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Mullion Students Rewarded For Hard Work

Students’ considerable success in their GCSE examinations meant there was much to celebrate when parents, staff and governors gathered for the annual presentation evening at Mullion School.

Certificates were handed out to the youngsters of “Flight 27″, as well as a selection of trophies recognising particular individual achievements.

Headteacher Mike Sandford congratulated the students on their results, making particular reference to the remarkable successes of Liam Dury, whose Additional Science result placed him in the top ten nationally, and Megan Nicholls and Rhiannon Rowe, who were in the top ten nationally for Art and Design.

Mr Sandford also expressed his appreciation for the efforts of the staff and the support given by parents.

The guest speaker for the evening was ex-member of staff Neil Carpenter, who used his speech to urge the students to seize the opportunity they now had to shape their future as they would wish it.

Special awards Neil Ashby cup for food technology, Rebecca Carey; graphic products award, Laura Heath; resistant materials award, Sam Gill; trophy for progress in design technology, Kim Challis; Caithness trophy for art, Roger Stabbins; award for progress in art and design, Bev Lake and Sam Gill; Malcolm Scott cup for music theory, Rebecca Carey; Alan Wood cup for languages, Deanne Ball; MSA cup for English, Rebecca Carey; English progress award, Sadie Green; Coomber trophy for RE, Ben Edgerley; Englefield award for geography, Rosa Thorp; Jack Hayhurst history cup, Alice Batley; ICT trophy, Will Ibbetson; Waller cup for science, Liam Dury; Nicholson award for progress in science, Rowan Coventry; MSA members’ cup for mathematics, Rebecca Jenkin; Cornwall College trophy for work-related learning, Jade Gardner; outstanding achievement in sport, Roger Stabbins; Helen Wenn cup for sports, Emma Louise Wagstaff; Goldsmith cup for sport, Tim Lyne; MSA members’ cup for boys sport, Will Richards; Incledon cup for music performance, James Hayes; dance trophy, Amy Perry; Bond rose bowl for performing arts, Katherine Hipkiss; drama award, James Hayes; Anouska Cook cup for overcoming obstacles, Nathan Williams; John Shirley award for special endeavour, Daniel Collins; Sawle cup for progress, Daniel Kelsall; Bishops’ Tern award, Jade Gardner; Flying tern award, John Fleetwood and Edward Gunnell; cup for outstanding endeavour and achievement, Adrian Carter; Hayward cup for academic success, Sarah Hawkins; Hosking cup for all-round academic achievement, Laura Woolford; Richards cup for all-round academic achievement, Ruth Oliver; Truro College trophy for high academic achievement, Rebecca Carey and Liam Dury; St Martin cup for service to the school, Nell Hewett; MSA shield for all-round contribution, Katherine Hipkiss; cup for outstanding achievement, Megan Nicholls and Rhiannon Rowe.