‘Old girl’ speaker tells students ‘be brilliantly you’
Spalding High School Upper school prizegiving presentation.
Students were encouraged to “be brilliantly you” at an inspirational prizegiving evening.
Spalding High School’s upper school were treated to a motivational talk by “old girl” Helen Fulcher, who is now a headteacher in Sleaford, before picking up prizes for achievements and academic attainment.
Helen, who left the school in 2002, became a headteacher at the age of 28.
Deputy headteacher Doreen Bamford said: “The message to students was to play to their strengths, be positive, take all the opportunities offered and work hard – then anything is possible.”
Prizes for achievement within the form went to: 9C – Lauren Oglesby; 9J – Lizzie Taylor; 9N Amy Tall; 9P – Katie Nelson; 9S – Katie McLoughlin; 10C – Eleanor Toal; 10J – Rebecca Warren; 10N – Kayesha Coley; 10P – Hannah Greenacre; 10S – Aimee Renton.
Special prizes – KS3 proize for commitment in modern languages – Gemma Clark; Jean McLeod prize for piano – Amy Dougill; Williams prize for music at KS3 – Amy Tall; Old Girls prize for contribution to school life – Mercedes Baxter Chinery, Rebecca Warren; KS3 Mathematics prize – Morgan Agate; KS3 Science Prize – Amy Tall; The Adams Prize for English at KS3 – Amy Tall; Jean McLeod prize for progress in Year 9 – Hannah Darley; Jean McLeod prize for progress in year 10 – Kayesha Coley; PTA prize for outstanding effort across the curriculum – Eleanor Toal; Special prize for most promising scientist – Rebecca Warren; Karen Stanhope Shield for progress in art – Rachel Burton.
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