Junior School Prizegiving 2024

Congratulations to this year’s Junior School prizewinners. 

On Monday, 1 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, Moving On and Sir Duke.

Mrs Ainsworth reflected on the achievements of the past year and prizes were presented by School Governor, Debbie Leonard.

The ceremony was concluded by J4 pupil Sebastian Hughes who gave the vote of thanks to staff, parents, Mrs Leonard and to his fellow Junior School pupils. 

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  Isabela Vital Marques	J2B  Teddy Brothwood	J3D   Anastasia Cronin-Wojdat	J4M  Leah Hartley-Richards
J1G  Anika Singh	J2L  William Blenkinsop	J3H  Antoine Paul-Maudhuy	J4O  Francesca Smith
J1F  Matilda Greenhalgh	J2P Kamile Valantine	J3S  Alice Keeble	J4S   Miya Craven

 

PROGRESS PRIZE WINNERS:

J1D  Oscar Maxton	J2B  Ellie White	J3D  Zayn Jaffri	J4M  Arabella Denton
J1G  Maximillian Williams	J2L  Harrish Kirubakaran	J3H  Samuel Oakes	J4O  Harriet Gordon
J1F  Sebastian Binks	J2P  Thea Rogers	J3S  Max Sebborn	J4S  Charlie Leslie

 

SUBJECT PRIZE WINNERS:

MATHS:

J1D  Darren Yuen	J2B  James Burton	J3D  Ruben Batho	J4M  Benjamin Marshall
J1G  SChukwuma Ekwueme	J2L  Arthur Irwin	J3H  Robert O’Neill	J4O  William Jones
J1F Dylan Unalkat	J2P  Luca Tong	J3S  Felicity Snowden	J4S   Jasmine Lee

ENGLISH:

J1D  Belle Hastings	J2B  Greta Javorskyte	J3D  Priyanka Varma	J4M Lydia O’Malley
J1G  Myla Patel	J2L  Ava Phillips	J3H Annabella Davies	J4O Edward Stewart
J1F  Sebastian Keogh	J2P  Alexander Graham	J3S  Wilfred Davies	J4S Tegan Graham

ART:

J1  Romy Safina

J2  Ariah Mittal

J3  Max Williams

J4  Florence Hain

SCIENCE:

J1  Alexandra Parker

J2  Chucheng Tan

J3  Enzo Masters

J4  Andrea Arechaga

MUSIC: 

J1  Emily Ames

J2  Aarna Uduchana

J3  Harriet McGuigan

J4  Jasmine Phillips

SPORT:

J1  Sophia Ratcliffe-Roberts	J2  Seren Graham	J3  Holly Moore
J1  Jax Thorne	J2  Eric Slater	J3  James Gray

DESIGN TECHNOLOGY:                 

J1  Lily Carroll

J2  Lukas Boecking

J3  Ariella Roe

J4  Sabri Devakumar

GEOGRAPHY: 

J1  Maximilian Sharma

J2  Clare Madden

J3  Henry Bibby

J4  Elsie O’Flynn

HISTORY:  

J1  Edward Roochove

J2  Henry Rayner

J3  Oluwatoni Alalade

J4  Michael Woodcock

ICT: 

J1  Alexander Watkins

J2  Leo McKenna

J3  Jake Mitchell

J4  Agam Singh

LANGUAGES:

J1  Gethin Lloyd

J2 Bronwen Sinclair

J3 Theodora Thomas

J4  Daniel George

RELIGIOUS STUDIES:

J1  Harrison Ketheswaran

J2  Hugo Malalana

J3  Angad Sandhu

J4  Edward Williams

 

MOST HOUSE POINTS AWARD:  Wilfred Davies

THE TERRY HANDS (CBE) CHESS CUP (for the most promising Chess player in the Junior School): Zach Pynadath

FENNELL PRIZE (for the highest average of 1s for effort across all reports in Junior School): Jasmine Phillips

DRAMA CUP: Lucy Rees-Bock

THE ENGLISH CUP (for engendering a passion of English): Anna Martin          

CROSS-COUNTRY CUP:  Poppy McKenna & Milo Hughes

THE PRESIDENT’S BAT (for performance and contribution to the U11 cricket team): William Goldsmith & Jessica Rayner

THE TOM CLAMP MEMORIAL (most significant contribution to sport): Poppy McKenna & Joshua Hughes

THE CONSTERDINE AWARD (For dedication and endeavour): Chloe Van Kalles

THE GRAHAM SHIELD (A pupil who always looks to the needs of others and upholds the values of the school at all times): Samuel Fox-Manning

THE BROTHERHOOD AWARD (A pupil who epitomises all that King’s stands for – a true ambassador for the school): Henry Hendrick-Lewis