The N W Wainwright Award - Revision history

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Corrected 2019 Megan Allen

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	This prize is awarded for outstanding sporting achievement.		This prize is awarded for outstanding sporting achievement.

	It is named in honour of [[Nigel Wainwright]], who taught Physical Education at BGS for 37 years, from 1977 to 2014.		It is named in honour of [[Nigel Wainwright]], who taught Physical Education at BGS for 37 years, from 1977 to 2014. The prize was first presented in 2014, the year in which Nigel Wainwright retired.

	It was first ~~awarded~~ in 2014, the year in which Nigel Wainwright retired.

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	This prize is awarded for outstanding sporting achievement		This prize is awarded for outstanding sporting achievement.

	It is named in honour of [[Nigel Wainwright]], who taught Physical Education at BGS for 37 years, from 1977 to 2014.		It is named in honour of [[Nigel Wainwright]], who taught Physical Education at BGS for 37 years, from 1977 to 2014.

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	~~Named after~~ [[Nigel Wainwright]], ~~a long-serving~~ Physical Education ~~teacher~~, ~~this prize is awarded for outstanding sporting achievement~~.		This prize is awarded for outstanding sporting achievement

			It is named in honour of [[Nigel Wainwright]], who taught Physical Education at BGS for 37 years, from 1977 to 2014.

	It was first awarded in 2014, the year in which Nigel Wainwright retired.		It was first awarded in 2014, the year in which Nigel Wainwright retired.