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COMMEMORATION C CO OMM OM MME MEMOR ORA RAT ATI TIO ION
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Prizegiving 2018 Order of Proceedings The audience is asked to stand for the Official Party
Introduction and Welcome
Address Mrs Jenny Dwyer Headmistress
Guest Speaker Lieutenant Stephanie Hislop R.A
Presentation of Prizes Mrs Jenny Dwyer Headmistress
Vote of Thanks Harriet Lees and Grace Storrie Head Girls 2017 – 2018
Closing Remarks Mr Richard Strang Chairman of Governors
Presentation of Prizes The Perry Award for Modern Languages
Charlotte Given
The Business Prize
Aisling Taylor
The Economics Prize
Flora Leach
The Wingfield Digby Award for Geography
Harriet Lees
The Whittingdale Award for: Classical Civilisation Latin Prize
Maisie Sansom Amelia Fortescue, Sophie West
The Janet Finch Award for History
Celia McCormick
The Westcott Award for English
Ella Cunningham
The Gower Award for Theology
Olivia Andrews
The Hewitt Award for the Most Promising Candidate for Medicine
Amelia Fortescue
The Award to the Most Promising Student going on to study Engineering
Anna von Contzen
The Biology Prize
Emilia Wharton
The Nelson Prize for Chemistry
Sophie Hall
The Mrs Hamilton Prize for Physics
Olivia Andrews
The Mathematics Prize
Claudia Zheng
The Photography Prize
Eleanor Whitbread
The Crean Award for History of Art
Sylvie Hammond
The Art Prize
Alice Wong
The Art Progress Prize
Pandora Covell
Design and Technology: Product Design Prize
Honor Younger
The Harris Drama Trophy
Tara Noble
The International Baccalaureate Prize for Attainment
Grace Storrie
The Prize for Embracing the Philosophy of the International Baccalaureate
Sophie West
The Physical Education Prize
ChloĂŤ Katon
The Creative Writing Prize
Constance Cottrell
The Award for Independent Learning in the Sixth Form
Phoebe Price
The M5 Shakespeare Prize
Alma Wirth
The Jessica Brooker Award for Outstanding Contribution to Junior School Sport
Helen Hillegaart
The Public Speaking Prize in U5
Harriet Bruges
The Boxwell Award for the Most Promising Pupil in Mathematics in U5
Shermaine Cheung
The Prize for Outstanding Examination Performance in L4
Isla Read
The Prize for Outstanding Examination Performance in U4
Cerys Heard
The Prize for Outstanding Examination Performance in L5
Lauren Carty
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The Riddell Cup for Outstanding Examination Performance in M5
Alice McCormick
The Prize for Outstanding Examination Performance in L6: A Level International Baccalaureate
Portia Manson, Janice Sui Natasha Linhart
The Prize for Progress in L4
Lily Duffy
The Prize for Progress in U4
Francesca Jaques
The Prize for Progress in L5
Annabel Biggart
The Prize for Progress in M5
Lucy Mowat
The Prize for Progress in U5
Natasha Copinger-Symes
The Prize for Progress in L6
Louisa de Montfort
The Hanvey Choral Cup
Juliet Lawrence
The Margaret Greenlaw Rosebowl for Chamber Music
Charlotte Ferguson, Eva Istsenko Daisy Kwong, Kelly Kwong Amelia Monaghan
The Keir Memorial Music Prize
Amelia Monaghan
The Gennifer Turnbull Prize for the Highest Mark on an Orchestral Instrument in a Music Examination
Amelia Monaghan
The Augusta Miller Solo Singing Cup
Mercedes Daniel
The Prize for Orchestral Playing
Annabel Harris, Celia McCormick
The Nightingale Improvement Cup
Isabella Harding, Stephanie Teale
The Augusta Miller/Welmar Piano Cup
Crystal Cheung
The Amanda McWilliam Prize
Theodora Cottrell
The Crichton Award for Perseverance, Integrity and Commitment
Araminta Stubbs
The Philippa Lawrence Poetry Prize
Isobel Gordon
Service to the School
Charlotte Blake, Olivia Brink Georgina Luders, Melody Lulu-Briggs Charlotte Maynard, Kate Treacher Georgia Watson, Sophie Wurfbain
Service to the Wider Community
Omodunni Bello, Cecilia George Annabel Harris, Suubi Kimuli Alicia Lee, Fenella May
The Headmistress’s Award τῃ ἀριστῃ “for the best”
To be announced on the day To be announced on the day
Headmistress Jenny Dwyer The Year in Review Headmistress Jenny Dwyer shares her thoughts about what has made this year so successful at Sherborne Girls I have always relished the opportunity that
future is bright because we are a community
writing this report provides to take stock, note
that embraces change and looks ahead with
the achievements of our school community,
confidence.
and celebrate the values that we hold dear. This year, the process has a particular poignancy, because it is the last such report I shall write. So it seems fitting that I begin by remembering our theme for the year: “Embracing Change�. This reminds us that we are called to face the future with a sense of
Community engagement One of the crucial tests of a community is the extent to which it serves others. That is why I am proud to say that every single pupil at Sherborne Girls has the chance to be involved in some kind of community outreach.
purpose, with hope in our hearts and minds,
We serve others in a rich variety of inspiring
and excitement about the challenges ahead.
ways. Consider, for example, our strong links with local primary schools, including Preston
Five pillars of achievement
Primary in Yeovil, for whom we provide hockey
In the last 12 months, Sherborne Girls has
coaching, and Sherborne Abbey Primary and
launched a five-year strategic plan. This
Sherborne Primary, for whom our students
enshrines our values of curiosity, courage,
provide activities such as language workshops
compassion, adaptability and spirituality, as
and music recitals.
well as identifying our priorities between now and 2022.
We enjoy a similar relationship with Horsington Church School in Templecombe, which has a
At the heart of our plan are five pillars: full
very public reminder of its link with Sherborne
boarding, 21st century women, a culture of
Girls. As part of an arts project, Matilda Jenkins
ambition, community, and leadership and
designed and built a sculpture for the school
management.
playground: an achievement that gives
While the focus of these pillars is on the development of the school as an institution, they are more than corporate ideals. As the girls’ achievements evidence time and again, the strategic plan is a vibrant, embodied narrative that sits at the very heart of our life together. This gives me great hope that our institutional identity is stronger than ever, but also that the
eloquent expression to the depth of our relationship with the school.
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Academic enrichment Another much-valued local relationship is our
Of course, the beating heart of our school is
ongoing exchange with The Gryphon School in
our shared intellectual life. This is broadly
Sherborne – an initiative that is part of a wide-
construed, encompassing creativity, the arts,
ranging exchange programme that sees our
music and sport alongside traditional academic
girls experience life in schools near and far. In
pursuits. In their own ways, all of these things
addition to The Gryphon, for example, we
tell us who we are, and shape what we long to
swap students (and in some cases teachers!)
be. They form our dispositions, helping
with Parmiter’s School near North West
prepare us for the future.
London, St Peter’s Adelaide, Sherborne Qatar, Launceston Church Grammar School in Tasmania and Branksome Hall in Canada.
That is why I am so proud of the rich tapestry of enrichment activities on offer throughout the school, including debating, science and
Such relationships broaden our perspectives,
technology challenges, political discussion
giving our whole community an understanding
groups and careers guidance. They all provide
of life beyond Sherborne Girls. It is this that
a chance for girls to develop their skills and
encourages the girls to take the initiative in
garner new experiences, enhancing their
other community projects. They are always
studies and equipping them with fresh insights.
quick to spot how they can make a difference to the world around them.
This year, for example, the M5 Business Challenge was more profitable than ever,
Two recent examples are the involvement of
fanning the flames of our students’
our students in EDCLUB – a charity that
entrepreneurial ambitions and raising money
supplies computers to children in the
for charity. We also enjoyed some horizon-
developing world and puts them in touch with
lifting talks from visitors such as Falklands
UK-based pupils to mentor them and develop
veteran Simon Weston CBE, MP Rt Hon Maria
their skills – and in a special concert in Mumbai
Miller, QC Michael Bowes, journalist and TV
where our girls will sing alongside children
presenter Mariella Frostrup, barrister Camilla
from the city’s slums. In each case, they show a
Church and planetary scientist Dr Suzanne
community that is characterised by its capacity
Imber.
to look outwards, prompting a desire to improve lives and bring hope to others. Then there are the ways in which our wider community sustains itself, and thereby helps to shape the world. Our Women in Leadership event is a case in point, bringing Sherborne Old Girls of all generations together to share expertise and help inspire the next generation. Likewise the Parent Task Force events, including a memorable quiz evening and the Midsummer Festival. These show just how much Sherborne Girls means to so many people, making us all realise that, in belonging to this community, we are a part of something very special.
Our self-understanding has been greatly enhanced by input from the psychologist Dr Aric Sigman. His insights, delivered to parents,
staff and students alike, have informed our new policy on mobile phone use, helping reduce screen time and improve the quality of our pupils’ relaxation. As with all learning, there is an interplay in all of these activities between what we know and who we are, showing that academic work is at its best when allied to the development of appropriate ways of being in the world.
Similarly, our girls achieved outstanding success at the Taunton Festival of the Arts.
Of course, our full-boarding environment
Students across all year groups returned with
ensures there is space for such personal
an impressive haul of trophies, showing just
growth, and opportunities to try new things. So
how talented our musicians are.
it was that girls from the lower fifth found themselves at a STEM day at Atlas Elektronik in Dorchester, with Emily Wood being recognised for her individual contribution and winning a place on a course in marine nuclear engineering with Babcock International later in the year. Experiences like this sow the seeds of ambition, showing our girls that the future is there for the taking. They just need to grasp its opportunities.
The Madrigal Society performed beautifully at a joint concert in London with Sherborne School as did our Senior Choir at the Sherborne Schools’ Choral Society performance of St John Passion. What I find inspiring is the willingness of these performers to share their gifts with others. Our pupils can often be found in local churches and community buildings, helping to raise money for worthy causes and provide entertainment. It is a source of great pride to us all; they are fantastic ambassadors for our school, embodying everything we stand for. It is also profoundly fulfilling to see the wonderful drama productions that punctuate the school year. Standout performances this year include 1984, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and A Kilt’s a Kilt, with girls showing a range of skills both on the stage and behind the scenes. These events typify the teamwork
Music, drama and the arts As our cutting-edge Arts Centre continues to take shape, there is a renewed enthusiasm throughout the school for artistic endeavours. It goes without saying that music is central to our shared rhythms, and it was a delight to see two Sherborne Girls ensembles in the semi finals of the prestigious Pro Corda Chamber Music Festival, with one group making it all the way to the final.
that is a feature of school life: they show girls working towards a common aim, with tangible outcomes that enhance everyone’s life. Sporting success And so to the sports field, where the relation between the individual and the whole is seen in even sharper relief. It is thrilling to see so many of our young sportswomen making a mark in their chosen discipline, whether as part of a school team or individually.
It was a source of pride for the whole school when the U18s won the Dorset County Hockey Championships in the autumn, with the U14 and U16 coming in as runners-up; and when our U18A lacrosse team progressed through to Division 1 Finals at the National Championships. Individually and as a team, our swimmers have also enjoyed success. Kayleigh Parker and Harriet Watts both gained qualification to compete in the British Summer Championships, and are in the top ten swimmers in their age groups in the country. While on the inter-schools circuit, the swimming team has continued its success with wins against all our major competitors. Witness, also, our success in the British Schools Ski Racing Championships, held in Flaine, France. Our team came first overall in the unregistered team category, and individually they scored impressive results. Millie Nokes won three events, while Sacha Nokes came second in the unregistered slalom. Similar success can be seen in our performance in the National Schools Cup for squash, where Tilly Scull, Tamsin Morgan, Amelia Etherington, Eliza Gilmour and Isabella Orr played brilliantly to reach the finals. Perdi Digby has also achieved notable success in the past year, competing in the Horse of the Year Show and winning selection for Team GB at the Lyon International Horse Show.
This is very much a pattern of our sporting achievements at Sherborne Girls. Whether it is Araminta Stubbs continuing to excel at a national level in Target Sprint (and establishing a wider enthusiasm for the sport throughout the school in her role as Sports Prefect), Daisy Baker winning two silver medals in the National Indoor Rowing Championships, or four of our cross-country runners – Araminta, Daisy Baker, Christa Cripwell and Marianna Sawyer – winning selection for the English Schools Cross Country Championships, our sporting heroes know that they stand on the shoulders of the whole school community when they compete. Our emergence as a force to be reckoned with in these contexts is a fitting reflection of our status more generally. After all, as Tatler’s Public School of the Year 2018, and a shortlisted candidate for this year’s TES Boarding School of the Year award, we are very much on the map as a place of educational excellence. I am proud of the achievements of all the girls and staff, and of the story they tell about our school. Here is a place of vibrancy, ambition and verve. It is a place that lives its values and has a clear direction for the future. I shall watch with interest as it enters an exciting new chapter. Thank you for letting me shape and be shaped by this most special community.
JENNY DWYER
Achievements Music The following girls have been accepted as members of National Ensembles: Isobel Gordon (oboe)
National Schools’ Symphony Orchestra
Zara Smith (violin)
National Schools’ Symphony Orchestra
Amelia Monaghan
The Rodolfus Choir
Kelly Kwong (piano)
Sherborne Douzelage Young Musician finalist
Ellie George (cello)
Sherborne Douzelage Junior Young Musician: winner of Strings Section
Finalists in the Pro Corda Chamber Music Competition
Under 19 Baroque Quintet
Charlotte Ferguson (recorder), Kelly Kwong (flute), Daisy Kwong (oboe), Amelia Monaghan (cello), Eva Istsenko (harp) Congratulations to the following girls for achieving Grade 8: Amelia Monaghan
Cello
Distinction
Beatrisse Fender
Cello
Distinction
Rebecca Stagg
Clarinet
ATCL (above Grade 8)
Stephanie Cheung
Piano
Merit
Fenella May
Alto Saxophone
Merit
Brenda Lam
Violin
Distinction
Mary Yuen
Violin
Olivia Andrews
Singing
Distinction
Stephanie Cheung
Singing
Merit
Mercedes Daniel
Singing
Merit
Juliet Lawrence
Singing
Merit
Harriet Lees
Singing
Merit
Amelia Monaghan
Singing
Distinction
Georgia Watson
Singing
Merit
Eleanor Wheatley
Singing
Merit
Isabella Harding
Violin
Merit
Previous leavers denoted by italics
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Drama Congratulations to the following girls for achieving Grade 8:
Trinity Guildhall Ella Milne
Solo
Distinction
Annabelle Martin
Solo
Distinction
Julia Aggett
Duo
Merit
Charlotte Tincknell
Duo
Merit
Eleanor Wheatley
Duo
Merit
Kiki Wiggin
Duo
Merit
Willamina Wordie
Duo
Merit
Omodunni Bello
Duo
Anoushka Towler
Duo
Georgia Watson
Duo
Trinity Guildhall Musical Theatre Karis Barrasford
Solo
Distinction
Emily Browning
Duo
Distinction
Dorothea Busby
Duo
Distinction
Romilly Carrick
Duo
Distinction
Sophie Hall
Duo
Distinction
Rosie Hudson
Solo
Distinction
Harriet Lees
Duo
Distinction
Melody Lulu-Briggs
Duo
Distinction
Ella Milne
Duo
Distinction
Imogen Parr
Solo
Distinction
Phoebe Price
Duo
Distinction
Willamina Wordie
Duo
Distinction
Harriet Wright
Solo
Distinction
Dorothea Busby
Solo
Merit
Louisa de Montfort
Solo
Merit
Camilla Ridgers
Duo
Merit
LAMDA
Exchanges Branksome Hall, Toronto
Georgina Andrews, Katherine Catmur, Matilda Johnson, Matilda Massey, Poppy Thomson
The Gryphon School, Sherborne
Victoria Phillips, Lily Phipps, Lydia Tricks, Tamara Windham
Launceston Church Grammar School, Tasmania
Angel Lulu-Briggs, Jemima Lawson Johnston, Grace Milbank, Amelia Ursell
Parmiter’s School, Herts
Annabel Mortimer, Kitty Palmer, Alice Richards, Hannah Shirley, Emily Watson
Sherborne Qatar
Evie Coulton, Tara McLaughlin, Lily Thornham, Marianna Sawyer
St Mary’s Waverley, Johannesburg
Chloë Dick, Eleanor Miller
Duke of Edinburgh Awards Gold
Julia Aggett, Olivia Andrews, Meredith Bashaarat, Robyn Carty, Romilly Dennis, Amelia Fortescue, Isabella Garrett, Charlotte Given, Isabella Harding, Annabel Harris, Georgina Lane, Flora Leach, Alice Lloyd, Jemima Middle, Tamsin Miller, Alexandra Mountbatten, Elizabeth Murray, Katherine O’Donoghue, Lily Stevens
Silver
Aaliyah Adesida, Jemima Arnold, Rosie Barnes, Isobel Bates, Theodora Berry, Daisy Bond, Emily Browning, Nittaya Butcher, Alice Chittick, Hannah Collin, Matilda Fender, Octavia Garrett, Leila Hollingworth, Maxime Inigo-Jones, Matilda Jenkins, Isabelle Keating, Emma Kitson, Rosie Kitson, Emma Kwok, Ashley Lai, Alice Leach, Lucy Linhart, Emilia Luders, Annabelle Martin, Celia McCormick, Eleanor Miller, Ella Milne, Annabel Mortimer, Louise Mountbatten, Sacha Nokes, Harriet Northover, Isabella Orr, Jemima Pentreath, Alice Reeves, Alice Richards, Lily Ridout, Catherine Sawyer, Tilly Scull, Chloë Stevens, Isabella Taylor, Mimi Tosh, Emily Treacher, Emilie Tubbs, Emily Watson, Chloë Wong, Willamina Wordie, Kinna Yewdall, Mary Yuen
Bronze
Amara Agwo, Poppy Bond, Dominique-Léa Bonnelli-Bean, Flora Brewster, Lucia Clavero Perez, Emilia Clements, Jessica Cotton, Ella Cunningham, Freya Evans, Ellie George, Isobel Gordon, Betty Gu, Charlotte Harrison, Annette Hung, Huda Javed, Ella-Rose Keith, Daisy Kwong, Katy Lauchard, Zara Lawrence, Amelia Livingston Booth, Grace Milbank, Lara Miller, Lucy Mowat, Charlotte Orton, Lydia Paines, Agatha Palmer, Alice Pope, Olivia Redman, Isabella Snow, Matilda Staples, Venetia Tett, Harriett Townhill, Emily Vaughan, Georgina Wheatley, Eleanor Whitbread, Martyna Wojtun, Katherine Wong, Lucy Woodhams, Zoë Woolland, Lorna Younger, Ania Zenzina, Dasha Zenzina Previous leavers denoted by italics
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Leiths Introductory Certificate in Food & Wine Merit
Alicia Lee (top scorer and winner of Leiths book prize) Celia McCormick, Sophie Wurfbain
Pass
Emilia Bathurst, Matilda Cotton, Mercedes Daniel, Susanna Evelegh, Jennifer Guy, Sylvie Hammond, Isabella Harding, Laura Kwiatkowski, Natalya Moorhouse, Sophia Moorhouse, Elysia Moseley, Tara Newman, Tara Noble, Maisie Sansom, Anna Schwinge, Araminta Stubbs, Anoushka Towler, Georgia Watson, Poppy Weldon, Felicity Woodhams
Diplomas Congratulations to the following girls for achieving Distinction in the Sherborne Girls Diploma:
L4
Shibing Carreno Lorenzana, Natalie Chan, Beatrice Gantlett, Isla Read, Tamara Windham
U4
Esme Beckly, Isobel Blair, Irene Cano Marcos, Selene Corran, Scarlett Cowley, Poppy Evans, Cerys Heard, Charlotte Lindsay, Isabella Redman, Eleanor Renville, Coco Skagerlind, Alicia Skorik, Matilda Spivey, Malena Tannaz
L5
ChloĂŤ Allday, Georgina Andrews, Annabel Biggart, Amelia Bond, Katie Browning, Esme Bullough, Lauren Carty, Harriet Dart, Amelia Denness, Sophia Hollingworth, Cornelia Jackson-Holst, Arabella Lambeth, Jasmine Lampert, Amelia Larkins, Amelia Longpre, Matilda Massey, Lucy Maynard, Molly McCue, Phoebe Nettleton, Dolly Payne, Daisy Pentreath, May Purbrick, Marianna Sawyer, Charlotte Smith, Lila Stoddart, Poppy Thomson, Lara Tomlin, Millie Van Moppes, Emily Wood, Verity Zisser
Pilkington Awards
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The following girls successfully applied to receive a grant to undertake imaginative
projects overseas:
Natalya Moorhouse
Matilda Cotton
A four-week placement in Madagascar teaching
A four-week volunteering placement in India
English and volunteering in marine conservation.
which includes living with an Indian host family,
The project involves assisting with the collation
teaching in a local primary school and assisting
of reef data to help assess the biodiversity and
in a children’s home.
growth of the reef system, studying animal populations.
Harriet Lees A four-week volunteering placement in India
Suubi Kimuli
which includes living with an Indian host family,
A six-month discipleship in Uganda taking part
teaching in the local primary school and
in church ministry and working for community
assisting in a children’s home.
outreach in slums, hospitals, schools, orphanages and prisons.
Theodora Cottrell A four-week placement in Madagascar teaching
Annabel Harris
English and volunteering in marine conservation.
Five weeks volunteering with the ‘British
The project involves assisting with the collation
Exploring Society’ in the Ladakh region of the
of reef data to help assess the biodiversity and
Indian Himalayas. This is a science and media
growth of the reef system, studying animal
project including mapping the geology of the
populations.
area, keeping a species list of flora and fauna and investigating their medicinal purposes.
Sophie West Eight weeks volunteering in Ghana on a project
Amelia Fortescue
run by ‘International Citizens Service’ to improve
Three weeks volunteering on a medical project
small and medium-sized businesses to generate
in India, shadowing doctors at the Eco School
a sustainable source of income.
Slum Clinic and assisting in health campaigns in medical camps.
Laura Kwiatkowski Living with an Indian host family for one week
Poppy Weldon
and volunteering in an elephant sanctuary.
Living with an Indian host family for one week and volunteering in an elephant sanctuary.
Chloë Katon A six-week eco-agricultural project placement in
Juliet Lawrence
Cambodia, volunteers help to develop local
Six weeks in Togo, West Africa volunteering with
schemes which will generate income for the
underprivileged children. This is a community
communities in Siem Reap.
project to enhance living conditions and create opportunities for education.
Sports Captains Hockey
Amelia Fortescue and Georgina Luders
Lacrosse
Sophie Hall and ChloĂŤ Katon
Netball
Charlotte Given
Cross County
Araminta Stubbs
Squash
Tilly Scull
Tennis
Charlotte Given
Swimming
Kayleigh Parker
Athletics
Araminta Stubbs
Sports Honours Hockey England Hockey U16 Regional Performance programme Freya Evans, Tilly Scull County Representation
U17: Amelia Etherington, Alice Leach
U16: Eden Dennis, Hannah Collin, Annabelle Kemp U15: Amelia Denness, Ciara Moseley
U14: Lily Leaf, Tara McLaughlin, Tamsin Morgan, Finty Little, Amber Nielsen, Matilda Williams, Harriet Collinge
Lacrosse Wales U19 World Cup Development Squad Matilda Spivey England Talent Pathway Academy for the West of England Isobel Gordon, Rosanna Read, Fenella Stanford, Daisy Stephens County Representation U19: Emilie Tubbs
U15: Emily Nokes, Lorna Younger, Lara Miller, Agatha Palmer, Amy Ye, Isobel Gordon
Rugby County Representation U15: Eve Messervy Netball County Academy Squads Alice Foulger, Lucy Knott Satellite Academy Squads Amelia Denness, Tamsin Morgan, Coco Skagerlind, Matilda Spivey
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Athletics South West Finals Junior Senior
Daisy Baker, Marianna Sawyer, Millie Van Moppes, Verity Zisser Araminta Stubbs
Dorset Schools County Athletics Championships Junior Girls Gold
Daisy Baker (800m), Verity Zisser (High Jump)
Junior Girls Silver
Matilda Spivey (Javelin), Millie Van Moppes (75m Hurdles)
Junior Girls Bronze
Marianna Sawyer (1500m)
Intermediate Girls Gold
Matilda Murray (High Jump)
Intermediate Girls Bronze
Phoebe Wells (Triple Jump)
Senior Girls Silver
Araminta Stubbs (1500m)
Dorset County AAA Championships Gold
Daisy Baker
U15 800m
Gold
Amber Nielsen
U15 High Jump
Silver
Matilda Murray
U17 High Jump
Silver
Araminta Stubbs
U17 1500m
Cross Country English Schools Cross County Relays, South West Finals U16: Marianna Sawyer, Daisy Baker, Matilda Massey, Florence Watt, Millie Van Moppes, Fenella Stanford County Representation
U15: Marianna Sawyer, Daisy Baker (South West, Nationals)
U17: Christa Cripwell (South West, Nationals)
U19: Araminta Stubbs (Dorset Captain) (South West, Nationals) Dorset AAA Inter Counties Championships Marianna Sawyer, Araminta Stubbs English Schools Championships Christa Cripwell, Marianna Sawyer, Araminta Stubbs, Daisy Baker
Target Sprint National Finals Araminta Stubbs and Emily Treacher have qualified for the National Finals in October 2018
Swimming South West Winter Short Course Championships 2017 Olivia Flack, Kayleigh Parker English Schools Swimming Association, National Schools Relay Finals, London Aquatics Centre Charlotte Blake, Kayleigh Parker, Harriet Watts, Annabel Alers-Hankey Independent Schools Bath Cup, London Aquatics Centre Charlotte Blake, Kayleigh Parker, Harriet Watts, Annabelle Martin British Championships 2018, Edinburgh Harriet Watts (100m and 200m Backstroke) South West Regional Championships 2018 Olivia Flack, Elizabeth Allen, Kayleigh Parker (Silver in 200m Breaststroke and 4th in 200m IM) and Harriet Watts (Silver in 100m Backstroke and Silver in 200m Backstroke) Swim England Beacon Talent Programme Kayleigh Parker, Harriet Watts British Summer Championships 2018 (National Age Group Finals) Kayleigh Parker has qualified for the 100m and 200m Breaststroke Harriet Watts has qualified for the 50m, 100m and 200m Backstroke
Tennis 1st VI Ella Milne and Tilly Scull, Eleanor Whitbread and Charlotte Given, Chloë Katon and Flora Leach Squash U17 Schools’ National Finals Tilly Scull, Tamsin Morgan, Eliza Gilmour, Amelia Etherington, Isabella Orr Skiing British Schoolgirls’ Ski Races Sophie Minchin, Sacha Nokes and Emily Nokes. The team won six individual medals and two team medals and achieved 1st place overall in the unregistered team winning the Libby Acre Plate.
Equestrian NSEA Prelim Dressage Championship Plate
Eliza McCalmont
NSEA National Schools Championship Plate
Eliza McCalmont, Alice Southcombe, Matilda Murray and Amelia Ursell
NSEA Eventers Challenge Championships
Grace Tucker
NSEA One Day Event Championships
Isla Read and Eliza McCalmont
Nations Cup – GB Team
Perdita Digby
School Officers Heads of School Harriet Lees, Grace Storrie Vice Heads of School Amelia Fortescue, Flora Ramsden School Prefects Olivia Andrews, Charlotte Blake, Olivia Brink, Ella Cunningham, Charlotte Given, Annabel Harris, Flora Leach, Alicia Lee, Meloldy Lulu-Briggs, Celia McCormick, Phoebe Price, Araminta Stubbs, Kate Treacher, Georgia Watson, Sophie West, Sophie Wurfbain Choir Head of Choir
Amelia Monaghan
Deputy Heads of Choir
Celia McCormick, Juliet Lawrence, Mercedes Daniel
Vice Heads of Choir
Emily Hartley, Willamina Wordie
Heads of Houses Aldhelmsted West
Poppy Evans, Emilie Lawrence (Michaelmas) Emilia de Boehmler (Lent) Carys Leonard, Isabella Redman (Trinity)
Aldhelmsted East
Jemima Arnold, Chloe Wong
Dun Holme
Ella Milne, Constance Cottrell, Willamina Wordie
Kenelm
Alexia Spicer, Natasha Linhart, Hannah Shirley
Mulliner
ChloĂŤ Katon, Emily Browning
Reader Harris
Emma Kitson, Camilla Ridgers, Emilie Tubbs
Wingfield Digby
Lucy Holcroft, Sacha Nokes, Jemima Norton
Service and Commitment to the Houses Jemima Arnold, Emilia de Boehmler, Emily Browning, Constance Cottrell, Poppy Evans, Lucy Holcroft, ChloĂŤ Katon, Emma Kitson, Carys Leonard, Natasha Linhart, Ella Milne, Sacha Nokes, Jemima Norton, Isabella Redman, Camilla Ridgers, Hannah Shirley, Alexia Spicer, Emilie Tubbs, Chloe Wong, Willamina Wordie
Vice in italics
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Leavers Our best wishes to the following members of the Sherborne Girls community: Rebecca Ayers-Harris, Olivia Andrews, Emilia Bathurst, Omodunni Bello, Charlotte Blake, Alex Bird, Olivia Brink, Emily Browning, Dorothea Busby, Shibing Carreno Lorenzana, Natalie Chan, Karen Champman, Crystal Cheung, Iona Connelly, Alice Cooper, Matilda Cotton, Theodora Cottrell, Pandora Covell, Grace Cruz, Ella Cunningham, Charlotte Dalley, Mercedes Daniel, Lola Dare, Tomisin Delano, Romilly Dennis, Jenny Dwyer, Susanna Evelegh, Mark Felsted, Olivia Flack, Amelia Fortescue, Sue Francis, Tom Fremlin, Isabella Garrett, Cecilia George, Charlotte Given, Jennifer Guy, Sophie Hall, Sylvie Hammond, Isabella Harding, Annabel Harris, Gill Henderson, Richard Hill, Helen Hillegaart, Isabel Hunt, Isabella Hustler Parker, Maxime Inigo-Jones, Chloë Katon, Suubi Kimuli, Diane Kirby, Laura Kwiatkowski, Andrea Lam, Juliet Lawrence, Bridie Leach, Flora Leach, Alicia Lee, Annemarie Lees, Harriet Lees, Nicole Leong, Ruby Livingstone, Lydia Lowndes-Northcott, Georgina Luders, Daniela Lui, Melody Lulu-Briggs, Juliana Ma, Natalya Malikova, Irene Cano Marcos, Jo Massey, Fenella May, Charlotte Maynard, Ian McCarthy, Celia McCormick, Tamsin Miller, Emily Mitchell, Amelia Monaghan, Natalya Moorhouse, Sophia Moorhouse, Elysia Moseley, Ottilie Mundy, Tara Newman, Maggie Nightingale, Tara Noble, Gill Nutland, Katherine O’Donoghue, Zara Overton, Avery Owen, Kayleigh Parker, Charlotte Payne, Alice Price, Phoebe Price, Flora Ramsden, Insha Raza, Alice Reeves, Maisie Sansom, Anna Schwinge, Allegra Simpson, Alicia Skorik, Sarah Smith, Agnes So, Holly Stephens, Grace Storrie, Araminta Stubbs, Emma Stubbs, Aisling Taylor, Stephanie Teale, David Thompson, Charlotte Tincknell, Anoushka Towler, Flora Toyne-Sewell, Kate Treacher, Anna von Contzen, Georgia Watson, Poppy Weldon, Sophie West, Emilia Wharton, Eleanor Whitbread, Emily Williams, Alice Wong, Felicity Woodhams, Sophie Wurfbain, Joey Yeung, Honor Younger, Claudia Zheng
Jenny Dwyer Headmistress 2006 – 2018 Staff denoted by italics
The information in this programme is accurate at the time of publication.
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