AND THE WINNERS ARE ....

MORE than 250 people - former students from last year's year 11 and their families - attended Lewes Priory School's annual awards evening on Tuesday in the school hall.
By The Newsroom
Published 20th Nov 2006, 09:55 BST
Updated 7th Jun 2018, 22:50 BST

An 'exceptional achievement' award went to Emily Thornton, who achieved eight high grade GCSEs, represented the school at dance and athletics and made an excellent contribution to Priory - and all this despite being profoundly deaf.

Guest speaker, local author Nicky Singer, presented the

prizes, and a number of musicians from last year's Year 11 entertained.

GCSE and other certificates were presented by tutors.

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Prizewinners: Art, Annie Bell; classics, Leonie Richter-Rose; dance, Samantha Over; drama, Kathryn Mackridge; DT food, Paul O'Donnell; DT graphics, Caitlin Hayward-Tapp; DT resistant materials, Jack Wells; DT textiles, Aimee Richardson; English, Phoebe Dale; French, Rose Watts; geography, Daniel Canneaux; German, Sam Wolfe; HE child development, Emma Rudd; history, Oliver Lewis; ICT short course, Joel Evans; ICT applied course, Hannah Williams-Walton; Latin, Christabel Clark; mathematics, Max Wood; media studies, Hope Yang; music, Sam Miles; PE, Joe Arnold and Chelsea Lee; photography, Hannah Downton; religious studies, Fiona Bowen; science single, Vasillis Nikolis; science double, Agnes Aynsley; science triple, Majel McGranahan; Spanish, Grace Cahill; commitment to library duties, Joshua Kroon; college placement award, Megan Green, Jason West, Anna Robb and Mark Chessell; school council awards, Joe Kimmelmann, Ed Mundy and Lily Craver; service to charity, Naomi Daw; service to community, Mark Fry; excellence in school and community, Becca Bleach.

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