TRINITY TERM 2016
Prizes and Awards
JUNIOR DIPLOMA DISTINCTION (no certificates)
L4
Georgina Andrews
Poppy D’Abo
Matilda Massey
Archie McMaster-Christie
Dolly Payne
Gabriella Sanchez Ganuza
U4
Sophia Guilfoyle
Huda Javed
Amelia Livingstone Booth
Angel Lulu-Briggs
Charlotte Orton
Lucia Palacio-Ramirez
Aggie Palmer
Venetia Tett
L5
Hannah Barber
Verity Bruce
Harriet Bruges
Madeline Cater
Shermaine Cheung
Hannah Collin
Tilly Cripwell
Chloe Dick
Isobel Ellis
Amelia Etherington
Charlotte Ferguson
Alice Foulger
Madeleine Gray
Leila Hollingworth
Matilda Jenkins
Emilia Luders
Annabelle Martin
Lotte Micklethwaite
Eleanor Miller
Luli Mountbatten
Jemima Nettleton
Brenna Orrock
Ella Pearce
Lucy Renville
Alice Richardson
Catherine Sawyer
Tilly Scull
Chloe Stevens
Emily Treacher
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END OF TERM – PROGRESS PRIZES
L4
Isabella Hustler-Parker
Lily Leaf
Saskia Preston
Matilda Yorke
Lola Dare
U4
Maria-Reyes Cano Marcos
Chloe Huang
Katy Lauchard
Matilda Staples
Taya Keating
L5
Hannah Barber
Verity Bruce
Lotte Micklethwaite
Alice Price
Chloe Stevens
M5 Prizes
Isabelle Keating
Lucinda Miller
Serena Mundy
Emily Watson
Harriet Wright
M5 Commended
Emma Kwok
Annabel Mortimer
Leila Tillard
Kiki Wiggin
Willow Wordie
U5 Prizes
Emily Browning
Charlotte Given
Harriet Lees
Araminta Stubbs
Charlotte Tincknell
U5 Commended
Theodora Cottrell
Susanna Evelegh
Fenella May
Tamsin Miller
Holly Stephens
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L6 COMMENDATIONS
Headmistress Commendations for consistent effort and excellent progress throughout the L6:
Saskia Tennant
Elena Garcia Sale
Lily Stevens
Fran Enever
Natasha Philips
Frances Budd
Sonya Shats
Emily Pope
Rosanna Miller
Dawnee Kanjanapas
Holly Hills
Meredith Bashaarat
Josephine Marshall
Alicia Robinson
Rebecca Stagg
Valerie Tsoi
Flora Wordie
Frances Cattermull
Louisa McGregor
Serena Dwerryhouse
Sophie Dible
Caterina Piovesana
Alexandra Hurst
Haya Binladen
Jessica Soanes
PHYSICS DEPARTMENT
The Ogden Physics prize – awarded to the most promising year 10 student – Aaliyah Adesida
Schools’ Physicist of the year – in association with the Ogden Trust and the University of Exeter –
Awarded to most promising year 12 student – Valerie Tsoi
BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT
Four Lower Six biologists have taken part in the intermediate biology Olympiad with the following
results:
Commended:
Tiffany Chan
Highly Commended:
Alice Slade
Shannon Koo
Eleanor Fisher
Earlier in the year Teresa Feng achieved a silver medal in the Biology Olympia, a national top level
competition.
M5 BUSINESS CHALLENGE
Trophy awarded to the group CEOs:
Natasha Linhart and Izzy Keating
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DUKE OF EDINBURGH’S AWARD
Gold
Imogen
Annabelle
Yani
Olivia
Nicola
Annie
Lexie
Sophia
Clara
Sienna
Rebecca
Andrews
Blackshear
Bridge
Gilmour
Harris
Haswell
Humphrey
Hutchinson
Lindsay
Newton
Orton
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
Bashaarat
Budd
Newton
Rivero
Robinson
Rogers
Symonds
Silver
Silver
Silver
Silver
Silver
Silver
Silver
Silver
Meredith
Frances
Sienna
Blanca
Alicia
Alice
Georgia
BERLIN SKETCHBOOKS AND WORKBOOKS
Prizes are awarded to the best U6 and best L6 sketchbooks and workbooks:
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Best informed and presented U6 sketchbook goes to Katharine Evelegh.
Prizes for really excellent sketchbooks go to Lily Purbrick and Sophia Hutchinson.
Lily Stevens and Mary Butler both get the best sketchbooks and leading into ‘Layers of a
City’ prize.
Francesca Enever and Josie Marshall receive a prize for well informed and very full
sketchbooks.
Special progress prizes are awarded to Lizzy Gunton and Amelia Belle.
LEITHS SCHOOL OF FOOD AND WINE
Merit: Abigail Dillon
Distinction: (and top scorer) Rosie Livingstone
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DEBATING SOCIETY PRIZE
U6 Prize:
L6 Prize:
Annie Haswell
Grace Palmer
Emily Pope
SMOOTH TALKING
A number of girls took part in the Smooth Talking activity this year, which culminated in an external
assessment from the English Speaking Board. As a result the following girls have achieved
awards.
Level 1
Iona Connelly - Merit
Isobel Ellis - Merit
Louise (Luli) Mountbatten - Merit
Amelia Sharp – Merit
Level 2
Amelia Mowat – Merit
Ella Milne – Distinction
SPORTS DEPT
Athletics
What a fantastic atmosphere it was on sports day. There were superb performances and a real
House spirit shown throughout the day. Sports day was contested fiercely with Kenelm and
Wingfield Digby sharing 1st place in the Lower 5th competition, Reader Harris winning the Middle 5th
trophy and Kenelm winning the senior trophy. The overall winners were Kenelm.
This has been a fantastic season not only for the teams but also for individuals. In the North Dorset
Competition our Lower 4 and Lower 5 team are both champions with Middle 5 team being placed
2nd. The Junior / Intermediate team has won all of its athletics meetings. In the County
Championships the following girls achieved these results:
Third place
Araminta Stubbs
Matilda Murray
Verity Zisser
IG 1500 metres
JG 800 metres
Yr7 High Jump
2nd Place
Lola Dare
Olivia Manson
Grace Palmer
Yr7 200 metres
SG 1500 metres
SG 200 metres
County Champions (certificates to collect)
Hettie Dart
Yr7 70 meter hurdles – she has also been selected for Dorset County in the
Under 13 Southern Inter Counties meeting at Kingston Upon Thames on
Sunday 31st July.
Tamsin Miller
IG Javelin (37.28 meters) National Standard
Tamsin Miller
IG Shot - County Record Holder (12.78 meters) and National Standard
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Grace Palmer
Mary Butler
SG 400 meters
SG 1500 meters
The following girls also represented Dorset at the South West Championships:
Mary Butler 3rd place – 1500 meters 4:43:40 (personal best)
Olivia Manson – 3rd place in the 3000 meters
Grace Palmer - 2nd in the senior girls 400 meters
Tamsin Miller – 2nd place shot putt.
Tamsin Miller and Mary Butler have been selected to compete for Dorset in the English Schools
Championships in Gateshead on 8th/9th July – we wish them the best of luck
Biathle
Olivia Manson has been selected for Great Britain to compete in the European Biathle in Portugal
during the summer holidays
Cricket
Congratulations to Tilly Scull who represents Somerset County at Under 15 level
Netball
Although it is not the netball season we have some performances to be proud of.
Rosie Read has been selected for Somerset Satellite Squad. Also, congratulation to Phoebe
Wells, Eliza Gilmore, Alice Foulger who have been selected for the Somerset County Performance
Academy Squad.
Tennis
This term, the tennis teams have been outstanding. There has been a 91 per cent win rate with
only 5 teams losing just one game. The 2nd team, 3rd team, Under 15C, Under 14, A, B,C and D
team all having an unbeaten season.
The Under 14 team (Tilly Scull, Jemima Nettleton, Amelia Etherington, Eliza Gilmour) won the
North Dorset Championships with the Under 15 team (Ella Milne, Tallulah (Toots) Covell, Emilie
Tubbs, Thea Berry) taking Bronze in the same competition. Eliza Gilmour and Jemima Nettleton
did not lose a set all season. Tilly Scull has represented Somerset County Tennis at under 15
level.
Swimming
The school house swimming gala was an exciting hard fought competition. The results were as
follows:
U13
Kenelm
U14
Kenelm
U15
Aldhelmsted East
Seniors
Dunholme
Kayleigh Parker won the inaugural Messiter Cup in the high performance swimmers showpiece
event
All our swimmers have been making waves in the swimming world this term with their
performances. The school swimming team have been unbeaten at Under 18 and Under 16 level
this term.
 Six girls qualified for the South west Regionals and ended up with 3 Regional Champions –
Jess Carroll (2 events) and Kayleigh Parker (1 event)
 Elizabeth Allen has made it to the British Nationals 1500m open water which will be held at
the end of July.
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Rebecca Flack and Elizabeth Allen have qualified for the Welsh Summer Championships in
August
Olivia Flack has qualified for the English Championships in August
Kayleigh Parker, Jess Carroll and Harriet Watts have qualified for the British Championship
in Sheffield during July
Target Sprint
Six girls (Hannah Collin, Lucy Fortescue, Mary Butler, Christa Cripwell plus Araminta Stubbs and
Olivia Manson) were selected for the National Target Sprint Championships which are to be held in
Cardiff but only Araminta Stubbs and Olivia Manson are able to compete in this event during the
holidays.
House Trophies
Tennis
Lower 5
Dun Holme
Middle 5
Reader Harris
Senior Reader Harris
Colours Awards
Athletics
Senior
Junior
Araminta Stubbs, Olivia Manson, Tamsin Miller
Phoebe Wells, Polly Usher, Greta Dare, Tilly Cripwell, Christa Cripwell,
Hannah Collin, Lucy Knott, Matilda Murray, Grace Rochford, Hettie Dart
Tennis
Senior
Senior Half
Junior
Tilly Humphreys, Dawnee Kanjanapas
Bella Burles, Lucy Hatherell, Imogen Andrews
Tilly Scull
Swimming
Senior
Senior Half
Junior
Rebecca Flack, Kayleigh Parker
Faye Ashton Rigby, Georgie Lane
Elizabeth Allen, Olivia Flack, Jess Carroll, Harriet Watts, Annabel Martin
West – commitment to sport
Charlotte Orton, Alice Pope, Amelia Livingston-Booth, Clara Sancho Moreno-Torres
Maria-Reyes Cano Marcos, Poppy Bond
Sports Captains 2016/17
Captain
Clementine
Hockey
Lacrosse
Netball
Cross Country
Squash
Athletics
Tennis
Swimming
Olivia
Frances
Grace
Poppy
Araminta
Dawnee
Olivia
Vice-Captain
Poppy
Bolton-Carter
Frances Budd
Kerr
Rowe
Budd
Palmer
Bolton-Carter
Stubbs
Kanjanapas
Manson
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Alex
Hillan
Olivia
Manson
DRAMA LAMDA AWARDS
93 girls took the examination in total. 94% passed with Merit or Distinction with 73% of the
students getting a Distinction. Some outstanding results are: a Grade 5 group gaining 100% (Alice
Richards, Ella Beaumont and Louisa de Montfort) and Sonya Shats gaining 98% at Grade 8
Grade 8 Distinctions:
Grade 8 results
Morand-Pfaff
Winslow
Sophia
Bethany
Acting
Duo
Duo
Grade
8
8
Watson
Younger
Georgia
Honor
Duo
Duo
8
8
83 Distinction
82 Distinction
Blackshear
Chapman
Annabelle
Natacha
Duo
Duo
8
8
67 Merit
60 Pass
Tennant
Shats
Saskia
Sofya
Duo
Duo
8
8
87 Distinction
98 Distinction
Wharton
Alice
Solo
8
80 Distinction
Group 4
Haswell
Morse
James
Annabel
Flora
Georgina
Grp
Grp
Grp
8
8
8
86 Distinction
86 Distinction
86 Distinction
Serukenya
Longman
Holy
Grace
Duo
Duo
8
8
92 Distinction
96 Distinction
Butler
Palmer
Mary
Grace
Duo
Duo
8
8
91 Distinction
73 Merit
Group 6
Barrasford
Marshall
Robinson
Karis
Josephine
Alicia
Grp
Grp
Grp
8
8
8
80 Distinction
80 Distinction
80 Distinction
Hyde
Charlotte
Musical
Theatre
8
80 Distinction
Highest Grade 3
Highest Grade 4
95
97
Poppy Bond
Ellie Miller & Maxie Inigo-Jones
8
69 Merit
76 Merit
Highest Grade 5
Highest Grade 6
Highest Grade 7
100
98
92
Alice Richards, Ella Beaumont, Lulu De Montfort**
Flora Ramsden
Harriet Lees
**Grade 5 group gaining 100% (Alice Richards, Ella Beaumont and Louisa de Montfort)
Grade 8 MT distinctions
Charly Hyde - 80
MUSIC AWARDS
Trinity Guildhall
Stagg
Harris
Dillon
Mountain
Westlake
Trinity Rock and Pop
Nettleton
Registry of Guitar Tutors
Kanjanapas
Clarinet
Singing
Singing
Singing
Saxophone
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6
7
8
8
Distinction (86)
Pass (61)
Merit (73)
Pass (65)
Merit (83)
Jemima
Drum Kit
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Distinction (95)
Dawnee
Acoustic Guitar
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Distinction (92)
Rebecca
Nicola
Abigail
Constance
Emily
ABRSM results Trinity 2016
DH
WD
AE
AW
K
RH
AW
WD
RH
DH
DH
RH
K
K
AE
M
L5
M5
U5
U4
M5
M5
U4
L5
M5
M5
M5
M5
L6
M5
L6
U6
Micklethwaite
Sebag-Montefiore
Richards
Lulu-Briggs
Mortimer
Brewster
George
Leach
Kitson
Hartley
Wordie
Robinson
Stagg
Wheatley
Slade
Ewins
Lotte
Lily
Alice
Lolia
Annabel
Iona
Ellie
Alice
Emma
Emily
Willamina
Verity
Rebecca
Eleanor
Alice
Charlotte
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Singing
Singing
Singing
Singing
Piano
Singing
Singing
Oboe
Singing
Piano
Singing
Singing
Singing
Singing
Clarinet
Singing
2
3
3
3
4
4
4
5
5
6
6
6
7
7
8
8
130
107
122
127
117
123
132
107
124
114
131
125
127
127
114
130
Distinction
Pass
Merit
Merit
Pass
Merit
Distinction
Pass
Merit
Pass
Distinction
Merit
Merit
Merit
Pass
Distinction
PRACTICE PRIZE
Practice Prizes for the pupils with the most music practices done throughout the term:
In the 5th years:
In the 6th form:
Ella Pearce
Valerie Tsoi
INDIVIDUAL MERITS (no certificates)
The following pupils receive prizes for receiving the most Academic Merit awards this term.
L4 – Year 7
D'Abo, Poppy
Dart, Hettie
Carty, Lauren
Payne, Dolly
Read, Rosie
Sanchez Ganuza, Gabriela
U4 – Year 8
Cano Marcos, Maria-Reyes
Orton, Charlotte
Sancho
Moreno-Torres,
Clara
Lauchard, Katy
Wiltshire, Alexandra
Tett, Venetia
L5 – Year 9
Bruce, Verity
Cheung, Shermaine
Dick, Chloe
Ferguson, Charlotte
Linhart, Lucy
Litchfield, Yasmin
Stevens, Chloe
M5 – Year 10
Helm. charlotte
Linhart, Natasha
Nokes, Sacha
Tubbs, Emilie
Wang, Jiajing (Silvia)
Wong, Chloe
Wordie, Willamina
U5 – Year 11
NONE
L6 – Year 12
Cattermull, Frances
Bashaarat, Meredith
Bolton- Carter, Poppy
Budd, Frances
Flack, Rebecca
Moorhouse, Arabella
Murphy, Johanna
Rydon, Lizzie
Thomas, Matilda
ACADEMIC YEAR HOUSE MERIT AWARDS
Across the 5 mixed age boarding Houses (not AW and Mulliner) we calculate the number of merits
awarded to all pupils in each house. We then divide each house total by the number of pupils in that
house to obtain the average merit per pupil. This year Dun Holme receive the Academic Year prize.
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HEADS OF HOUSES
Aldhelmsted West
Kenelm
Head: Rosie Read
Vice: Matilda Massey
Daisy Stevens
Head: Olivia Brink
Vice: Celia McCormick
Grace Storrie
Aldhelmsted East
Reader Harris
Head: Sophie Wurfbain
Vice: Suubi Kimuli
Melody Lulu-Briggs
Head: Harriet Lees
Vice: Ella Cunningham
Flora Leach
Wingfield Digby
Dun Holme
Head: Georgia Watson
Vice: Araminta Stubbs
Fenella May
Head: Amelia Fortescue
Vice: Olive Andrews
Charlotte Dalley
HEADS OF SCHOOL
Head of School:
Frances Budd
Serena Dwerryhouse
Vice Head of School (Michaelmas Term):
Emily Pope
Blanca Rivero
Vice Head of School (Lent and Trinity Terms):
Flora Wordie
Sonia Shats
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