T UDOR H OUSE
P RIZE G IVING A ND
ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY
Veronika Castillo Rodriguez
Vice Captain – Fisher
ADVANCE AUSTRALIA FAIR
OFFICIAL WELCOME
Mr Richard Deck
Deputy Head – Students and Community
SCHOOL PRAYER
Henry Kennedy-Green
Vice Captain – Medley
CHAIRMAN’S ADDRESS
Mr Ken Chapman
Chairman, The Council of The King’s School
INTRODUCTION OF GUEST OF HONOUR
Mr Mark Webeck (OT 1971)
Chairman, Tudor House Foundation
GUEST OF HONOUR ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION OF PRIZES
Mr Jack O’Brien (OT 2010)
HEAD OF SCHOOL ADDRESS
Mr Adam Larby
Head of Tudor House
SCHOOL CAPTAIN’S SPEECH
Harriet Rogers
BADGING OF 2025 SCHOOL LEADERS
2024 School Leaders
PRAYER AND BENEDICTION
Mr Tony George Headmaster
PRIZE DAY - LOWER SCHOOL
KINDERGARTEN
BOOK PRIZE FOR ALL STUDENTS
Presented by Year 6 Captains
YEAR 1
FORM PRIZE (1 ST IN THE YEAR)
Alessandro Villella
BIBLICAL STUDIES PRIZE
Angus Randazzo
YEAR 1C
MOST IMPROVED PRIZE
Sophie Ring
CONSISTENT EFFORT PRIZE (PLUS SCORES)
Isabelle Chauncy
CITIZENSHIP IN ACTION PRIZE
Cameron Hoskins
MUSIC PRIZE
Sienna Fox
VISUAL ARTS PRIZE
Araminta Curran
WOODWORK PRIZE
Enzo Englen
FRENCH PRIZE
Willow de Maria
YEAR 1P
MOST IMPROVED PRIZE
Harper McCallum
CONSISTENT EFFORT PRIZE (PLUS SCORES)
Sadie Carney
CITIZENSHIP IN ACTION PRIZE
Georgie Burlace
MUSIC PRIZE
Aria Fuller
VISUAL ARTS PRIZE
Isabel Coman
WOODWORK PRIZE
Sadie Carney
FRENCH PRIZE
Louis Ben Soussan
YEAR 2
FORM PRIZE (1 ST IN THE YEAR)
Agam Brar
BIBLICAL STUDIES PRIZE
Matilda McLean
YEAR 2R
MOST IMPROVED PRIZE
Arian Pullar
CONSISTENT EFFORT PRIZE (PLUS SCORES)
Luna Rodriguez-Beltrami
CITIZENSHIP IN ACTION PRIZE
Delilah Hutton
MUSIC PRIZE
Delilah Hutton
VISUAL ARTS PRIZE
Josephine Philips
WOODWORK PRIZE
Archer Jenkins
FRENCH PRIZE
Abraham Cosgrove Brown
YEAR 2W
MOST IMPROVED PRIZE
Myles Dudley
CONSISTENT EFFORT PRIZE (PLUS SCORES)
Grace Laaper
CITIZENSHIP IN ACTION PRIZE
Charles Sellors
MUSIC PRIZE
Arkie Uther
VISUAL ARTS PRIZE
Agam Brar
WOODWORK PRIZE
Grace Laaper
FRENCH PRIZE
Myles Dudley
PRIZE DAY - UPPER SCHOOL
YEAR 3
FORM PRIZE (1 ST IN THE YEAR)
Lyndon Deck
BIBLICAL STUDIES PRIZE
Charlie Huseyin
YEAR 3B
GENERAL PROFICIENCY PRIZE
Giselle Fagan
MOST IMPROVED PRIZE
Archie Clark
CONSISTENT EFFORT PRIZE (PLUS SCORES)
Jack Spong
CITIZENSHIP IN ACTION PRIZE
Grace Hoskins
MUSIC PRIZE
Giselle Fagan
VISUAL ARTS PRIZE
Grace Hoskins
WOODWORK PRIZE
Archie McCallum
FRENCH PRIZE
Jack Spong
YEAR 3E
GENERAL PROFICIENCY PRIZE
Archie Belshaw
MOST IMPROVED PRIZE
Zachary Sjarif
CONSISTENT EFFORT PRIZE (PLUS SCORES)
Grace Cox
CITIZENSHIP IN ACTION PRIZE
Grace Cox
MUSIC PRIZE
Rafa Chapman
VISUAL ARTS PRIZE
James Eruera
WOODWORK PRIZE
Jack Chauncy
FRENCH PRIZE
Lyndon Deck
YEAR 4
FORM PRIZE (1 ST IN THE YEAR)
Anoop Brar
BIBLICAL STUDIES PRIZE
Hamish Dawson
YEAR 4G
GENERAL PROFICIENCY PRIZE
Edward Rogers
MOST IMPROVED PRIZE
Zoe Fuller
CONSISTENT EFFORT PRIZE (PLUS SCORES)
Zoe Fuller
CITIZENSHIP IN ACTION PRIZE
Anoop Brar
MUSIC PRIZE
Ruby Parry-Okeden
VISUAL ARTS PRIZE
Willa Hutchinson
WOODWORK PRIZE
Willa Hutchinson
FRENCH PRIZE
Edward Rogers
YEAR 4R
GENERAL PROFICIENCY PRIZE
James Curran
MOST IMPROVED PRIZE
Leo Berkelouw
CONSISTENT EFFORT PRIZE (PLUS SCORES)
Edith Kettle
CITIZENSHIP IN ACTION PRIZE
Madeleine Dudley
MUSIC PRIZE
Edith Kettle
VISUAL ARTS PRIZE
Jago Clegg
WOODWORK PRIZE
Leo Berkelouw
FRENCH PRIZE
Phoebe Loader
YEAR 5
FORM PRIZE (1 ST IN THE YEAR)
Maya Bischoff and Harriet Sellors (aeq.)
BIBLICAL STUDIES PRIZE
Myles Sjarif
YEAR 5O
GENERAL PROFICIENCY PRIZE
Alexis Larby
MOST IMPROVED PRIZE
Alexander Beasley
CONSISTENT EFFORT PRIZE (PLUS SCORES)
Henry Lee
CITIZENSHIP IN ACTION PRIZE
Grace Ryan
MUSIC PRIZE
Alexis Larby
VISUAL ARTS PRIZE
Harriet Sellors
WOODWORK PRIZE
Wilbur Young
FRENCH PRIZE
Alexis Larby
YEAR 5R
GENERAL PROFICIENCY PRIZE
Emilie Laaper
MOST IMPROVED PRIZE
Monty Hutton
CONSISTENT EFFORT PRIZE (PLUS SCORES)
Maggie Mooney
CITIZENSHIP IN ACTION PRIZE
Maggie Mooney
MUSIC PRIZE
Paloma Pellegrini
VISUAL ARTS PRIZE
Maya Bischoff
WOODWORK PRIZE
Jemima Curran
FRENCH PRIZE
Audrey Vesperman
YEAR 6
BIBLICAL STUDIES PRIZE
Gisele Clark
YEAR 6B
GENERAL PROFICIENCY PRIZE
Liliana Giro
MOST IMPROVED PRIZE
Benjamin Tootell
CONSISTENT EFFORT PRIZE (PLUS SCORES)
William Ryrie
CITIZENSHIP IN ACTION PRIZE
Archie McDonald
MUSIC PRIZE
Oliver Riddle
VISUAL ARTS PRIZE
Genevieve Pallot
WOODWORK PRIZE
Henry Kennedy-Green
FRENCH PRIZE
Renren Zhang
YEAR 6H
GENERAL PROFICIENCY PRIZE
Veronika Castillo Rodriguez
MOST IMPROVED PRIZE
Oliver Parry-Okeden
CONSISTENT EFFORT PRIZE (PLUS SCORES)
Anna Clark
CITIZENSHIP IN ACTION PRIZE
Leia Hassos
MUSIC PRIZE
Darcey Whitford
VISUAL ARTS PRIZE
Veronika Castillo Rodriguez
WOODWORK PRIZE
Arthur Truman
FRENCH PRIZE
Charles Mapp
YEAR 6W
GENERAL PROFICIENCY PRIZE
Tadhg Lavan
MOST IMPROVED PRIZE
Rupert Llewelyn
CONSISTENT EFFORT PRIZE (PLUS SCORES)
Bridget Hallett
CITIZENSHIP IN ACTION PRIZE
Augustus McRae
MUSIC PRIZE
Tadhg Lavan
VISUAL ARTS PRIZE
Digby Norton-Knight
WOODWORK PRIZE
Jiayan Chen
FRENCH PRIZE
Rupert Llewelyn
ACADEMIC AWARDS
THE LORD AND LADY WAKEHURST PRIZE FOR DUX OF THE SCHOOL
Harriet Rogers
To the student who is first in Year 6 based on academic marks obtained (in marks book) over the whole year.
RUSSELL ORATORY PRIZE
Veronika Castillo Rodriguez
Established in 1996 and renamed in 2024 in recognition of 12th Headmaster, Mr Alan Russell, who established the current format of the annual Public Speaking Competition. Awarded across the school to a student who, in the opinion of the judges, has performed the best at the Public Speaking Finals.
ROSS MEMORIAL PRIZE
Henry Dockrill & Archer Hutchinson (aeq.)
Established in 1934 by Mr and Mrs Ross in honour of their son Malcolm Charles Ross who died from illness at age 10. It was originally awarded for a paper on English subjects and is now a Year 6 prize based on an inquiry research piece.
NEWBY MATHEMATICAL CHALLENGE PRIZE
Renren Zhang
Established in 2001 and presented to the Year 6 student with the highest overall score in the Australian Mathematics Olympiad competition.
LITERACY PROGRESS AWARD – LOWER SCHOOL
Arkie Uther
Awarded to a Lower School student who has made measurable improvement in literacy over the year.
LITERACY PROGRESS AWARD – UPPER SCHOOL
Benjamin Rossetti
Awarded to an Upper School student who has made measurable improvement in literacy over the year.
STREET LITERARY PRIZE
Veronika Castillo Rodriguez
A Year 6 prize for writing (text types). A special award endowed in 1943 by Dr Tom Street, when his son John was School Captain.
CHRISTOPHER ASHTON PRIZE FOR ENGLISH
Harriet Rogers
Established in 2024 through proceeds from the Christopher Ashton bequest, author of Tudor House: the First Hundred Years. Awarded to the Year 6 student who has finished first in English.
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE PRIZE
Digby Norton-Knight
First recorded in the Tudorian in 1943, the General Knowledge Prize goes to the student with the highest score in the annual General Knowledge Quiz.
PERFORMING ARTS PRIZE (FORMERLY THE DRAMA PRIZE)
Digby Norton-Knight
A Year 6 prize for exceptional performances in the School Musical and/or other public performances (e.g. Red Cross, Assembly, Soiree).
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PRIZE K-6
Lily Lees
Awarded across the school to a student who has demonstrated effort and competence in instrumental lessons over the year.
WALTON PRIZE CULTURAL ACHIEVEMENT
Liliana Giro
Established in 2004 and awarded to a Year 6 student who has achieved across a variety of cultural areas in the school (Choir, Public Speaking, Poetry Recital, Debating, Red Cross, School Musical, Chess, Service Learning).
DROGA AWARD FOR CREATIVITY
Tadhg Lavan
Established in 2012 by the Droga Family and awarded to a student who has demonstrated exceptional creativity in academic and co-curricular pursuits.
STEWART YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR PRIZE
Sienna Takla & Grace Ryan (aeq.)
Established in 2024 and named after the innovative and entrepreneurial 13th Headmaster, Mr John Stewart. Awarded to a student who demonstrated exceptional entrepreneurial skills and a positive attitude during the KidsMBA program.
SPORTS AWARDS
WILL ASHTON MEMORIAL AWARDSPORTSPERSON OF THE YEAR
Oliver Parry-Okeden
Established in 1999 in memory of Will Ashton (OT 1991) after his tragic passing aged 20 years, by his father Wallace Ashton (OT 1961). Will was Captain of the 1st XI and 1st XV during his time at Tudor House and later played in the Australian Schoolboys XV. A Year 6 prize awarded to the student with the most outstanding accomplishments in team and individual sports.
PARKER CUP FOR EFFORT AND TRYING
Rupert Llewelyn
Established in 1996 and awarded to a Year 6 student who may not necessarily be in the first team but always demonstrates commitment, determination and performance in training and matches.
OUTDOOR EDUCATION AWARDS
EMERY MEMORIAL PRIZE FOR KAHIBA (YEAR 5)
Clementine Heriot
Established in 1996 and awarded to the student in the Year 5 Kahiba programme who has the best attitude and application in Kahiba classes and at the annual Year 5 Kahiba Camp.
KILMARTIN PRIZE FOR KAHIBA (YEAR 6)
Art Truman
Established in 1999 and renamed in 2002 and awarded to the student in the Year 6 Kahiba programme who has the best attitude and application in Kahiba classes and at the annual Year 6 Kahiba Camp.
KAHIBA AWARD
For achieving all 10, 13 or 15+ Kahiba badges through Years 4 to 6.
BRONZE
10 badges (Any 10 badges plus one night of camping)
Eddie Bull
Kevin Chen
Gigi Clark
Ashby Cooper
Will Donat
Digby Fairbanks
Will Fisher
Bridget Hallett
Zach Hatton
Fred Heriot
Archie Hutchinson
Tadhg Lavan
Archie McDonald
Reuben Nassibian
Axel Pennington
Harriet Rogers
Finn Rogers
Ben Ryckmans
Oscar Taqi
Ben Tootell
Christine Vasales
Darcey Whitford
SILVER
13 badges inc camping
GOLD
15 badges
Kozi Castillo Rodriguez
Anna Clark
Hunter Dinnigan Cocks
Rupert Llewelyn
Amir Loghdey
Gus McRae
Genevieve Pallot
Oliver Parry-Okeden
Hugh Pratten
Joe Spackman
Archie Staniforth
Aston Takla
Charlie Telford
Rembrandt Titchkosky
Remi Urquhart
Tully Walsh
Bernard Bunda
Martin Dudley
Henry Kennedy-Green
Digby Norton-Knight
Oli Riddle
Will Ryrie
Jack Tonkin
Art Truman
SERVICE AWARDS
SMART FAMILY CUP FOR BOARDING
Henry Kennedy-Green
Established in 2002 by the Smart Family. A Year 6 prize awarded to the boarder who demonstrates leadership, helpfulness and a positive attitude to boarding.
WEBECK AWARD FOR SCHOOL SERVICE
Bernard Bunda
First awarded in 1973 and renamed in 2024 to acknowledge the service of the Webeck family to Tudor House. A Year 6 prize awarded to the student who, in the opinion of staff, has demonstrated a commitment, helpfulness and positive attitude to school life.
MARBURY PRIZE FOR CHORISTERS
Ben Ryckmans
Established in 1978 and awarded to the most outstanding Year 6 Chorister of the year. This is usually (but not necessarily) awarded to the Head Chorister.
LADY MEDLEY LIBRARY PRIZE
Remi Urquhart
Established in 1999 and named in honour of Lady Medley, wife of the 6th Headmaster Sir John Medley and awarded to a Year 6 student who, in the opinion of the School Librarian has demonstrated a commitment, helpfulness and positive attitude in the library.
HEAD OF SCHOOL’S CITIZENSHIP PRIZE
William Ryrie
A Year 6 prize awarded to the student who, in the opinion of the Head of School who has worked towards the betterment of the school community through public service, advocacy and personal example.
SPECIAL AWARDS
THE BLOMFIELD CUP
Harriet Rogers
Oliver Parry-Okeden
First awarded in 1940, the Blomfield Cup is presented to the Dux and Senior Athletics Champion. If it is the same student, they will receive a miniature replica of the Blomfield Cup.
THE BLOMFIELD CUP SENIOR ATHLETIC CHAMPION
Oliver Parry-Okeden
THE OE RUTHERFORD PRIZE
Announced at Prize Day
First awarded in 1973 in honour of the first female residential teacher, Olive Elizabeth Rutherford, who worked at Tudor House from 1940-1971. It is decided by the Staff and Head of School and is given to the student who has gained the most from their time at Tudor House.
THE DIXON AWARD
Announced at Prize Day
Established in 1970 and named after Edward Lincoln Dixon, the longest serving Headmaster at Tudor House and presented to a Year Six student who, in the opinion of the staff, has the best attitude to, and participation in, School Sports.
THE INMAN CUP
Announced at Prize Day
Named after the School founder Wilfred Inman and first noted in the Tudorian in 1925. The Inman Cup is awarded to the Year Six student who has shown the greatest level of leadership and school spirit.