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Good evening and welcome to arden’s 2014 awards ceremony. Tonight�we

celebrate�the�fantastic�personal�and�academic�achievements�of�our�Year�11�and

Year�13�students.

The�Year�11�Class�of�2014�truly�excelled�in�their�achievements.�Once�again�almost�100%�of

our�pupils�achieved�5�A*-�C�grades.�Of�these�over�85%�achieved�the�gold�standard�of�5�A*-

C�including�english�and�Mathematics.�The�students�reached�their�challenging�targets�and

we�were�particularly�pleased�that�we�achieved�such�truly�impressive�results�when�the�bar

has�being� significantly� raised�nationally� and� the�exam�system�has�changed.�We�saw

breathtaking�performance�in�all�areas�of�gCSe�and�the�vocational�examination�subjects.

Our�students�continued�to�excel�at�the�top�grades�of�A*�and�A.�This�increased�this�year�with

over�a�third�of�our�students�achieving�these�grades�in�8�or�more�of�their�subjects.

There�have�also�been�many�individual�success�stories.�The�following�students�gained�at

least�10�A*�or�A�grades:�Amy�Allen,�Selina�Chan,�Charlie�Corden,�William�Cutbill,�Cara

Douglas,� Catherine� edwards,� Lauren� Hockley,� William� Howell,� Benjamin� Jones,� emilia

Kudanowska,� Jacob�Lamb,�Mark�Lumb,�Harveen�Marwaha,�Conor�Mcgoldrick,�Natalia

Nicholson,�Ben�Northam,�Sarah�Parker,�Sophie�Peasley,�William�Penny,�Scott�Pinwell,�Matthew

Rice,�Danielle�Rose,�eleanor�Royle,�Martha�Sanders,�Joseph�Savage,�Rebecca�Scott,�Cameron

Scriven,�William�Stride,�Chloe�Thomas,�Harry�Thompstone,�eleanor�Tomkins,�Kyle�Turner,

Katherine� verduyn� and� Alison� Wilcock.� However,� the� most� outstanding� results� were

achieved�by�Mary�Keast�who�gained�A*�in�every�one�of�her�11�gCSe�subjects.�

The�Year�13�Class�of�2014,�have�also�performed�incredibly�well�in�their�A�Level�examinations.

Once�again�the�bar�had�been�raised�nationally.�So,�it�was�with�great�pride�we�reported�a

pass�rate�of�99.2%�with�nearly�two�thirds�of�our�students�gaining�the�prestigious�A*-B�grades.

The�average�point�score�for�students�at�841�is�a�record�for�Arden�and�over�86%�of�all�grades

were�above�grade�C.�We�are�very�proud�of�the�achievements�of�every�single�one�of�our

students�who�have�now�moved�on�to�the�many�exciting�challenges,�be�that�at�University

or�in�employment.

With�all�students�doing�so�well�it�is�hard�to�single�out�special�praise�but�i�must�specifically

congratulate�Maddie�Parkin�who�is�now�at�the�University�of�Cambridge�studying�Modern

Languages�and�Chris�Cottell�who�is�reading�Music�at�the�University�of�Oxford.�We�have

students�at�Medical�School�(Adam�Bennett,�Sam�Craven�and�Chloe�Reynolds)�and�Katie

Winstone�is�working�incredibly�hard�on�her�course�in�veterinary�Medicine�at�The�University

of�Liverpool.�There�were�many�individual�successes�however�the�following�students�all

achieved�3�A�grades�or�better:�Adam�Bennett,�Tom�Biddle,�Michael�Bolton,�Kieran�Brown,

Chris�Bull,�Antonio�Cantone,�James�Charnley,�Chris�Cottell,�Sam�Craven,�Mollie�Delaney,�Siân

Fedeski,�Alice�Flannery,�Ben�Morris,�Will�Norris,�Lizzie�Orr,�Maddie�Parkin,�Andrew�Penny,�Alix

Reynolds,� Chloe� Reynolds,� Hannah� Robbins,� Harry� Robinson,� Matthew� Seaton,� Katie

Winstone,�James�Yates.

The�examination�year�groups�in�2014�were�a�credit�to�the�school,�themselves�and�their

parents.�They�were�both�marvelous�year�groups�in�every�sense�not�only�performing�superbly

in�the�academic�arena�but�in�the�help�and�support�they�gave�to�younger�students�through

mentoring,� the� fundraising� they�accomplished�and� the� relationships� they�built�with�all

members�of�the�local�community.�

i�must�also�thank�all�my�colleagues�who�are�an�outstanding�team�of�staff�who�guided,

coached�and�inspired�our�students.�Without�their�professional�expertise,�stamina�and�endless

patience�these�results�would�not�have�been�achieved.�i�know�i�speak�for�all�the�teaching

staff�here�at�Arden�who�enjoyed�working�with�them�so�much,�the�governors�who�have

watched�with�interest�the�progress�of�this�year�group�in�these�changing�educational�times

and�the�support�staff�who�have�always�had�such�special�relationships�with�our�students�in

wishing�every�single�one�of�them�a�most�happy�and�successful�future.

Tonight�is�a�night�of�celebration�for�our�children.�They�are�our�greatest�asset�and�our�desire

for�them�to�succeed�in�a�happy,�safe�environment�underpins�our�work�and�provides�direction

for�all�that�we�do.��From�the�age�of�11�we�offer�chances�for�them�to�become�exploratory

and�creative�in�their�learning.��Arden�has�no�limits�and�we�strive�every�day�to�improve;�tonight

is�our�chance�to�share�our�success�with�you.

Martin�Murphy

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T o n i g h T ’ S P r o g r A m m e

Performance by ardenaires

Welcome

Procession of Year 11 and Year 13 Pupils

Address by Mr Martin Murphy, Principal

Address by Mr Dave Parman, former Head of Sixth Form

Special Prizes Presented by Mr Pete Simpson, head of Sixth Form

Talk by Year 13 Students, Eve Rimington and William Norris “A Look Back…”

Arden’s Senior Wind Band

Special Prizes Presented by Mr Pete Simpson, head of Sixth Form

Introduction to Guest Speaker by Mr Geoff Harley-Mason, Chairperson of the Governing Body

address by Mr andy Street, Managing director of John lewis

Year 11 Subject Prizes announced by Mrs nicky crawford, head of Year 11

Year 13 Subject Prizes announced by Mr Pete Simpson, head of Sixth Form

Talk by Head Boy, William Penny and Eleanor Wilkes, Head Girl, 2013-2014

Gce level certificates presented by Mr andy Street

GcSe certificates presented by Mr andy Street

Performance by B.A.T.S.

Senior Pupils 2013-2014 awards

Prefects 2013-2014 awards

Special Prizes Presented by Mr Martin Murphy, executive Principal

Vote of Thanks by William Davison, current Head Boy and Hannah Northam, current Head Girl

Personal Progress KS2-KS4 Harleen�Sidhu

contribution to the School community Harvey�grant

Personal endeavour ieuan�edwards

the Rotary Prize for Service to the School and community Amy�Fortnam

the Rotary Prize for Practical cooking Skills grace�Nugent-Spick

the newman Prize for Music Joseph�Savage�and�Katherine�verduyn

Governors’ Prize for academic achievement at GcSe Mary�Keast

the Principal’s Prize Rebecca�Scott

the Governors’ cup Cameron�Scriven

Service to the School (the Senior Pupil team) William�Penny�(Head�Boy)eleanor�Wilkes�(Head�girl)William�CutbillJacob�DelaneyBenjamin�NorthamSarah�ParkerKatie�SaundersKatie�Smith

Y e A r 11 S P e c i A l P r i z e S

the cadbury Prize for outstanding ‘a’ level results William�Norris

Personal Progress KS4-KS5 Antonio�Cantone

contribution to the School community Michael�Bolton

Personal endeavour Natalya�Constantinou

Knowle Society Prize for Service to the community eve�Rimington

the Janet nash Maths award elizabeth�Jackson�and�Matthew�Seaton

the Principal’s Prize Aaron�Williams�and�Christopher�Cottell

the derek Smart arts award Thomas�Briggs�and�isabelle�James

Prefect awards Chloe�Cardin-Stewart Phoebe�BoscoRebecca�Bugg Christopher�BullSamuel�Craven Bethany�LomasWilliam�Norris Harriet�ParkinChloe�Reynolds eve�RimingtonJames�Taylor Laura�WinklerKatie�Winstone

Sixth Form assistant head of YearAdam�Bennett Phoebe�BoscoThomas�Briggs Megan�DaviesSian�Fedeski James�McKeoghHarriet�Parkin Thomas�Roberts

Y e A r 13 S P e c i A l P r i z e S



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extra-curricular music opportunities have continued to engage and inspire hundreds

of Arden students. There are over fourteen ensembles during a school week, including

Senior Choir, B.A.T.S., Ardenaires, Lower School Band, String Orchestra, Chamber Choir,

Guitar Group and Brass Band.

At the beginning of the last academic year, four very talented young men in Year 11 formed

a superb Barbershop quartet named ‘Four on the Floor’. After a stunning debut in the Upper

School Christmas Concert they’ve taken audiences by storm around the Midlands; from

radio appearances to national barbershop competitions. The Ardenaires big band and

B.A.T.S. choir also continue to be in great demand, playing at numerous events.

The Upper School Spring Concert took place at the fantastic Bushell Hall, Solihull School

with an incredible range of music on offer, including all of our Upper school ensembles.

The concert got off to a great start with a lively performance of ‘I am the Doctor’ by the

String Orchestra, arranged and conducted by Miss Gosling. The Chamber Choir continued

with their breathtaking performance of Whitacre’s ‘Seal Lullaby’. The solo and small

ensembles were also astonishing, including a performance of the ‘Trout Quintet’ and a lively

Little Shop of Horrors reunion. The Senior Windband closed the concert with a substantial

and extremely demanding set, including a stunning performance of ‘Selections from

Wicked’. This concert provided a wonderful way to say goodbye and thank you to those

musicians leaving us at the end of Years 11 and 13.

As part of the World War One commemoration Year 10 singers and musicians arranged

and performed a medley of Wartime favourites including ‘It’s a Long Way to Tipperary’, ‘Daisy

Bell’ and ‘Pack up your Troubles in your old Kit Bag’.

The academic year was once again brought to an end by the traditional House Music

competition involving a huge range of musicians, singers and dancers competing. The most

striking feature of this musical spectacular is the warmth, encouragement and support

shown to all the performers by over five hundred of their peers.


dance is well catered for at arden,�forming�an�important�strand�of�the�Pe

curriculum�throughout�all�year�groups,�with�the�option�to�specialise�in�gCSe

Dance�and�A-level�Dance.�The�last�year�has�seen�the�boys�taking�part�in�dance

blocks,�having�been�enthused�by�the�male�Pe�staff�in�Tribal�Dance�through�the�Haka,

Sporting�Actions�in�Dance�and�Choreography.�it�has�been�exciting�to�see�the�boys’

enthusiasm�for�dance,�both�in�curriculum�time�and�through�our�extra-curricular�clubs.

The�Dance�Department�has�continued�to�provide�a�wide�variety�of�activities�for�all

pupils� in� extra-curricular� time.� The� biggest� development� this� year� is� the� student

leadership�of�dance�clubs.�Katie�Harcourt�and�Megan�Burn�have�shown�outstanding

dedication�in�inspiring�their�peers�through�contemporary�and�commercial�dance�clubs.

Arden� Dance� Company� continues� to� be� over� subscribed� and� very� popular;� the

company� meet� twice� a� week� to� improve� technique� and� creativity� and� devise

contemporary�dance�pieces.�it�is�led�by�Mrs�Churchill�and�Miss�Battle,�but�all�pupils

involved�have�input�into�the�creativity.�The�success�of�this�company�has�resulted�in�a

waiting�list�of�students�eager�to�participate.

Public�Performances�also�remain�important,�the�September�Open�evening�wowed

audiences�with�talented�performances�in�irish�Dance,�Ballet,�Contemporary,�Street�and

Latin.�The�students�conducted�themselves�with�the�upmost�professionalism,�combining

excellent�technique�with�outstanding�performances.�The�Open�evening�behind�us,�we

moved�onto�the�school�production;�some�40�pupils�from�all�age�groups�and�dance

backgrounds�formed�the�dance�group.�Pupils�were�encouraged�to�take�responsibility

for�their�performances�throughout�rehearsals;�they�did�so�remarkably�well,�resulting�in

a�polished�performance.�More�recently�the�dancers�were�invited�to�perform�at�The

Solihull�Schools’�Dance�Festival,�where�they�impressed�with�a�piece�about�conformity.

Dance�courses�continue�to�be�popular�amongst�those�wishing�to�improve�their�dance

skills,� broaden� their� dance� knowledge�and�develop� choreographic� skills.� Results

continue�to�improve,�which�is�a�testament�to�the�students’�hard�work�and�dedication

to�their�studies.�ever-more�Arden�Sixth�Formers�are�also�now�choosing�to�further�their

dance�experience�post-16,�which�is�very�encouraging�to�see.

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T h e P e r f o r m i n g A r T S - d r A m A

Production 2014 ‘The little Shop of horrors’

Last year the Arden Academy production was Little Shop of Horrors. With 186 pupils

participating both on and off stage it really was an exciting experience for all involved. It is

true to say we have an abundance of talent here at Arden and choosing amongst our

excellent students to cast the lead roles gets harder every year.

The man-eating plant from outer space certainly gave the characters the run around, growing

from a small hand puppet to a two-student operated beast that devoured most of the lead actors.

There were outstanding performances from all those involved. Megan Evans provided the

silky tones of the plant, Dannielle Rose literally stunned the audience with her exceptional

vocal delivery, whilst Morgan Scriven’s outlandish performance as the psychotic dentist

certainly captured his depraved tendencies as he loomed over a quivering Harvey Grant

waving a rusty drill in his hand. Charles Toogood joined the cast three months into the

rehearsal period as Seymour, the unlikely hero, not that anyone would have realised.

In addition to a huge backstage and sound and lighting crew, hair and make-up artists,

costume and prop designers, the musical was once again accompanied by an all-star student

band who, having rehearsed since early October, contributed greatly to the overall professional

ethos of this years production. And next year? FAME!

Spotlights 2014

This year also saw the first Arden ‘Spotlights’ where pupils were honoured and recognised

for their contribution to the Performing Arts Department. Amongst the many awards there

were prizes for Best Actor, Dedication to Drama, Best Ensemble Performance, Best Solo Vocals,

Musician of the Year, and Contribution to Music.

It was such an amazing evening with pupils and teachers dressed for the red carpet occasion.

It was a fantastic evening providing an opportunity to celebrate the talent and commitment

of our pupils.

Pictured: Mr Murphy with Isabelle James, the first winner of the Spotlights Personality of the Year Award (2013-14).

english language William�Penny

english literature Mary�Keast

english endeavour David�Skilton

Mathematics Catherine�edwards

Mathematics endeavour Harleen�Sidhu

Science Abbie�Box

Science endeavour Luke�Whelan

Science certificate Shona�Robertson

art Mary�Keast

Biology Katherine�verduyn

Business Studies Lauren�Hockley

Business certificate grace�Nugent-Spick

catering imogen�Rowe

chemistry Jacob�Lamb

chinese Benjamin�Jones

computer Science Scott�Pinwell

drama Cameron�Scriven

French Mary�Keast

dance Megan�Hall

engineering certificate Paul�Smith

Y e A r 11 S u b j e c T P r i z e S Y e A r 11 S u b j e c T P r i z e S

Geography Samuel�Holmes

German William�Penny

Graphics Sarah�Dawes

health and Social care diploma Katherine�Rennison

history Megan�Hall

home economics Jacob�eley

ict information technology Lydia�Sexton

italian Rebecca�Scott

travel and tourism grace�Nugent-Spick

Music William�Penny

Physical education Sarah�Parker

Physics William�Penny

Religious education Harleen�Sidhu

Resistant Materials ieuan�edwards

Spanish Lauren�Smith

Sports certificate esther�Lau-Mackaay

textiles Chloe�Thomas

additional Maths Benjamin�Jones

applied Science emily�Stokes



A r d e n S e n i o r P u P i l T e A m 2 0 13 - 14

english language Harry�Robinson

english literature Madeleine�Parkin

Mathematics Matthew�Seaton

Further Mathematics Antonio�Cantone

Biology Katie�Winstone

chemistry Samuel�Craven

computing Antonio�Cantone

Physics William�Norris

art georgina�Oxnard

Business Studies Joshua�Hull

drama Thomas�Briggs

French Madeleine�Parkin

economics Thomas�Biddle

Geography Bethany�guck

German Bruno�Roberts

Government and Politics Reece�Colley

history Jamie�Cooper

Y e A r 13 S u b j e c T P r i z e S Y e A r 13 S u b j e c T P r i z e S

home economics Claire�Lisiecki

ict information technology Raman�Panesar

law James�Doyle

Music Christopher�Cottell

Music technology Joel�Alcock

Physical education Mollie�Delaney

Product design Christopher�Bull

Psychology Alix�Reynolds

Photography Natasha�Flannery

Spanish Hannah�Robbins



A r d e n S i x T h f o r m P r e f e c T S 2 0 13 - 14


S P o r T i n g A c h i e v e m e n T S

Sport plays an integral role in school life and personal development for many

arden students. The numerous opportunities to participate enable students to

gain a lifelong passion for participation in exercise and sport, as well as important

skills like teamwork, commitment, leadership and discipline. Whether a student’s goal is

elite performance, team spirit or simply the pure enjoyment of participation, Arden’s rich

range of curricular and extra-curricular sports ensures all our students can get involved,

find their niche and fulfill their potential.

Arden’s philosophy is based upon participation, where all children are welcome to attend

extra-curricular clubs that develop and improve their individual skills and provide the

added health and social benefits of physical activity. There are also regular ‘friendly fixtures’

and coaching games against children from other schools. By fielding two or three teams

when opportunities arise, we ensure every child has the chance to take part. Successes

at county, regional and national level have also been achieved by many Arden individuals

and teams; a testament to our students’ sporting talent, dedication and devotion.

In the past year a number of new sporting opportunities have arisen, including Rowing,

Golf and Lacrosse. Another exciting development has been that of Sport Leaders and

Sport Ambassadors. These are usually older students who want to help run sports clubs,

teams and primary school sport where they can pass on their passion and experience

to younger students. These Leaders and Ambassadors enable many more clubs and

teams to be run successfully, becoming valued positive Arden role models with fantastic

leadership skills who generously give their time and expertise to help maintain our

outstanding level of sports participation.

Numerous�people�have�helped�enable�Arden�pupils� to�achieve� sporting�excellence,

including�parents,�staff,�governors�and�sport�leaders,�we�are�all�very�proud�of�the�sporting

success�at�Arden�and�would�like�to�thank�everyone�who’ve�supported�the�Pe�Department

in�delivering�the�very�best�in�extra-curricular�activities.�The�following�teams�have�been

particularly�successful�this�year:

� indoor�Athletics Solihull�Champions

� Year�8�girls�Super�Six�Athletics First�in�Solihull

� gymnastics West�Midlands’�Champions

� Year�10�Trampolining�Team Solihull�Champions

� Year�11�Rounders Solihull�Champions�and�National�Finalists

� Sixth�Form�Football�(opposite) Solihull�Champions�for�the�second�year�running,�Semi-Finalists�

for�The�West�Midlands’�Cup�and�last�sixteen�of�The�National�Cup

� Year�9�Football Last�sixteen�placing�in�The�National�Cup

� Year�9�Rugby Last�four�placing�in�The�State�Schools’�Midlands�Cup

� Year�9�Cricket Winners�of�The�Solihull�Cricket�League

� Year�8�and�Year�9�Basketball Runners-up�in�The�Solihull�Cup

� Year�10�Basketball Winners�of�The�Solihull�Cup

� KS4�girls’�Cross�Country Third�Nationally�in�The�english�Schools’�Athletics�Competition

� Year�7�girls’�Cross�Country Second�in�The�Solihull�invitational�Match

� Year�8�girls’�AND�Boy’s�Swimming�Teams��Solihull�Champions

i n T e r n AT i o n A l r e P r e S e n TAT i o n

We�are�delighted�to�have�so�very�many�students�representing�at�county�and�regional�level

across�a�very�wide�range�of�sports�and�are�very�proud�of�their�achievements.�Listed�below�are

those�students�who�have�achieved�that�further�step�up�to�represent�england�at�national�level:

� emma�Crampton:�irish�Dancing � Keavy�Monaghan:�irish�Dancing

� Roisin�Monaghan:�irish�Dancing � Kiara�Henry:�Badminton

� gabe�McLaughlin:�Water�Polo � ethan�Wallace:�BMX

� Rebecca�Scott:�Latin�&�Ballroom�Dance � James�Bowen:�golf


Jack�Adams

Sian�Alcock

Callum�Allaway

Amy Allen

Max�Allen

emily�Armstrong

Katie�Armstrong

Andrew�Bakewell

Amelia�Batley

elena�Batson

george�Beard

Chloe�Beck

Samuel�Bennett

Tara�Bennett

victoria�Bernard

Lucy�Blewer

Abbie�Box

ella�Brain

Matthew�Brenton

Laura-May�Breslin

Jessica�Bryan

Damon�Buck

Thomas�Burke

Samuel�Burn

James�Carthew

Selina chan

Anastasia

Constantinou

Samuel�Conway

Jamie�Cook

Jennifer�Cooke

emma�Cooper

eleanor�Cope

charlie corden

Hannah�Cowan

William cutbill

Lauren�Daccus

Karl�Dalforno

Calum�Davies

Sarah�Dawes

Yasmin�Dawes

Carmen-emma�De�Pons

Ashi�Dehele

Jacob�Delaney

Charlotte�Denton

Jack�Docker

Joe�Doody

cara douglas

Billie-Jo�Doyle

Samuel�Dugger

georgia�eames

catherine edwards

ieuan�edwards

Jacob�eley

Megan�evans

Ross�eynon

Samuel�eyre

Manon�Feraud

Harry�Field

Amy�Fortnam

Thomas�Fortnam

Joseph�Foulkes

Dominic�Freeman

Holly�Frost

Harjan�gahir

Matthew�gallimore

Samuel�gilluley

Abigail�gould

Harvey�grant

Hannah�green

Andrew�Hackett

Benjamin�Hackwell

Megan�Hall

Aminah�Hanif

Rebecca�Harris

Tia�Harris

Sophie�Hatton

Caitriona�Healy

Rebecca�Hicks

Thomas�Hiley

ella�Hitchcock

Rebecca�Hitches

ellen�Hoad

lauren hockley

Samuel�Holmes

Rachel�Holroyd

Samuel�Hornigold

Matthew�Horsley

William howell

Sarah�Hubbell

Lauren�ingram

Luke�James

vincent�Jay-Record

Oliver�Jennings

Ben�Jones

benjamin jones

Kate�Jones

William�Jones

Jaydeep�Jutla

Simran�Kaur

george�Kavanagh

mary Keast

Daniel�Kembery

Charlie�Kingsley

isabella�Knight

Jacob�Knight

emily�Knowles

Sophie�Koumides

emilia Kudanowska

jacob lamb

Harry�Lane

Nicholas�Langford

esther�Lau-Mackaay

Jack�Lawry

James�Lee

mark lumb

Joseph�Lynock

Benjamin�Lyons

Omar�Malik

Holly�Marsh

harveen marwaha

William�Mather

Alexander�Maundrell

Matthew�McCorry

Y e A r 11 g c S e P u P i l S

Names�in�bold�denote�ten�or�more�A/A*�grades

Y e A r 11 g c S e P u P i l S

Names�in�bold�denote�ten�or�more�A/A*�grades

Joseph�Mcevilly

conor mcgoldrick

Harriet�Mcgowan

Charles�Mcgregor

Faye�McKenning

Henry�McLurgh

Charlie�McNulty

Jessica�Ment

James�Molloy

Bayleigh�Mooney

Lauren�Mooney

gemma�Mychajluk

natalia nicholson

Amy�Norman

benjamin northam

grace�Nugent-Spick

Noel�O'gorman

Callum�O'Hare

Lucy�Orton

Amy�Owen

Rosanna�Pacaud

Matthew�Page

John�Palmer

isabelle�Parker

Matthew�Parker

Sarah Parker

george�Partridge

Sophie Peasley

William Penny

Samuel�Pinhorne

Scott Pinwell

Rachel�Plumbly

Joseph�Poole

Jack�Prior

Joe�Rabone

Harjeet�Rai

eleanor�Reeves

Katherine�Rennison

matthew rice

William�Richards

Bethany�Richmond

Hollie�Roberts

Laura�Roberts

Nicholas�Roberts

Shona�Robertson

Rebecca�Robins

Brad�Robinson

Charlie�Robinson-Jones

Lydia�Rooney

danielle rose

Bethan�Roskell

Lydia�Routledge

Peter�Routledge

euan�Rowe

imogen�Rowe

eleanor royle

martha Sanders

Katie�Saunders

joseph Savage

rebecca Scott

cameron Scriven

george�Seeley

Sibel�Sensoy

Lydia�Sexton

Peter�Sexton

Harry�Seymour

Hassam�Shah

Harleen�Sidhu

Dominic�Simpkins

David�Skilton

Chloe�Sloss

Amelia�Smallman

Kelsey�Smallman

Kristen�Smallman

isabella�Smith

izzy�Smith

Katie�Smith

Lauren�Smith

Leila�Smith

Paul�Smith

george�Spittle-Mcguire

Harry�Steele

Zachary�Stephenson

emily�Stokes

Montagu�Stonehewer

Jessica�Stowe

Harry�Street

William Stride

Joseph�Taylor

William�Taylor

chloe Thomas

harry Thompstone

Rose�Tinley

eleanor Tomkins

Danni�Townsend

Kyle Turner

eleanor�vaughan

Katherine verduyn

Sarah�Walbaum

Beth�Walters

isobel�Wattison

georgina�Watts

Lauren�West

emma�Westwood

Jade�Wetton

Joshua�Wharmby

Luke�Whelan

Lewis�White

Rebecca�White

Philip�Whitehouse

Tyler�Wiggins

Callum�Wigley

ethan�Wigley

Alison Wilcock

eleanor�Wilkes

Hannah�Wilkinson

Connor�Wilson

Jesse�Wood

Christopher�Wyartt

Catherine�Wyatt



Joel�Alcock

Jessica�Allan

Aidan�Allen

Jordan�Amado-Taylor

Jonathan�Beale

Adam bennett

Thomas biddle

Ross�Bird

Megan�Blackadder

Andrew�Blenkinsop

michael bolton

Phoebe�Bosco

Michael�Breslin

Thomas�Briggs

ella�Brown

Kieran brown

Julia�Buck

Rebecca�Bugg

christopher bull

Lewis�Bullivant

Chloe�Burke

Patrick�Butler

Danniella�Byng

Antonio cantone

Chloe�Cardin-Stewart

Brad�Carpenter

Madeleine�Carr

Michael�Carthew

edward�Cartwright

Becky�Chang

james charnley

Reece�Colley

Natalya�Constantinou

Jamie�Cooper

emily-Jane�Corfield

christopher cottell

Daniel�Crake

Samuel craven

emma�Cumiskey

Megan�Davies

Rachel�Dawes

mollie delaney

Oliver�Diskin

James�Doyle

Laura�edwards

Rachel�eyre

Sian fedeski

Daniel�Feraud

Alice flannery

Natasha�Flannery

Madeleine�gardner

Rob�gordon

Amy�greenhouse

Beth�guck

Luke�Hannon

Sarah�Harris

ellie�Hathaway

Toby�Holroyd

Jessica�Hough

Joseph�Hubbell

Joshua�Hull

William�Hunt

elizabeth�Jackson

isabelle�James

Lydia�Joyce

Natasja�Kainth

Serena�Kainth

Jasmine�Kaur

Lara�Kelly

Jiajun�Li

Claire�Lisiecki

Joanna�Lumb

georgina�Mackay

grace�Masterson

Caitlin�McHale

James�McKeogh

Sophie�Miah

Joe�Millard

Y e A r 13 A l e v e l P u P i l S

Names�in�bold�denote�three�or�more�A/A*,�or�equivalent,�grades

Y e A r 13 A l e v e l P u P i l S

Names�in�bold�denote�three�or�more�A/A*,�or�equivalent,�grades

Jade�Minett

Alexandra�Mladenovic

Harry�Morgan

benjamin morris

Lucy�Morris

Zachary�Nolan

William norris

elizabeth orr

georgina�Oxnard

Raman�Panesar

Harry�Parker

Harriet�Parkin

madeleine Parkin

Chloe�Parnell

Oliver�Parnell

Andrew Penny

Charlotte�Pinhorne

vicky�Ratcliffe

Louie�Reeves

Alix reynolds

chloe reynolds

eve�Rimington

hannah robbins

Bruno�Roberts

Thomas�Roberts

Harry�Robinson

matthew Seaton

Savannah�Severn

Daniel�Seymour

Catherine�Shakes

Aisha�Simoyi

Laura�Smith

Jake�Smithers

Katie�Steyn

georgina�Stockton

Sarah�Sutherland

Alice�Tandy

edward�Taylor

James�Taylor

gemma�Thind

Lucy�Unwin

ellen�Walker

Becky�Walker

Rebecca�Webb

Aaron�Williams

Laura�Winkler

Katie Winstone

William�Wormald

Katie�Wyartt

james Yates



Surname, forename(s) course undertaken/career location

alcock, Joel Music�Composition�and�Technology University�of�Hertfordshire

allan, Jessica Law University�of�Leicester

allen, aidan english�Literature University�of�glasgow

amado-taylor, Jordan Aeronautical�engineering Loughborough�University

Beale, Jonathan Product�Design Sheffield�Hallam�University

Bennett, adam Medicine�and�Surgery Plymouth�University

Biddle, thomas economics�and�Finance University�of�Leeds

Bird, Ross History Newman�University

Blackadder, Megan gap�Year

Blenkinsop, andrew Art�&�Design�Foundation De�Montfort�University

Bolton, Michael economics University�of�Bristol

Bosco, Phoebe english. University�of�exeter

Breslin, Michael Sport�and�exercise�Sciences University�of�Birmingham

Briggs, thomas gap�Year

Brown, ella education�(Primary�Teaching�Pathway) Bath�Spa�University

Brown, Kieran Sport�and�exercise�Science University�of�Bath

Buck, Julia Chemistry�with�Study�in�industry University�of�Sheffield

Bugg, Rebecca international�Relations University�of�Leicester

Bull, christopher Civil�and�Architectural�engineering University�of�Bath

Bullivant, lewis Audio�Acoustics Salford�City�College

Burke, chloe Art�&�Design�Foundation Warwickshire�College

Butler, Patrick Mathematics�with�Finance University�of�Leeds

Byng, danniella Psychology Bangor�University

cantone, antonio Computer�Science University�of�Birmingham

cardin-Stewart, chloe Music The�University�of�Huddersfield

carpenter, Brad gap�Year

carr, Maddison History�and�American�Studies York�St�John�University

carthew, Michael Biochemistry�and�Biology Keele�University

cartwright, edward Mechanical�engineering Coventry�University

chang, Rebecca Chemistry�with�industrial�experience The�University�of�Manchester

charnley, James Biological�Sciences University�of�exeter

colley, Reece History University�of�Leicester

constantinou, natalya Medical�Science University�of�Birmingham

cooper, Jamie History�with�international�Relations Plymouth�University

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We’re�proud�to�record�the�positive�strides�into�successful�adult�life�taken�by�our�Year�13�class�of�2014.






corfield, emily-Jane Primary�Teaching�(english) Kingston�University

cottell, christopher Music Oxford�University

crake, daniel Mathematics�with�Finance The�University�of�Liverpool

craven, Samuel Medicine Durham�University

cumiskey, emma Apprenticeship grant�Thornton�AAT

davies, Megan Mathematics University�of�Leeds

dawes, Rachel Civil�engineering Plymouth�University

delaney, Mollie gap�Year

diskin, oliver Philosophy Cardiff�University

doyle, James employment

edwards, laura Business�Management University�of�Sheffield

eyre, Rachel gap�Year�(Abroad)

Fedeski, Sian Modern�Languages University�of�Birmingham

Feraud, daniel Construction�Project�Management Oxford�University

Flannery, alice Zoology University�of�Bristol

Flannery, natasha Fashion�Design Nottingham�Trent�University

Gardner, Madeleine Mechanical�engineering Oxford�University

Gordon, Robert Chemical�engineering�(with�a�Year�in�industry) Swansea�University

Greenhouse, amy education�Studies University�of�Derby

Guck, Bethany Biological�Sciences University�of�Warwick

hannon, luke industrial�Design�and�Technology Loughborough�University

harris, Sarah Human�Nutrition University�of�Worcester

hathaway, elinor geography University�of�Sheffield

holroyd, toby Computer�Science University�of�Swansea

hough, Jessica Deloitte�-�employment�full�time

hubbell, Joseph Apprenticeship Red�Kite�Cycle

hull, Joshua Management University�of�Leeds

hunt, william History University�of�Leicester

Jackson, elizabeth english�and�History University�of�Leicester

James, isabelle gap�Year

Joyce, lydia-Beth equine�Sports�Coaching Bishop�Burton�College

Kainth, natasja Art�&�Design�Foundation Loughborough�University

Kainth, Serena Art�&�Design�Foundation Loughborough�University






Roberts, Bruno gap�Year

Robinson, harry Music�Production Leeds�College�of�Music

Seaton, Matthew gap�Year

Severn, Savannah Marketing�&�Advertising�Management London�Metropolitan�University

Seymour, daniel economics�with�Politics Plymouth�University

Shakes, catherine Animal�Behaviour�and�Welfare Solihull�College

Simoyi, aisha Biological�and�Medical�Sciences The�University�of�Liverpool

Smith, laura Primary�Studies�with�QTS University�of�South�Wales

Smithers, Jake employment Reece�James�Kitchens,�Shirley

Steyn, Katherine Print�Journalism Nottingham�Trent�University

Stockton, Georgina A�Levels MPW�Birmingham

Sutherland, Sarah Biological�Sciences University�of�Leicester

tandy, alice Human�Physiology University�of�Leeds

taylor, edward Audio�Acoustics University�of�Salford

taylor, James Business�and�Human�Resource�Management Sheffield�Hallam�University

thind, navreet (Gemma) Management�Studies�and�economics University�of�Leicester

unwin, lucy History University�of�Leicester

walker, ellen english�Literature�with�Creative�Writing Newcastle�University

walker, Rebecca gap�Year

webb, Rebecca Psychology Sheffield�Hallam�University

williams, aaron Broadcast�Media�Technologies London�Metropolitan�University

winkler, laura Retailing,�Marketing�and�Management Loughborough�University

winstone, Katie veterinary�Science The�University�of�Liverpool

wormald, william gap�Year

wyartt, Katie Psychology Plymouth�University

Yates, James Chemical�engineering The�University�of�Nottingham




Kaur, Jasmine european�Studies�and�a�Modern�Language�(german) The�University�of�Manchester

li, Jiajun Civil�engineering The�University�of�Liverpool

lisiecki, claire Law�with�Business�Studies The�University�of�Liverpool

Mackay, Georgina gap�Year

Masterson, Grace Nursing University�of�Birmingham

Mchale, caitlin english Loughborough�University

McKeogh, James Mathematics University�of�exeter

Miah, Sophia Primary�Teaching University�of�Worcester

Millard, Joe Flight�School Oxford�Aviation

Minett, Jade Full-Time�employment Ardencote�Manor�Hotel

Mladenovic, alexandra english University�of�Leicester

Morgan, harry Psychology Northumbria�University

Morris, Benjamin Art�Foundation Warwickshire�College

Morris, lucy Business�and�Human�Resource�Management London�Metropolitan�University

nolan, Zachary gap�Year

norris, william Mathematics�(4�years) Durham�University

orr, elizabeth Medical�Sciences University�of�Leeds

oxnard, Georgina Art Plymouth�University

Panesar, Raman Business�and�Management Aston�University�

Parker, harry Art�&�Design�Foundation Leamington

Parkin, harriet Law Nottingham�Trent�University

Parkin, Madeleine Modern�and�Medieval�Languages Cambridge�University

Parnell, chloe education�Studies�and�Psychology Nottingham�Trent�University

Parnell, oliver employment

Penny, andrew Accounting�and�Finance University�of�Bath

Pinhorne, charlotte Primary�education Universtiy�of�Derby

Ratcliffe, Vicky Fashion�Design Coventry�University

Reeves, louie Architecture Arts�University�Bournemouth

Reynolds, alix Psychology The�University�of�Liverpool

Reynolds, chloe Medicine University�of�Bristol

Rimington, eve Politics The�University�of�York

Robbins, hannah Modern�Languages University�of�Birmingham

Roberts, thomas A�Levels SSFC

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