thomas Gawdy Legal Award Barratt & Cooke AwardPricewaterhouseCoopers Prize for EnterpriseBen Colchin Award Ben Colchin Trophy Simon Cook PrizeHeather Coles AwardHead of School Award

Freddie StewardEliza Barclay

James CherryEvelyn Witte

Kit ScottMadison Kelly

Pieter De Lange Amelia Barclay

J15 RowingJuliette Kelly

Faye HilyerColette Maxwell-Preston

Persephone Andrews Amelia Polansky

Brooke ElleyJames Thistlewood

James HillHarry Peachment

Louisa DixeyOtto Probert

Joe WellsDaisy Campbell

Harry FisherJeffrey Chung

Benjamin Millett Arjun Kamath

John ElliottEsther Wiggins

Emily HoldcroftHarvey Scott

James JiaArtemis Apergi Morgan Hardy

Explanation of Prizes

James Mathews Prize - donated by Dr Ken and Mrs Margaret Mathews, in memory of their son James Mathews, a former L4 pupil. Awarded to a new member of Lower 4 who has contributed the most to school life, inside and outside of the classroom. Reynolds Prize for English - awarded for outstanding contribution to English and is in honour of Sarah Reynolds, ON.Friends Prize for History - donated by the Friends of Norwich School and awarded to a Lower 4 pupil who has done exceptionally well in history.Alex Humphris Art Prize - donated by Alex Humphris, Former Head of Art at Norwich School, and awarded

for outstanding contribution to art.Friends Prize for English - donated by the Friends of Norwich School and awarded for outstanding

contribution to English.Cater Prize for German - donated by Eric Cater in memory of his wife, Maria, who died in 1997. Maria was a much-loved teacher of German and French. It is awarded for outstanding contribution to German.

Monk Prize for French - awarded for outstanding contribution to French in memory of James Henry Monk ON. Friends Prize for German - donated by the Friends of Norwich School and awarded for outstanding contribution to German.Monk Prize for Latin - awarded for outstanding contribution to Latin in memory of James Henry Monk, ON and Classical Scholar. Howes Prize for Design - donated by Percy Howes and awarded for outstanding contribution to design. Dyers Prize for Science - donated by the Worshipful Company of Dyers, one of the Livery Companies of the City of London, with whom Norwich School has a historical connection. Awarded for outstanding contribution to science.Haldinstein Prize for History - donated by Mr Haldinstein, who was one of the owners of the Bally shoe factory, and awarded for significant contribution to history.

Friends Prize for Religious Studies - donated by the Friends of Norwich School and awarded for outstanding contribution to religious studies.Dean Lefroy Prize for Mathematics - awarded for outstanding contribution to mathematics in memory of Dean Lefroy, Vice Chairman in 1903.

Scott Pillow Prize for Chemistry - awarded for outstanding contribution to chemistry in memory of Scott Pillow, an ON killed in action in WW1.Scott Pillow Prize for Physics - awarded for outstanding contribution to physics in memory of of Scott Pillow, an ON killed in action in WW1.Jarrold Prize for Science - donated by the Jarrold family and awarded for outstanding contribution to science.Monk Prize for German - awarded for outstanding contribution to German in memory of James Henry Monk ON.Taylor Prize for Classical Civilisation - donated by the Taylor family and awarded for significant contribution to classical civilisation.Friends Prize for Art - donated by the Friends of Norwich School and awarded for outstanding contribution to art.

Friends Prize for Mathematics - donated by the Friends of Norwich School and awarded for outstanding contribution to mathematics. Lord Leicester's Prize for French - donated by the Earl of Leicester and awarded for outstanding contribution to French.Laura Quelch Prize for History - donated by Professor JA Quelch (ON 62-69), in his daughter’s name; he was an ON and went on to be a Master at Oxford. Awarded for significant contribution to history. Blackman Prize for Economics - named after Ron Blackman, who was appointed as the Bursar in 1974, and is awarded for outstanding contribution to economics.Mirfield Prize for Philosophy - donated by Peter Mirfield, former Governor of Norwich School, for outstanding contribution to philosophy.Turner Prize for History of Art - awarded in honour of Mrs Janine Turner, former teacher of History of Art, for significant contribution to history of art.Will Pointer Prize for Design - a framed piece of artwork donated by Will Pointer (ON 94-01), awarded to a member of the Sixth Form who has excelled in 2D design.Lord Mayor’s Prize for Mathematics - donated by the Lord Mayor for outstanding contribution to mathematics.Copeman Prize for Physical Sciences - donated by Geoffrey Copeman, former Chair of Norwich School Governors, for significant contribution in physical sciences.Fleming Prize for Biological Science - named in honour of Alexander Fleming for outstanding contribution in biology.Salters Prize for Chemistry - awarded for outstanding contribution to chemistry, in memory of Canon Salters of Norwich, ON.Andrew Stephenson Prize for an English Essay - awarded for outstanding contribution to English, named in honour of Andrew Stephenson, former Head Master.Sheriff’s Prize for History - donated by the High Sheriff for significant contribution to history.Friends Prize for Geography - donated by the Friends of Norwich School for significant contribution to geography.Tyson-Cain Prize for Economics - awarded for outstanding contribution to economics in memory of James Tyson-Cain, Former Master i/c of the Lower School. Bernard Burrell Prize for Music - donated by Mr Burrell's wife in his memory. Mr Burrell was Director of Music during the 70s and 80s and the prize is awarded for outstanding contribution to music.Self Prize for Music - awarded for outstanding contribution to music, named in honour of Freddie Self, former Second Master of Norwich School.Drake Prize for Composition - donated by Jeremy Drake (ON 63-72), an outstanding musician. Awarded to a pupil who has made a significant contribution to musical composition. Aubrey Aitken Drama Prize - awarded for outstanding contribution to drama, named in honour of Bishop Aubrey Aitken ON. John Walker Prize for Outstanding Effort in History of Art - donated by the family of John Walker (NS

72-16), former teacher, for outstanding effort in history of art.Paul Frost History of Art Prize - donated by the family of Paul Frost (ON 62-71) for outstanding contribution to history of art.Harris Prize for Art - statue donated by Pat and Lesley Harris for outstanding contribution to art.

Karen Sillett Memorial Award for Representative Sport - awarded in memory of Karen Sillett, former

member of support staff, for elite representation in sport.

Emma Pooley Cup - awarded for Upper 6 contribution to senior girls sport; named in honour of Emma

Pooley (ON 99-01), Olympian Cyclist.

Mike Wilson Cup - awarded for Upper 6 contribution to senior boys sport; named in honour of Mike Wilson,

former Head of PE.

Sophie Key Trophy for Excellence in Girls Sport - awarded to a sixth form girl for excellence in girls sport.

MBS Team of the Year - donated by company MBS and awarded to the sports team of the year.

Rolls Singing Prize - donated by Geo Rolls (ON 02-13) for outstanding contribution to music.

Francis McIvor Prize for Musical Theatre - donated by Francis McIvor, former teacher at Norwich School, for

outstanding contribution to musical theatre.The Deveson Music Prizes were endowed in 1984 by the parents of James Deveson (ON 79-86).

only the House Music Festival provided the opportunity for solo performers to be assessed by an outside

adjudicator.

Queen's Scout Award - The Queen's Scout Award is the top achievement for Explorer Scouts and Scout

Network members and comprises a variety of activities to complete. 8th Norwich Young Leader Award - donated by former staff member, David Sturdee, now Assistant Scout

Leader, 8th Norwich Sea Scouts. Awarded to a member who has shown leadership, confidence and resilience.

NNAB Prize for Community Service - donated by Norfolk & Norwich Association for the Blind (NNAB).

Awarded to a member of the Sixth Form who has made an outstanding contribution to volunteering and

Community Service.

James Hooper Award for Debating - donated by by James Hooper (ON 00-10) for excellence at debating

and encouraging involvement in debating across various year groups.

Anna Dunlop Prize - the winner of this prize is voted for by the Common Room to recognise the Upper 6

female leaver who they feel has made an all-round outstanding contribution to the school. Awarded in

memory of Anna Dunlop, former member of teaching staff.

Alfred Ikin Prize - the winner of this prize is voted for by the Common Room to recognise the Upper 6 male

leaver who they feel has made an all-round outstanding contribution to the school. Awarded in memory of

Alfred Ikin, former member of teaching staff.

Henry Blakeney Chapel Choir Prize - awarded for outstanding contribution to music, specifically Chapel

Choir.

Sebastian John Award - presented in honour of Sebastian John (ON 97-04), who went on to study Civil

Engineering at Loughborough University. Awarded for outstanding contribution to engineering.

Sir Thomas Gawdy Legal Award - awarded by Ashtons Legal; the prize includes one week’s work experience

and is awarded to someone who is studying law next year and has made outstanding progression in their

studies.

Barratt and Cooke Award - awarded by Barratt and Cooke; the prize includes one week’s work experience

and is awarded to someone who is interested in stockbroking and has made outstanding progression in their

studies.

Ben Colchin Award - awarded to a member of the Upper Sixth who has interesting plans for a gap year,

particularly if there is a connection with languages.

Ben Colchin Trophy - awarded for outstanding contribution to sport.

Simon Cook Prize - awarded in memory of Simon Cook (ON 86-93), specifically for someone who has

prevailed in the face of adversity.

Heather Coles Award - awarded in honour of Heather Coles (ON 94-96), to an Upper 6 female leaver who has

interesting plans for a gap year, particularly if there is a connection with economics and overseas

development.

Music during the ceremony

Flower Duet from Lakmé Charlotte Pollard and Brooke Elley (Voice)

The Vagabond Daniel Possener (Voice). Accompanied by Adam Possener

Toccata in FAngus Murphy-Lennox (Organ)

IntradaAdam Chillingworth (Organ)

Sonata opus II, No. 4 (Presto)Harvey Sillitoe (Flute)

Delibes

Vaughan Williams

Widor

Grayston Ives

Music preceding the ceremony

Violin Concerto, 1st movement Katja Ruda (Violin)

Flute ConcertinoIndira Smith (Flute)

Bruch

Chaminade

Michel Blavet

The National Anthem

God save our gracious Queen,

Long live our noble Queen,God save the Queen.Send her victorious,Happy and glorious,

Long to reign over us:God save the Queen!

Thy choicest gifts in storeOn her be pleased to pour,

Long may she reign.May she defend our laws,

And ever give us causeTo sing with heart and voice:

God save the Queen!

Floral arrangements by Norwich Cathedral Flower Guild

Following the service, all attendees are cordially invited to join us for refreshments in the Norwich School Refectory.