PRIZE EVENING

Thursday 27 June 2019

Aspire Advance Achieve

Photos from the event.

ORDER OF EVENTS

6.30pm drinks reception - Gym An opportunity to enjoy some of our students’ work

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7.10pm Guests seated – Hall

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7.15pm Formal Prize Evening commences with the arrival of the platform party

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Windsor Girls’ School Choir - Mama Mia and One Moment in Time

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Welcome by Nicky Frobisher - Chair of Governors

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Co-Headteachers’ Presentation

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Presentation of Prizes for:

English

Mathematics

Science

Geography

History

Philosophy and Ethics

Modern Foreign Languages

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Interlude – An excerpt from ‘Wind in the Willows’

Presentation of Prizes for:

Art

Music

Design and Technology

Business Education

Information and Communication Technology

Performing Arts

Physical Education

Law

Media

Psychology

Sociology

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Year Leader Prizes

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Presentation of Special Awards

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Introduction of Guest Speaker by Larissa Bowyer - Head Girl

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Miss Phyllis James

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Vote of Thanks by Katie Snooks - Deputy Head Girl

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Please remain seated whilst the platform party leave the stage.

Subject Prizes

Students have been awarded individual subject prizes by their teachers for outstanding achievement.

Prizes for English presented by Ms Cocksedge Year 9 Mia Pottage Year 10 Olatz Bulson-Roman Year 11 Chloe Rodgers Year 12 Rachael Grimmer Year 13 Hetty Brake

Prizes for Mathematics presented by Mr Sutton

Mathematics Year 9 Charlotte Dewar Year 10 Eleanor Elmes Year 11 Sam Allum Year 12 Shampavi Jeeva Year 13 Aroosa Hussain

Prizes for Science presented by Dr Haynes Science Year 9 Anna Theobalds Biology Year 10 Roseanna Thomas Year 11 Becky O’Hara Year 12 Sarena Robert Year 13 Izabella Cheema Chemistry Year 10 Sian Kular Year 11 Rachel Clark Year 12 Amy Game Year 13 Isabelle Jackson-Brench Physics Year 10 Phoebe Medcalf Year 11 Asha Sumon Year 12 Emiy Masters

Prizes for Humanities presented by Miss Pearce

Geography Year 9 Cherry Seales Year 10 Saffron Pires Year 11 Izzy Copper Year 12 Philippa Gibson Year 13 Emma Brocklehurst

History Year 9 Isla Wilson Year 10 Lydia Sampson Year 11 Cara Doherty Year 12 Anna Foskett Year 13 Cerys Roe Philosophy and Ethics Year 9 Tallulah Gregory Year 10 Scarlett O’Shaughnessy Year 11 Ariela Veizaj Year 12 Rosalie Toulorge Year 13 Lauren Tiplady

Prizes for Modern Foreign Languages presented by Miss Noble

French Year 9 Marilena Malathouni Year 10 Francesca Crossfield Year 12 Sadie Pearson Year 13 Evie Fawcett German Year 9 Nicole Akpieyi Year 10 Katie Hale Year 11 Jessica Woods Year 12 Cherie Chanson Year 13 Natalia Bajer Spanish Year 9 Hanna Laing Year 10 Wendy Alves Year 11 Chatal Bundalian Year 12 Max Smith Year 13 Ian Wood

Interlude – ‘Wind in the Willows’

Prizes for Art and Music presented by Mrs Wright

Prizes for Art Year 9 Alexis Fowkes Year 10 Lena Haymonds Year 11 Maisy Harman Year 12 Aliya Prichard-Casey Year 13 Mary Deakes Prizes for Music Year 9 Arwen Downes Year 10 Hanen Kiwan Year 11 Natasha Gibbons Year 12 Millie Hunter Year 13 Evie Gibbard

Prizes for Design and Technology subject area presented by Mr Loraine

BTEC Fashion Year 10 Dua Atharkhan Year 11 Tia Binstead Textiles Year 9 Malaika Nawaz Design and Technology Year 9 Milly Giles Year 10 Abigail Gulliver Year 11 Maria Burr Year 12 Holly Stevens Year 13 Beatrix Leedom Child Development Year 10 Tia Mills Year 11 Noshin Janan Food Technology Year 9 Madison-Niamh Cameron Food Preparation and Nutrition Year 10 Rosie Howard Year 11 Emily Cave Food Science and Nutrition Year 12 Chloe Hobbs Year 13 Eloise Dodds Hospitality and Catering Year 10 Faye Vallis-Brown Year 11 Katie Davis

Prizes for Business Education and Computer Technology presented by Mr Arbi

Business Studies Year 10 BTEC Arianna Van Wezel Year 11 BTEC Jasmin Lewis Year 11 GCSE Faye Wong Year 12 Nancy Maton Year 13 Hubert Zagol ICT Year 10 Maleeha Chandhar

Prizes for Performing Arts presented by Mrs Stafford-Allen

Drama Year 9 Catherine Newton Year 10 Libby Brake Year 11 Cara Mackay Drama and Theatre Studies Year 12 Ginny Davis Year 13 Martha Pack Performing Arts Year 10 Camille Wallis-Desablens Year 11 Niamh Adams

Prizes for Physical Education presented by Miss Skinner

Physical Education Year 9 Tara Francis Year 10 Zoe Pugsley Year 11 Lily Rolfe

Prizes for Law, Media, Psychology and Sociology presented by Miss Carron

Media Year 12 Alice Armitage Year 13 Trishna Jabble Psychology Year 12 Allegra Whybrow Year 13 Freya Angood Sociology Year 12 Larissa Bowyer Year 13 Lucy Edrich Travel and Tourism Year 12 Harvey Viotto Year 12 Jodie Cole

Year Leader Awards

Year Leader Prizes are for Academic Achievement or Effort and Progress and have been awarded to students who have shown

outstanding achievement or have shown continued effort across all of their subjects

Year 9 presented by Mrs Simmonds

Lilly Allen

Zein Darouzi Connie Hedley Caitlin James

Safa Khan Zoe Lukacsi

Lola McCullough Holly Pearn

Millie Prelogar Zainab Saleem Jessica Shkurtai

Issy Spenser Ivana Syrota

Estellla Wadham Isabella Way Sienna Wong

Year 10 presented by Miss Castle

Vivienne Alija Laura Arnold

Xanthe Chamberlain Ciara Eastabrook Khushboo Gigras

Millie Hamid Naia Hill

Keira Jacobs Shrivastava Olivia Lawes Emma Moretti Harriet Moss Syeda Naqvi

Bethany Salter Eloise Sharkey

Jessica Swainston Amelia Tickell Aisha Touray

Year 11 presented by Miss Edwards

Halima Ahmed Gracie Clarke

Lily-Grace Dawson Matina Diakatou

Emily Helsby Ava Hewitt

Megan Hone Emily Murphy Ilaria Okusaga Yasmin Sfendla Daisy Wilcock Hannah Young

Year 12 and 13 Prizes presented by Mrs Stafford-Allen

Year 12

Louisa Armitage Rebecca Davies

Holly Fazackerley Alicia Finlayson

Balpreet Gill Ella Healey

Lydia Jeremiah Ffion Jones Lucy Jones

Grace Pearson-Hall Aliya Prichard-Casey

Samantha Royal Brown Alicia Sellars Jodie Smith

Katie Snooks

Year 13

Darcy Aigle-Boucher Martha Allerton

Grace Asquith-Evans Navleen Bhachu Avril Chamberlain

Laura Dickson Alayna Ismail

Emily Ling Niamh Lumb

Iona MacRobert Clementine Oliver Ishika Sabharwal

Sara Serpetri Emily Strophair-Best

Emily Swain Moya Tackney Hannah Tickle Isabelle Waters

Presentation of Special Awards

Sports Team of the Year RugbyTeam

Katy Anderson, Rose Arbery, Laura Arnold, Juliet Bryant, Kiera Devlin, Tara Francis, Adi Galuakadua, Tallulah Gregory, Hanen Kiwan,

Bella MacKenna, Anna Middleton-Jones, Tia Mills, Syeda Naqvi, Shannon O’Brien, Anna Theobolds, Aisha Touray, Charley West

and Tehya Whelan Sports Star of the Year Charlotte Dewar Art for All Prize Eve Haswell Berkshire Masonic Charity's School Molly Kemp Charity Award and Rebecca Howard Margaret Curtis Prize for Services to Anna Foskett the LRC and Rachael Grimmer Careers Prize Amelia Tickell The Barber Cup for Music Hannah Tickle Silver Larynx Award Emma Gyngell The Enga Cup for Food Technology Nicel Parsons The Muirie Cup for Excellence in Languages Evie Fawcett The Rotary Club of Windsor St. George for Contributions to Musical Theatre Ellie Lawrance

Most Outstanding Historian Freya Angood Most Outstanding in Geography Aaminah Saleem Most Outstanding in English Alayna Ismail Most Outstanding Mathematician Tayla Lawrence Most Outstanding Scientist Isabelle Jackson-Brench The Brownscombe Cup for Mathematics Louise White The Chappell Prize for Exceptional Progress Jodie Cole The Aspire, Advance and Achieve Cup Aaminah Saleem Tester Prize for Performing Arts Hetty Brake LORIC Award Lauren Broad Co-Headteachers’ Prize Annabel Hodgkinson Co-Headteachers’ Prize Scarlett O’Shaughnessy The Labrum Prize Emily Murphy The Shawcross Cup for Leadership Services Hetty Brake to the School

Introduction of Principal Guest -

Miss Phyllis James

Miss Phyllis James is an Old Girl and Chair of the Windsor Girls’

School Alumni. She returned to Windsor Girls’ as a Governor, serving for several years, driving and supporting school improvements.

During her career, Miss James won distinction by becoming a

Production Engineer for Trist Mouldings and Seal Ltd, before moving to Dunlop Rubber, Australia; the first woman in Great Britain and the

Commonwealth to hold such a position .

Miss James personifies everything we look for in our students and is held in such high regard that our sports hall is named after her.

Please remain seated whilst the platform party and invited guests leave the stage.

Below is a list of student destinations following their A2 examinations for 2017/2018

Anglia Ruskin University Paramedic Science

Birmingham City University Architecture

Bournemouth University Adult Nursing

Bournemouth University Film Production and Cinematography

Bournemouth University Marketing

Brunel University London Industrial Design and Technology with Professional Practice

Buckinghamshire New University Sports Therapy with Foundation Year

Buckinghamshire New University Nursing (Mental Health) with NMC Registration

Buckinghamshire New University Airline and Airport Management

Buckinghamshire New University Business Management

City University Law

Coventry University Psychology

Coventry University Business and Finance

Exeter University Film Studies with Employment Experience Abroad

Goldsmiths, University of London English and Drama/Drama and English

Goldsmiths, University of London Drama: Musical Theatre

Keele University Adult Nursing with Health Foundation Year

King's College London (University of London) French and Management (with year abroad)

King's College London (University of London) Politics

Kingston University Sociology

Oxford Brookes University Foundation in Humanities

Oxford Brookes University Social Work

Reading University Microbiology

Royal Holloway, University of London History and Philosophy

Royal Holloway, University of London Geography

Royal Holloway, University of London Management with International Business

Royal Holloway, University of London Economics and Management with a Year in Business

Royal Holloway, University of London Politics and International Relations

Royal Holloway, University of London History, Politics and International Relations

Royal Holloway, University of London History

Royal Holloway, University of London Law with Criminology

Sheffield Hallam University Physical Education and School Sport

St Mary's University, Twickenham, London Health and Exercise Science and Business Man-agement

St Mary's University, Twickenham, London Business Management with Foundation Year

Swansea University Applied Medical Sciences with a Foundation Year

Swansea University Psychology

The University of Essex Law

The University of Kent Psychology with Clinical Psychology

The University of Kent German and Management

University College London Geography (International)

University of Bath Biochemistry

University of Birmingham Biochemistry

University of Birmingham Psychology

University of Bristol Biology

University of Bristol English

University of Derby Fashion

University of East Anglia Environmental Sciences

University of Exeter Mathematics

University of Falmouth Business and Entrepreneurship

University of Geneva Politics with Business Management

University of Hertfordshire Criminal Justice

University of Lincoln History

University of Liverpool Philosophy and Communication and Media

University of Nottingham Food Science

University of Oxford English Language and Literature

University of Portsmouth Psychology

University of Portsmouth Media and Digital Practice

University of Portsmouth Forensic Psychology

University of Portsmouth Media and Digital Practice

University of Reading Geography (Physical)

University of Roehampton Law

University of Roehampton Sociology

University of Surrey Law

University of Swansea Chemical Engineering with a Year in Industry

Thank you to Buds & Blooms Florist

for supporting our Prize Evening

Buds & Blooms Florist 67 Dedworth Road, Windsor, SL4 5AZ

01753 867555