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Presented for academic achievement to students going on to higher education. Funded by [[Len Medlock|The Medlock Charitable Trust]].
The Medlock Scholarship is awarded for academic achievement. In order to be eligible, students must achieve three or more grade As at A Level (excluding General Studies) and be entering Higher Education.  


The Medlock Scholarships are open to students who obtain three or more grade As at A level and are entering Higher Education. One ex-student commented, "The scholarship is a substantial prize and recognition of the hard work put in over two years at A-level... The scholarship was of great use to me, going a long way towards paying for rent and living costs in each of the three years I have been at Cambridge. It allowed me to pay for extra items needed for my course". Another ex-student stated, "The Medlock Scholarship has been extremely helpful and I feel it has made a big difference to the way I have progressed through the year... As I'm studying Medicine there has been equipment that I have been able to purchase to give me more opportunities for practising medical skills – a stethoscope and a manual blood pressure cuff and monitor... The money also helped with membership of sports clubs and the use of sports facilities at the university."
Funded by [[Len Medlock|The Medlock Charitable Trust]], the first scholarships were awarded at the end of the 2001-2002 academic year. They have since been awarded annually, typically to 3 - 4 high achieving students completing the Upper Sixth.
 
In 2012 each scholarship offered a high ability student £1100 per year towards university costs for the three years of a degree course.


In 2012 each scholarship provided £1,100 per year towards university costs for the first three years of a degree course. Applicants may re-apply for one further year if they are continuing an undergraduate course.


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|2003
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|valign="top" | [[William Eves]] / [[Mark Noble]] / [[David Peak]] / [[Patrick Turner]]
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|2004
|valign="top" | [[Samuel Steer]] / [[Tanuj Palit]] / [[Matthew Grist]]
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|2005
|valign="top" | [[Tayyab Aslam]] / [[Sunita Deshmukh]] / [[Grant Jackson]] / [[William Wearden]]
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|2006
|valign="top" | [[Stephen Fendyke]] / [[James Richards]] / [[James Watson]]
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|2007
|valign="top" | [[Rhian McLaughlin]] / [[Saishreejith Shreenivas]] / [[David Walder]]
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|2008
|2008
|valign="top" | [[Waleed Butt]] / [[Desmond Lee]] / [[Duncan Thomas]] / [[Stephen Wood]]
|valign="top" | [[Waleed Butt]] / [[Desmond Lee]] / [[Duncan Thomas]] / [[Stephen Wood]]
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|2009
|valign="top" | [[Timothy Worrall]] / [[Robert Coddington]] / [[Harry Rylott]]
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|2010
|valign="top" | [[Mark Watson]] / [[Daniel Jacklin]] / [[Jack Gavaghan]] / [[Jessica Phoenix]] / [[Sam Hardstaff]]
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|2011
|valign="top" | [[Jeremy Baily]] / [[Christopher Cook]] / [[Thomas Henry]] / [[Craig Melvin]] / [[Alexander Sawer]]
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|2019
|2019
|valign="top" | [[William Balsom]] / [[Seth Greeves]] / [[William Nuttell]]
|valign="top" | [[William Balsom]] / [[Seth Greeves]] / [[William Nuttell]]
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|2020
|valign="top" | [[Harry Hopkins]] / [[William Craven]] / [[Zoe Worthington]]
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|2021
|valign="top" | [[Ryan Carter]] / [[Matthew Dickens]] / [[Shahmeer Khan]]
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|2022
|valign="top" | [[Siddharth Anand]] / [[Jessica Burn]] / [[Jakub Dombrowski]] / [[Kishore Murugesh]]
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|2023
|valign="top" | [[Okasha Dar]] / [[Ziyad Rehan]] / [[Suwaid Sheikh]] / [[Jake Waller]]
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|2024
|valign="top" | [[Akshaj Airon]] / [[Joshua Grummitt]] / [[Vidur Motkur]]
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|2025
|valign="top" | [[Gabriella Bedford]] / [[Marie Ngonga]] / [[Lochana Rathanayake]] / [[Alphai Shaju]]
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== External Links ==
== External Links ==


*[http://www.boston.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=15338&p=0 Medlock Charitable Trust - 30 years of giving] (Boston Bulletin Daily - 31 July 2015)
*[https://medlockcharitabletrust.org/ Medlock Charitable Trust] (official website)
*[http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Showcharity/RegisterOfCharities/CharityWithPartB.aspx?RegisteredCharityNumber=326927&SubsidiaryNumber=0 The Medlock Charitable Trust] (Charity Commission)
*[https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/326927 The Medlock Charitable Trust] (Charity Commission)
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== See Also ==
*[[:Timeline of Prizes]]

Latest revision as of 23:37, 3 July 2026

The Medlock Scholarship is awarded for academic achievement. In order to be eligible, students must achieve three or more grade As at A Level (excluding General Studies) and be entering Higher Education.

Funded by The Medlock Charitable Trust, the first scholarships were awarded at the end of the 2001-2002 academic year. They have since been awarded annually, typically to 3 - 4 high achieving students completing the Upper Sixth.

In 2012 each scholarship provided £1,100 per year towards university costs for the first three years of a degree course. Applicants may re-apply for one further year if they are continuing an undergraduate course.

Year Winner
2002 Sandeep Deshmukh / Neil Hughes / David Paul
2003 William Eves / Mark Noble / David Peak / Patrick Turner
2004 Samuel Steer / Tanuj Palit / Matthew Grist
2005 Tayyab Aslam / Sunita Deshmukh / Grant Jackson / William Wearden
2006 Stephen Fendyke / James Richards / James Watson
2007 Rhian McLaughlin / Saishreejith Shreenivas / David Walder
2008 Waleed Butt / Desmond Lee / Duncan Thomas / Stephen Wood
2009 Timothy Worrall / Robert Coddington / Harry Rylott
2010 Mark Watson / Daniel Jacklin / Jack Gavaghan / Jessica Phoenix / Sam Hardstaff
2011 Jeremy Baily / Christopher Cook / Thomas Henry / Craig Melvin / Alexander Sawer
...
2016 Jason Barnes / Jeremy Lee / Mihir Rao
2017 Luke Cocks / Mohanad Turki / Matthew Wearden
2018 Harrison Dell / Shahzad Sanjrani / Neelay Sant / James Worthington
2019 William Balsom / Seth Greeves / William Nuttell
2020 Harry Hopkins / William Craven / Zoe Worthington
2021 Ryan Carter / Matthew Dickens / Shahmeer Khan
2022 Siddharth Anand / Jessica Burn / Jakub Dombrowski / Kishore Murugesh
2023 Okasha Dar / Ziyad Rehan / Suwaid Sheikh / Jake Waller
2024 Akshaj Airon / Joshua Grummitt / Vidur Motkur
2025 Gabriella Bedford / Marie Ngonga / Lochana Rathanayake / Alphai Shaju

External Links

See Also

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