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Awarded for high performance in science, this prize is named after [[Herbert Matthew Dickson]].
 
Dickson taught science at BGS for 35 years, from 1927 to 1962. The prize was first awarded in 1962 - the year he retired. It is awarded by the [[Old Bostonian Association]].
 
In 2023 it was renamed to [[The Enderby and Hallgate Prize]].


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!Year
!Winner
!Winner
|-
|1962
|valign="top" | [[Richard Cammack (1954-62)|R Cammack]]
|-
|1963
|valign="top" | [[Michael H Gledhill]]
|-
|1964
|valign="top" | [[J M Parker]]
|-
|1965
|valign="top" | [[Philip Hollins|P M Hollins]]
|-
|1966
|valign="top" | [[R L McCartney]]
|-
|1967
|valign="top" | [[C W Davy]]
|-
|1968
|valign="top" | [[V J Goose]]
|-
|1969
|valign="top" | [[A D Barnden]]
|-
|-
|1970
|1970
|valign="top" | [[Richard Gill]]
|valign="top" | [[Richard Gill]]
|-
|-
|1971
|valign="top" | [[Paul Burnet]]
|-
|1972
|valign="top" | [[Nick Hodges]]
|-
|-
|...
|1973
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" | [[A W Eames]]
|-
|1974
|valign="top" | [[R P Holden]]
|-
|1975
|valign="top" | [[T S King]]
|-
|1976
|valign="top" | [[Nigel Hardy|Nigel D Hardy]]
|-
|1977
|valign="top" | [[G J Hirst]]
|-
|1978
|valign="top" | [[Roger F Ackroyd]]
|-
|1979
|valign="top" | [[D P Moon]]
|-
|1980
|valign="top" | [[Michael Godfrey|M J Godfrey]]
|-
|1981
|valign="top" | [[D H Shepherd]]
|-
|-
|1982
|valign="top" | [[Philip J Bullen]]
|-
|-
|1983
|1983
|valign="top" | [[Barry Ward]]
|valign="top" | [[Barry Ward]]
|-
|-
|1984
|valign="top" | [[M J Leake]]
|-
|1985
|valign="top" | [[B Smalley]]
|-
|1986
|valign="top" | [[H J Smith]]
|-
|1987
|valign="top" | [[Roger W A Vincent]]
|-
|1988
|valign="top" | [[David Ashley|D J Ashley]]
|-
|1989
|valign="top" | [[Matthew J Desforges]]
|-
|...
|valign="top" |
|-
|1992
|valign="top" | [[P Baccas]]
|-
|-
|...
|...
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |
|-
|-
|1996
|valign="top" | [[Matthew Blackamore]]
|-
|1997
|valign="top" | [[Ian Crunkhorn]]
|-
|...
|valign="top" |
|-
|-
|1998
|1998
|valign="top" | [[Mandip Badwal-Singh]]
|valign="top" | [[Mandip Badwal-Singh]]
|-
|-
|-
|...
|...
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |
|-
|-
|2001
|valign="top" | [[Christopher Cope]]
|-
|2002
|valign="top" | [[Sandeep Deshmukh]]
|-
|-
|2003
|2003
|valign="top" | [[Christopher Thomas]]
|valign="top" | [[Christopher Thomas]]
|-
|-
|2004
|valign="top" | [[Tanuj Palit]]
|-
|-
|...
|2005
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" | [[Tayyab Aslam]]
|-
|2006
|valign="top" | [[Saishreenjith Shreenivas]]
|-
|2007
|valign="top" | [[Joanna Hiew]]
|-
|2008
|valign="top" | [[Waleed Butt]]
|-
|2009
|valign="top" | [[James Greenhalgh]]
|-
|2010
|valign="top" | [[Sam White]]
|-
|-
|2011
|valign="top" | [[Alexander Sawer]]
|-
|-
|2012
|2012
|valign="top" | [[Adam Kinch]]
|valign="top" | [[Adam Kinch]]
|-
|-
|-
|2013
|2013
|valign="top" | [[Ali Haider]]
|valign="top" | [[Ali Haider]]
|-
|-
|-
|2014
|2014
|valign="top" | [[Vashist Motkur]]
|valign="top" | [[Vashist Motkur]]
|-
|-
|-
|2015
|2015
|valign="top" | [[Nicholas Doddrell]]
|valign="top" | [[Nicholas Doddrell]]
|-
|-
|-
|2016
|2016
|valign="top" | [[Mihir Rao]]
|valign="top" | [[Mihir Rao]]
|-
|-
|-
|2017
|2017
|valign="top" | [[Matthew Wearden]]
|valign="top" | [[Matthew Wearden]]
|-
|-
|-
|2018
|2018
|valign="top" | [[Shazad Sanjrani]]
|valign="top" | [[Shazad Sanjrani]]
|-
|-
|-
|2019
|2019
|valign="top" | [[William Balsom]]
|valign="top" | [[William Balsom]]
|-
|2020
|valign="top" | [[James Pauly]]
|-
|2021
|valign="top" | [[Matthew Dickens]]
|-
|2022
|valign="top" | [[Kishore Murugesh]]
|-
|2023
|valign="top" | [[Jake Waller]]
|-
|2024
|valign="top" | [[Vidur Motkur]]
|-
|2025
|valign="top" | [[Lochana Rathnayake]]
|-
|-
|}
|}
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== See Also ==
*[[:Timeline of Prizes]]

Latest revision as of 01:44, 10 October 2026

Awarded for high performance in science, this prize is named after Herbert Matthew Dickson.

Dickson taught science at BGS for 35 years, from 1927 to 1962. The prize was first awarded in 1962 - the year he retired. It is awarded by the Old Bostonian Association.

In 2023 it was renamed to The Enderby and Hallgate Prize.

Year Winner
1962 R Cammack
1963 Michael H Gledhill
1964 J M Parker
1965 P M Hollins
1966 R L McCartney
1967 C W Davy
1968 V J Goose
1969 A D Barnden
1970 Richard Gill
1971 Paul Burnet
1972 Nick Hodges
1973 A W Eames
1974 R P Holden
1975 T S King
1976 Nigel D Hardy
1977 G J Hirst
1978 Roger F Ackroyd
1979 D P Moon
1980 M J Godfrey
1981 D H Shepherd
1982 Philip J Bullen
1983 Barry Ward
1984 M J Leake
1985 B Smalley
1986 H J Smith
1987 Roger W A Vincent
1988 D J Ashley
1989 Matthew J Desforges
...
1992 P Baccas
...
1996 Matthew Blackamore
1997 Ian Crunkhorn
...
1998 Mandip Badwal-Singh
...
2001 Christopher Cope
2002 Sandeep Deshmukh
2003 Christopher Thomas
2004 Tanuj Palit
2005 Tayyab Aslam
2006 Saishreenjith Shreenivas
2007 Joanna Hiew
2008 Waleed Butt
2009 James Greenhalgh
2010 Sam White
2011 Alexander Sawer
2012 Adam Kinch
2013 Ali Haider
2014 Vashist Motkur
2015 Nicholas Doddrell
2016 Mihir Rao
2017 Matthew Wearden
2018 Shazad Sanjrani
2019 William Balsom
2020 James Pauly
2021 Matthew Dickens
2022 Kishore Murugesh
2023 Jake Waller
2024 Vidur Motkur
2025 Lochana Rathnayake

See Also

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