A Governors’ tea is held once a term for those students who have received 500, 750 and 1000 Merits. The certificates and badges are awarded to each student by the Chair of Governors and the Head of House.
On a sunny afternoon, parents and other family members gathered in the Dining Hall for this term’s Governors’ Tea. First came the tea and cakes and then we all enjoyed meeting this term’s Award Winners. Hosted in her inimitable style by Mrs Robins (Hevingham), we learned a little about each recipient before he or she received a badge and certificate from Vice Chair of Governors, Martin Penny. Always a very pleasant occasion, everyone enjoys the presentations and learning about each student and the hopes and ambitions each has for the future.
Year 11: 1000 Merits – Shahniar Arain
Year 10: 750 Merits – Stanley Wilks
500 Merits – Sophie Miller, Louis Perron
Year 9: 500 Merits – George Back, Esther Shaw.
Year 8: 500 Merits – Chantelle Bennett, Katie Brown,
Chloe McGuire
Year 11: 750 Merits – Molly Barrett
Year 10: 1000 Merits – Kate Boorman
Year 9: 500 Merits – Christopher Cohen, Luke Mitchell, Abigail Street, Angel Watt.
Year 8: 750 Merits – Kiara Clarke
500 Merits – Charlotte Chambers, Caitlin Lace, Lydia Surridge
Year 11: 1000 Merits – Amber Oreshko, Grace Rogers, Nadine Tucker-Jones,
750 Merits – William Allchorn
Year 10: 1000 Merits – Faye Collins
500 Merits – Rhianna Bradford and Kurtis Weston.
Year 10: 750 Merits – Harvey Andrew, Sophie Britton, Beatrice Isaac, Ellie Kent, James Sahin
500 Merits – Rees Colville, Ella Jones, Patrick Jump
Year 9: 750 Merits – Daisy Meadowcroft
500 Merits – Jacob Butterworth, Zafira Shah, Rory Hunter,
Shana Hutchings, Zak Lambden,
Amber McCowen-Smith, Max Rumble,
Natalia Stoddart, Alexander Styles, Lewis Turnbull
Year 11: 750 Merits – Sophie Langford
Year 10: 1,000 Merits – Alice Chamings
500 Merits – Holly Lock, Ben Lovett, Jamie Vodden, Emily Woods
Year 9: 500 Merits – Katie McIntyre, Jessica Penny, Jacob Stanhope, Amber Westbrook
Year 8: 500 Merits – Chloe Bousted, Caitlin Curtis, Eleanor De La Cour