Junior School Prizegiving 2022

Congratulations to this year’s Junior School prize-winners. 

On Monday, 4 July, parents, teachers and pupils gathered in the on-site marquee to celebrate the pupils’ achievements.

Guests were welcomed by Headmaster, Mr Hartley and entertainment was provided by the Junior School Choir who performed two fantastic pieces. 

With the help of four J4 pupils, Mrs Ainsworth reflected on the past year before introducing Myles Gallimore (OKS1993), pictured with Mr Hartley, to present this year’s prizes. 

Myles is a pilot who flown for a number of commercial airlines and served in the military, including a proud stint with the Red Arrows. He recounted to the pupils that he had wanted to become a pilot from an early age, and talked about the importance of staying focussed on your dreams. 

Here is the complete list of this year’s winners:

THE KING’S VALUES AWARD WINNERS:

This is a prize for pupils who have shown commitment to their studies and demonstrated the school’s core values of Aspire, Respect, Collaborate.

J1D  Oliver Dowd	J2F  Harry Hendrick-Lewis	J3B  Henry Wiseman	J4M  Seth Brander
J1G  Annabella Davies	J2P   Jasmine Lee	J3H  Monty Jones	J4O  George Powner
J1L  Enzo Masters	J2T  Iksha Shenoy	J3S  Benas Brazaitis	J4S  Alex Sedwell

 

PROGRESS PRIZE WINNERS:

J1D  Rory Green	J2F  Theo Blackman	J3B  James Hanslip	J4M  India Skyrme-Walker
J1G  Luca Griffiths	J2P  Andrea Arechaga	J3H  Ragavi Gunaraj	J4O  Alice Gooding
J1L  Charles Hamer	J2T  Michael Rymer	J3S  Max Cheetham	J4S  Sophia Hlinomazova

 

SUBJECT PRIZE WINNERS:

MATHS:

J1D  Henry Davies	J2F  Zach Pynadath	J3B  Jonty Sargeant	J4M  George Galbraith
J1G  Jake Mitchell	J2P  Vir Singh	J3H  Jake Thistlewood	J4O  Patrick Stananought
J1L  Bertie O’Neill	J2T  William Jones	J3S  Zahra Pope	J4S   Huw Bellis

ENGLISH:

J1D  Henry Stewart	J2F  Tegan Graham	J3B  Imogen Carway	J4M  Issy Hughes
J1G  Wilfred Davies	J2P  Hugo Kemp	J3H  Clara Hollday	J4O  Shivesh Kaviethasan
J1L  Angad Sandhu	J2T  Daniel George	J3S  Mollie Howdon	J4S  Tom Canning

ART:

J1  Max Williams

J2  Francesca Smith

J3  Ava Ekman

J4  Tess Walley

SCIENCE:

J1  India Thorne

J2  Aditya Pydah

J3  Anika Muraari Anand

J4  Rhys Jones

MUSIC: 

J1  Hettie Skyrme-Walker

J2  Jasmine Phillips

J3  Ellory Dean

J4  Hansika Senthil Kumar

SPORT:

J1  James Gray	J2  Josh Huges	J3  Harry Storrar
J1  Poppy Hayworth	J2  Chloe Van Kalles	J3  Farah Younis

DESIGN TECHNOLOGY:                 

J1  Zoya Jawad

J2  Oscar Rivkin

J3  Elif Karagulle

J4  Jonathan Das

GEOGRAPHY: 

J1  Ana Cronin-Wojdat

J2  Daksh Sharma

J3  Elliot Berg

J4  Cameron Christie

HISTORY:  

J1  Ted Dobson-Bainbridge

J2  Edward Williams

J3  Linzey Wei

J4  Dev Varma

ICT: 

J1  Cameron Kormaz-Minns

J2  Sebastian Hughes

J3  Ewan Holt

J4  Anushka Arya

MODERN LANGUAGES:

J1  Priyanka Varma

J2  Anna Martin

J3  Henry Beverley

J4  Archie Fletcher

RELIGIOUS STUDIES:

J1  Ariella Roe

J2  Mahi Malhotra

J3  Nikita Arya

J4  Yusuf Razaq

 

MOST HOUSE POINTS AWARD:  Tegan Graham

Fennell Prize (for the highest average of 1s for effort across all reports in Junior School): Amelie Curtis

DRAMA CUP (Decided by pupil vote): George Powner 

THE ENGLISH CUP (For engendering a passion of English): Jonathan Das                  

CROSS-COUNTRY CUP:  India Skyrme-Walker & Logan Sefton

THE PRESIDENT’S BAT: William MacLehose

THE TOM CLAMP MEMORIAL FOR SPORTING ACHIEVEMENT:  Poppy Coates & Tom Canning

THE CONSTERDINE AWARD ( For dedication and endeavour): George Galbraith

THE GRAHAM SHIELD (A pupil who always looks to the needs of others and upholds the values of the school at all times): Visakh Kartha

THE BROTHERHOOD AWARD (A pupil who epitomizes all that King’s stands for – a true ambassador for the school): Patrick Stananought