Congratulations to all our fantastic students who have gone above and beyond for our school and the wider community. 

 

Award Winner 

Vikas 8JF

Reason for Award

Vikas is constantly kind and helpful and forgiving. He's been strong and positive through challenges. He helps and supports teachers, making one of them a card to encourage them.

The £300 grant will go towards Modern Foreign Languages vocabulary books.

 

Award Winner 

Kaajal 10SN

Reason for Award

Kaajal is always willing to help others through academic and emotional/social problems and always puts others' needs before her own. She has also recently been volunteering her own time at a local scouts centre for a young group of scouts aged around 6-8.

The £300 grant will go towards a school Bench.

 

Award Winner 

Alexandru 10KE

Reason for Award

Alex's dedication to learning volleyball has been astounding. He began by turning up to a school club, having played in lessons. He made it onto the school team and started coming in early to practice. Now he is regularly in school shortly after 7am, setting up the nets and working on his technique before others arrive. He has found a volleyball club outside of school and has improved his knowledge to such an extent that he is now able to coach and guide his peers.

The £300 grant will be spent on a Volleyball net and antennae.

 

Award Winner 

Eduard 11RS

Reason for Award

Eduard has made a fantastic improvement in his behaviour and is now part of the prefect team after a successful probation period. He has demonstrated a compassion for his fellow students and I have seen him on multiple occasions stopping and checking in on students who are by themselves, who are eating alone or who look like they may need help. He goes out of his way to help staff members and if a polite and conscientious student. He has made a real difference to his overall conduct in a really positive way and should be recognised for this.

The £300 grant will go towards the School prom, venue hire. 

 

Award Winner 

Salmaan 11DL

Reason for Award

Supporting and helping a neighbour through the pandemic including collecting their shopping. A positive student to others and teachers.

The £300 grant will go towards Balloons for the school prom and Globes for classrooms.

 

Award Winner

Sabeeh 11YC

Reason for Award

Sabeeh has an outstanding attitude to learning, impeccable manners, and an exceptional work ethic. He not only models excellent behaviour but he has shown what hard work can achieve as his writing has improved significantly throughout the year, and is already working at a high level in English literature. Moreover, he has been very helpful in and outside of lessons when he thought I was in need. He is a very sincere and dignified young man who has been a pleasure to teach and who sets a good example for his peers - encouraging them to strive for excellence in class.

The £300 grant will go towards a school Bench

 

Award Winner 

Kushh 12BP

Reason for Award

Kushh has given up so much time to help us in PE. He operated a drone so we could take photos of our facilities, he worked on our cricket wicket to have it ready for a fixture and he assembled a piece of machinery to be used on the wicket. He has also given up his evenings to help coach cricket and to help score at cricket fixtures. All of this has been on a volunteer basis, simply through him coming to ask if there is anything he can do to help.

The £300 grant will go towards a Trampoline push-on mat.

 

Award Winner 

Nikita 13HK

Reason for Award

Nikita, despite dealing with some issues at home, is continuing with working hard and studying for her A-Levels. She is providing a caring role for a family member at home, whilst keeping on top of what is required of her at school, and maintaining a positive attitude towards learning. She has shown high levels of resilience through all of this, and at the same time, shown compassion for her fellow peers and supporting them with any concerns they too have.

The £300 grant will go towards the School prom, venue hire. 

 

Award Winner 

Ryan Thiel

Reason for Award

Every Saturday Ryan goes out of his way to help a charity shop in Stanmore (St Luke's) which he does completely voluntarily. Not only has he been consistent but he is kind-hearted and also works hard in school as a prefect. Ryan has helped around the school and is a great role model to others and also works hard in and out of school.

The £300 grant will go towards Basket balls, Table tennis balls and Globes for classrooms.

 

The Jack Petchey Foundation was set up to inspire and motivate young people across London and Essex by providing exciting projects and programmes for them to get involved in. The Jack Petchey Foundation recognises the outstanding achievements of today’s young people by awarding them for their hard work and positive impact in their community. Sir Jack Petchey CBE believes each and every young person should be given the chance to achieve. As he always says; “If you think you can, you can!”

Find out more about the Jack Petchey Foundation and the Achievement Awards Process here.