Well done to FELICITY GREEN who is the winner of Year 11’s Tony Russell award for achievement.

The Tony Russell award is awarded in memory of Tony Russell by his wife Dorothy. Tony was Deputy Head at the college and died suddenly in 1987.

Students are nominated for this award for their achievement over and above their call of duty or ability in any field, ie: academic, sporting, social, drama, musical etc, etc.

This award was presented to Felicity by Dorothy Russell.

Felicity was nominated by staff for

• Her outstanding work in drama,
• For being a wonderful, talented, pleasant member of the tutor group.
• Her enthusiasm and determination to succeed and achieve highly has been first class.
• I have never known a student who is so talented in so many ways and yet so modest. The effort and energy she puts into whatever she is doing is amazing. She is also a thoroughly ‘nice’ person who shows empathy with others but is also able to maintain and share her own views without being forceful. It has been a joy to teach her and to watch her various performances, musical, dance and drama!
• For extraordinary achievement in GCSE history, particularly her coursework.

Head of Year Mrs Holtham says:

“Throughout the 5 years Felicity has given a lot to the year group and we have truly enjoyed her many performances and enjoyed seeing her mature – particularly her wonderful voice. Her support to others students shows what a wonderfully ‘nice’ person she is and this has been so evident in all of the evenings (and many of them) that she has been involved in.
I am convinced she will make it to the top – watch for her name over the coming years!”

WELL DONE EVERYONE

Shortlisted Candidates

Nominated Candidates