Prize Giving Programme & Events July 2021 - Tonbridge School
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Prize Giving Programme
& Events
July 2021Events & Prize Giving Programme
10.00am Service in the Chapel for Novi, 2nd Year, Upper Sixth, Governors & Court
members (streamed live in Big School, the EM Forster Theatre and the Marquee)
11.00am Prize Giving in the Marquee on the Upper Hundred (Prizewinner parents invited)
12.30pm Cricket: Leavers vs Remainers on The Head
Stayers vs Departers on Martins
1.30pm Ultimate Frisbee: Leavers vs Remainers on The Fifty
2.00pm Leavers’ Band from the Marquee (no seating)
3.00pm End of Term
Prize Giving
Please stand for the entrance of the Governors.
The Head of School will greet the Governors in Latin: the All Souls’ Examiner,
Dr Patricia Fara, will reply on behalf of the Governors.
The Deputy Chair of Governors will announce the winners of the three Prize Pens and the
Chichele Essay Prize, presented by The Master.
The Headmaster will give his address.
Three Upper Sixth boys will give brief presentations: Tom Roxburgh (WH) who has a place
to read PPE at Pembroke, Oxford; James Craggs (PS) who has a place to read History at St
Edmund Hall, Oxford; and Jeremy Suppey (SH) who has a place to read Music at Manchester.
The Master of the Skinners’ Company, Mr John Emms, will present the prizes and
give his address.
Edwin Jackson Memorial Prize Wilf Stokhuyzen
Goddard Prize for Modern Languages Josh Lloyd-Williams
David Williamson Memorial Bowl Olly Knight
Jonathan Doran Memorial Salver Ewan Gadd-ChapmanTom Stevenson-Rouse Prize for Endeavour
and Chemistry Will Richards
The Paterson Sword (CCF Cadet) Hugo Carrie
The Wilson Trophy (RAF Cadet) Jack Middleton
The Dougall Trophy (Army Cadet) Nathan Johnson
RN Tennant Bell (Navy Cadet) Harry Grant
John Morton Exhibition and Rouse Prize
for Computer Aided Design Patrick Fulton
John Morton Exhibition and
Warden Baker Prize for Design James Goh
John Morton Exhibition Sam Gormley
John Morton Exhibition Ernest Ng
Lions Club Shield for Service to the
Community and Art Henry Kaplan
Lions Club Shield for Service to the Community Oli Hards
Rotary Club Service Award Josh Pope-Saffer
The Ward Cup for Contribution to School Sport Harry Bevan-Thomas
UPPER SIXTH PRIZES
Barton Kent Prize for French and
Goggs Prize for History James Craggs
Cecil Steward Memorial Prize for Biology Jack Brant
Chadwick Historical Essay Prize Rory Smith
Collenette-Barker Prize for Geography Jack Pullen
Glanville Prize for Engineering Benson Kwok
Floyd Prize for English and James Naylor
Memorial Prize for Creative Writing Paddy Davies Jones
Hall Memorial Prize for Mathematics Victor Lin
John Marsh Prize for Technical Drama Luke Ely
Lanegan Computer Prize Alexander Laidlaw
Lowther Natural History William Kingston
Martin Buckmaster Prize for Art Alex Dean
Rev’d Henry Wyche Award for Mathematics
and Senior Singing Sherman Yip
Roy Foulsham Cup for Singing Ieuan Williams
Selous Prize for Languages Ben Easterbrook
Selous Prize for French and German Freddie Evans
Selous Prize for Spanish Cameron Blair
Single Mathematics Prize Abdullah Abduljhbar
Sir Henry Steward Prize for Classics Jack Richardson
Stewart Memorial Prize for School Music Jeremy SuppeyW.K. Brown for Science
and Instrumental Benjamin Gardner
W.M. Gordon Prize for Classics Olly Hughes
W.A. Broomhead Memorial Prize
for Public Speaking and Social Science Tom Roxburgh
Welldon Prize for Divinity Ben Sibbald
Business Tom Geffen
Choral Toby Peters
Economics Amir Zakhir
Mandarin Roshan Loomis Aiyagari
Physics Thomas Masding
Politics Will Instance
LOWER SIXTH PRIZES
C.B. Gordon Prize for Mathematics Alikhan Murat
E.M. Forster Senior Prize for Prose Fiction FT Chiu
Floyd Prize for English Jamie Lambert
Art Xander Froggatt
Biology Christopher Halford
Business Toby McWilliams
Chemistry Max Selby
Choral Wilkie Hoare
Critical Thinking and Instrumental Brian Chan
Design Technology James Watts
Economics Bosco Lee
French and German Will Press
Geography Toby Venton
Greek Oskar Marten
History Eddie Adams
Latin and Religious Studies Cameron Tilley
Mandarin Jonas Freeman
Music Matthew Lee
Physics Kenneth Lee
Politics Harry Lawes
Spanish Oliver Glen
The Tonbridgian Prize Sam HadfieldTHIRD YEAR PRIZES
E.M. Forster Prize for Prose Fiction Hugh Piper
Hervey Adams Prize for Art Archie Wareing
Biology Alex Percival
Chemistry Ollie Whittall
Choral Hugh O’Donnell
Computer Science Ryan Zhang
Junior Debating Harry French
Design Technology Andrew Sergeef
Drama and Music Nick Samuel
English Matthew Smith
Ensemble Patrick Hughes
French and Greek Robert Adams
History Aidan Chow
Geography Zach Hudson
German Damon McDevitt
Instrumental Alastair Wu
Latin Matthew Barry
Mandarin Thomas Gardner
Maths Hayden Lam
Physics Charlie Thompson
Religious Studies Tom Instance
Spanish Jack Percival
SECOND YEAR PRIZES
Art and Mandarin Adam Chalmers
Computer Science and Instrumental TK Buristrakul
Divinity and Knolles Kemp Cup Tom Rout
Drama Rory Dalton
English and Geography Edward Greenslade
Ensemble Oscar McIlwham
French Sasha Duda
German Sam Edwards
History Henry Wang
Latin and Maths Isaac King
Music Dominic Thomas
Product Design Lifu Yang
Science Rory Froggatt
Science Alex Wan
Science and Spanish Johnnie Averdieck
Singing Alex WalkerNOVI PRIZES
EM Forster Novi Prize for Prose Fiction Alexander Rayment
Floyd Prize for Junior English Pranav Somasundram
The Goggs History Prize Freddie Skarbek
Art Jamie Bhatnagar
Digital Creativity Maxwell Barton
Divinity Toby James
Drama Freddie Hill
Ensemble Sami Barker
French and Robin Morrish Prize for Strings Ben Adams
Geography and Spanish Farlie Willett
German and Latin Daniel Levett
Greek Nathan Lane
Instrumental Aaron Lee
Mandarin Alfie Rose
Maths Sam Zang
Product Design Tommy Wilkinson
Science Ralph Edmondson
Science Toby Mok
Science Felix Shen
Singing Tristan Peters
OPEN PRIZES
POETRY, DRAMA and READING
Open Drama Prize Hector Day-Lunn
Senior Drama Prize Zac Ribbins
Junior Drama Sacha Gibson
Tom Staveley Senior Poetry Prize Hamish Yeldham
Tom Staveley Intermediate Poetry Prize Alex Lander
Tom Staveley Junior Poetry Prize Alex Young
MUSIC
Director of Music’s Prize Marcus Pengelly
Senior Ensemble Prize Sam FordThe Latin Speeches
Head of School’s Greeting
En iterum, O Pelliparii, huc ideo colligimur, ut concelebremus et nostram scholam
conditam et id studium, eam curam, quam Pellipariorum Societas clarissima nunc et
semper nobis confert. Nos vestri discipuli hac festa die vobis maxime gaudentes salutem
damus. Et te quoque, O Moderator doctissime, salutamus, et laetamur quod tu nobis
adesse potes.
Iterum hoc anno res feliciter ubique gessimus, in rebus et academicis et artificiosis
et ludicris. Hoc vehementer speramus, quod vobis, e disciplina quam nobis contulistis,
aliquid gaudii accipere licebit, et a nostris rebus gestis et a nostris moribus. Valete.
Once again, O Skinners’ Company, we are gathered here to celebrate the foundation of our
school and the continued generosity shown to us by the Skinners’ Company. On this special day
we your scholars are happy to greet you. We also welcome you, O Examiner, and are pleased
that you are able to be with us.
The school has once again enjoyed success in every field: academic, artistic, and sporting.
We hope that, as a result of the education provided to us, you can be proud, not only of our
achievements, but also of our characters.
Reply by All Souls’ Examiner
O Pelliparii, vosque magistri atque discipuli Tonbrigienses, vobis salutem dicit Custos
Sociique Collegii Omnium Animarum Oxonii. Maximam mihi praestat laetitiam quod
vestram egregiam academiam inviso munere functus inquisitoris Collegii Omnium
Animarum.
Nos omnes, quibus fortuna praeclaram eruditionem largita est, iura fructus beneficia
semper ante oculos ponere debemus. Beneficia enim una cum officiis servanda manent.
Vestrum est hoc officium, ut haec disciplina cotidiana, illa studia superiora sint usui vobis
magno, reipublicae maximo.
Denique precor ut omnibus, qui magistri atque discipuli Tonbrigienses vocantur,
omnia bene fauste feliciter eveniant. Valete.
O Skinners, teachers and scholars of Tonbridge School, I bring you greetings from the
Warden and Fellows of All Souls College. It brings me great pleasure to visit your illustrious
school in the office of All Souls Examiner.
All of us who have enjoyed a fine education should constantly remember our exceptional
privilege. But with privileges go duties. Your duty is to make use of the education you are
receiving not only for your own but for the common good. I wish the school every success.You can also read
