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Scholarships Awarded

From September 2006:

Academic Scholarships: Year 7 (10% of fees)

Joanna Slattery from St Alban’s RC Primary School, Cambridge
Laura Marriot from St Mary’s Junior School
Fabia Howell from Elsworth C of E Primary School
Gwennan Clarke from St Mary’s Junior School
Eleanor Mack from Clackclose Community Primary School, Norfolk

Academic Scholarships: Year 9 (10% of fees)

Sarah Roach from Barnardiston Hall Prep School
Emily McDonald from Impington Village College

Music Scholarships: Year 7 (10% of fees)

Rebecca Stephenson from St Mary’s Junior School
Yin Yu Quin from QinXing Primary School, Guangzhun, China

Music Scholarship: Year 8 (10% of fees)

Tabitha Jensen from St Mary’s School

Music Scholarships: Year 9 (10% of fees)

Sarah Roach from Barnardiston Hall Prep School
Siena Martin from King’s College School, Cambridge

Pastonian Scholarship (25% of fees)

This is awarded to students who show high academic promise for the Sixth Form: Veronique Thouroude.

CJ Scholarship (25% of fees)

This is awarded to students who are likely to contribute a great deal to the Sixth Form: Sophie Jackson and Chanel Tsui.

Mary Ward Scholarships (10% of fees)

These are awarded to students who have made a significant contribution to the life of the school: Sheridan Brown and Sarah Smart.

From September 2005:

Academic Scholarships: Year 7 (10% of fees)

Florence Bates from Petersfield Primary School
Joanna Leader from St Catherine’s Preparatory School, Cambridge
Anna Marmion from Milton Rd Junior School, Cambridge
Kitty Underwood from St Catherine’s Preparatory School, Cambridge

Music Scholarship: Year 7 (10% of fees)

Flora Sheldon from St Faith’s, Cambridge

Academic Scholarship: Year 9 (10% of fees)

Rhiannon Griffiths from St John’s College School, Cambridge

Music Scholarships: Year 9 (10% of fees)

Bianca Ng from King’s College School, Cambridge
Sarah Stuart from St John’s College School, Cambridge

Pastonian Scholarship (25% of fees)

This is awarded to students who show high academic promise for the Sixth Form: Emma Oliver and Joanne Hong.

CJ Scholarship (25% of fees)

This is awarded to students who are likely to contribute a great deal to the Sixth Form: Eleanor Hickling and Sophie Davidson.

Mary Ward Scholarships (10% of fees)

These are awarded to students who have made a significant contribution to the life of the school: Jane Glazebrook , Madeleine Heath, Sarah Sheppard and Naomi Miles.

From September 2004:

Academic Scholarships: Year 7

These are awarded to students entering the school at 11+/Year 7 who have earned the highest marks in the school entrance examination for that year:
Katy Green from St Louis Middle School, Bury St Edmunds
Molly Underwood from St Catherine’s Preparatory School, Cambridge
Constanze Wilson from Milton Rd Junior School, Cambridge

Mary Ward Scholarships: Year 7

These are awarded to two students who are judged by the Headmistress to be the most deserving all–rounders entering the school at 11+/Year 7:
Storm Baxter from Fairstead House School, Newmarket
Nicola Chan from St Catherine’s Preparatory School, Cambridge

Music Scholarships: Year 7

These are awarded to applicants judged by the Director of Music and the Headmistress to be the most musically gifted students entering the school at 11+/Year 7:
Emily May from St Mary’s Catholic Primary School, Royston

Mary Ward Scholarship: Year 9

This is awarded to the applicant judged by the Headmistress to be the most deserving all-rounder entering the school at 13+/Year 9:
Rebecca Caine from Sawston Village College

Pastonian Scholarship

This is awarded to students who show high academic promise for the Sixth Form: Ellen Pak and Sally White.

Subsidiary Scholarships

These are awarded to Sixth Form students who show significant academic potential in their studies of the Arts or the Sciences: Lucy Brock.

From September 2003:

Academic Scholarships: Year 7

These are awarded to the two students entering the school at 11+/Year 7 who have earned the highest marks in the school entrance examination for that year:
Zahra Malik from Hauxton Community Primary School, Hauxton, Cambridge
Marie McHugh from St Alban’s RC Primary School, Cambridge

Mary Ward Scholarships: Year 7

These are awarded to two students who are judged by the Headmistress to be the most deserving all–rounders entering the school at 11+/Year 7:
Sarah Gashi from St Philip’s C of E Primary School, Cambridge
Eloise Jenkins from St Alban’s RC Primary School, Cambridge

Music Scholarships: Year 7

These are awarded to applicants judged by the Director of Music and the Headmistress to be the most musically gifted students entering the school at 11+/Year 7:
Philippa Heath from Dame Johane Bradbury’s School, Saffron Walden
Emily Rutherford from St Paul’s C of E Primary School, Cambridge
Emily Shercliff from St Laurence’s RC Primary School, Cambridge

Academic Scholarship: Year 9

This is awarded to the student entering the school at 13+/Year 9 who has earned the highest marks in the school entrance examination for that year:
Antonia Game from King’s College School, Cambridge

Mary Ward Scholarship: Year 9

This is awarded to the applicant judged by the Headmistress to be the most deserving all-rounder entering the school at 13+/Year 9:
Eleanor Herbert from St John’s College School, Cambridge

Pastonian Scholarship

This is awarded to students who show high academic promise for the Sixth Form: Elizabeth Tuley, Helen Mather and Mary Boyle.

CJ Scholarship

This is awarded to students who are likely to contribute a great deal to the Sixth Form: Georgina McHale and Natalie Kirby.

Subsidiary Scholarships

These are awarded to students who show significant academic potential in their studies of the Arts or the Sciences: Charlotte Pindar, Claire Hickling, and Joanna Waddington.

From September 2002:

Pastonian Scholarship

This is awarded to the student who shows high academic promise for the Sixth Form: Rosalind Brock.

CJ Scholarship

This is awarded to the student who is likely to contribute a great deal to the Sixth Form: Sarah Heald.

Subsidiary Scholarships

These are awarded to students who show significant academic potential in their studies of the Arts or the Sciences: Emma Britton, Katie Green, and Katie Scott.