Junior School Prizegiving 2026

Congratulations to this year’s Junior School prizewinners. 

Across two ceremonies, held in Vanbrugh Theatre, parents, pupils and staff gathered to celebrate the achievements of our Junior School pupils. 

Coming to the end of her first year as Head of Willow Lodge and Junior School, Mrs Dewhurst used her first Prizegiving event to reflect on the past year, thanking pupils, staff and parents for their unwavering support. 

She said: “This year has been particularly special for me, as it marks my very first year leading this amazing school. Embarking on a new chapter of leadership brings vision and change, but it only succeeds when a community runs alongside you, and I have been incredibly lucky to have had so much support.”

For our J4 pupils and parents, the occasion marked the end of their time in Junior School, and Mrs Dewhurst wished them all the very best of luck for their bright futures: “It feels like only moments ago that the J4s and I were standing at the threshold of the autumn term, embarking on a brand-new chapter together. 

“They are my very first J4 graduating year group, and they have redefined what leadership, energy, and excellence look like at King’s.

“It speaks volumes about this cohort of impressive young people that so many of their Willow Lodge and Junior School teachers chose to join their parents at Prizegiving to celebrate their success.”

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 Olivia Boyle	J2B Melina Okumus	J3D  Max Sharma	J4M  Luca Tong
J1F Raphael Van Der Elst	J2D Penelope McCoy	J3H Thomas Cropper	J4O  Teddy Brothwood
J1G Alex Williams	J2P Isla Edwards	J3S  Matilda Greenhalgh	J4S   Sophie Dechazel

 

PROGRESS PRIZE WINNERS:

J1D  Abigail Dowd	J2B  Joshua Harris	J3D  Bertie Borrowdale	J4M  Thea Rogers
J1F  Oscar Martin	J2D  Ivy Ormesher	J3H Andrea Maugeri	J4O  Alex Armour
J1G  Livvy Loizides	J2P  Harry Grimes	J3S  Charlie Chase-Carew	J4S  Charlie Coney

 

SUBJECT PRIZE WINNERS:

MATHS:

J1D  Ishaan Kodumuri	J2B  Laith Abdel-Qader	J3D Dylan Unalkat	J4M Alex Graham
J1F  Benji Lea	J2D  Dominic O’Neill	J3H Chuma Ekwueme	J4O  Chloe Rosser
J1F Isabella Oomen	J2P  Juliette Dechazel	J3S Jayson Loizides	J4S  Arthur Irwin

ENGLISH:

J1D  Jasper Roberts	J2B  Beatrice Baker	J3D  Myla Patel	J4M  Jessica Knight
J1F  Lily Roberts	J2D  Oberon Moukarzel	J3H  Sloane Sharma	J4O  Corrin Lee
J1G  Ayla Dhiman	J2P  Ellis Newton	J3S   Anika Singh	J4S   Eva Dewbery

ART:

J1 Brithi Parlapalli Sudharsan

J2 Maya Devakumar

J3 Isabela Vital Marques

J4 Mia Elton

SCIENCE:

J1  Henri Jones

J2 Lily Tong

J3 Romy Safina

J4 Chucheng Tan

MUSIC: 

J1 Adharv Kondapareddy

J2 Oscar Malalana

J3 Darren Yuen

J4  Hugo Malalana

SPORT:

J1 Phoebe Cookson	J2  Olivia Fearnhead	J3  Alex Parker
J1 Albert Burgin	J2  Otis Scott	J3 Albert Thompson

CROSS COUNTRY:                 

J3 Joshua Coates

DESIGN TECHNOLOGY:                 

J1  Avissa Paull

J2  Sam Rosser

J3  Freddie Lee

J4 Lukas Boeking

GEOGRAPHY: 

J1 George Jenkinson

J2Thea Lowry

J3 Leo Young

J4  Charlotte Pierce

HISTORY:  

J1 Laura Leach

J2  Jacob Davies

J3 Edward Roochove

J4  Harriet Palmer

COMPUTING: 

J1 Delilah Small

J2 William Penn

J3 Avyan Katta

J4 Leo McKenna

LANGUAGES:

J1  Sriyan Parlapalli Sudharsan

J2 Darcy Byrne

J3 Jack Davies

J4  Lauren Parkes

RELIGIOUS STUDIES:

J1 Sebastian Fuller

J2 Maia Barker

J3 Kai Eftekhari

J4  Jia Verney

 

FENNELL PRIZE (for the highest average for effort across all reports in the Junior School):  Chucheng Tan, Luca Tong, Seren Graham 

DRAMA CUP:  Parita Desai

THE ENGLISH CUP (for engendering a passion of English):  Francesca Little

CROSS-COUNTRY CUP:  Seren Graham

THE PRESIDENT’S BAT (for performance and contribution to the cricket team): Hugo Mahadanaarachchi

THE TOM CLAMP MEMORIAL (most significant contribution to sport):  Sophia Marshall and Eric Slater

THE CONSTERDINE AWARD (For dedication and endeavour):  Ellie White

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

THE BROTHERHOOD AWARD (A pupil who epitomises all that King’s stands for – a true ambassador for the school): James Burton

THE KINDNESS CUP (For the child who just gets on with the job, doesn’t have a nasty bone in their body and is everyone’s friend): Renzo Lee-Reynolds