Alumni Celebrated At Princethorpe's Prize Giving
01 Dec
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No less than 11 former pupils were awarded prizes, receiving acclaim for outstanding academic or personal achievement and success at Princethorpe College's recent Prize Giving.
It was wonderful to see so many of our Crackley Hall School alumni being recognised.
- Giorgio (Class of 2018) was presented with the Richard Bunt Shield recognising his contributions to the school community, fostering strong friendships and making school a welcoming place.
- Joe (Class of 2019) was presented with the Biodun Olanrewaju Memorial Prize as the Lower Sixth student who best embodies the spirit of Princethorpe.
- John (Class of 2018) was presented with the Matthew Jacob Trophy for courage, cheerfulness and spirit.
- Kaena (Class of 2018) was presented with the Heather Harris Award for contributions and service to others.
- Megan (Class of 2018) was presented with the Heads of School, A-level Chemistry and A-level Textiles Awards, recognising her high achievements at school and in her studies.
- Emily (Class of 2018) received the A-level Physical Education Award for her high achievement in PE.
- Ollie (Class of 2018) received the Senior Sports Boy of the Year Trophy for his achievements in Sport.
- Millie (Class of 2021) was awarded the Burns Award for Creative Writing for demonstrating creativity and skill in writing.
- Noah (Class of 2021) received the Sue Francis Award for Music for embracing the Princethorpe spirit in all musical activities.
- Issey (Class of 2022) received the Junior Sports Girl of the Year Award for her achievements in sport.
- Morton (Class of 2022) was awarded the Stoneythorpe Cup for demonstrating perseverance, grit and cheerfulness.
We were also delighted to see former pupils from the Classes of 2018 and 2020 being presented with their A-level and GCSE certificates respectively.
Congratulations to them all on their well-deserved success. Their teachers here at Crackley Hall School applaud them.
Then not forgetting our very newest alumni, from the Class of 2025, who sang their hearts out in the Year 7 Chorus performing two pieces to entertain the audience of parents and guests.