Harmstone Reading Prize: Difference between revisions
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|valign="top" | '''English''': [[David Standley|David A Standley]] / [[Ian Pilbeam|Ian M Pilbeam]] / [[Richard Haseldine|Richard M Haseldine]] / [[Micky Nuttell|Michael J Nuttell]] / [[Toby Wright|Toby C F Wright]] / [[Jonathan M Bates]] <br/> '''French''': [[Kevin Ashton|Kevin J Ashton]] / [[Cheung Wai Cheung]] / [[Mick Lynch|Michael E Lynch]] / [[Richard Haseldine|Richard M Haseldine]] / [[Henry Knowles|Henry J Knowles]] / [[Tom D Duckett]] <br/> '''German''': [[Mark Stephens]] / [[Stephen J Naylor]] / [[David A Holmes]] / [[Andy Mortlock|Andrew N Mortlock]] / [[Stephen R Owen]] / [[David Dunham|David E Dunham]] / [[P J Bates]] | |valign="top" | '''English''': [[David Standley|David A Standley]] / [[Ian Pilbeam|Ian M Pilbeam]] / [[Richard Haseldine|Richard M Haseldine]] / [[Micky Nuttell|Michael J Nuttell]] / [[Toby Wright|Toby C F Wright]] / [[Jonathan M Bates]] <br/> '''French''': [[Kevin Ashton|Kevin J Ashton]] / [[Cheung Wai Cheung]] / [[Mick Lynch|Michael E Lynch]] / [[Richard Haseldine|Richard M Haseldine]] / [[Henry Knowles|Henry J Knowles]] / [[Tom D Duckett]] <br/> '''German''': [[Mark Stephens]] / [[Stephen J Naylor]] / [[David A Holmes]] / [[Andy Mortlock|Andrew N Mortlock]] / [[Stephen R Owen]] / [[David Dunham|David E Dunham]] / [[P J Bates]] | ||
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|valign="top" | '''French''': [[Andrew C Boyer]] / [[Richard M Haseldine]] / [[R J Mason]] / [[T Robins]] / [[J Thorley]] / [[I Croft]] / [[R J Odling]] <br/> '''German''': [[Cheung Wai Cheung]] / [[Jez Ashberry|Jeremy S Ashberry]] / [[Richard M Haseldine]] / [[S R Owen]] / [[David E Dunham]] / [[Andrew J Waters]] / [[I Croft]] / [[J R Patrick]] | |||
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Revision as of 13:37, 14 July 2026
For the first two years in which these prizes were awarded (1965 and 1966), they were referred to as simply 'Reading Prizes'.
Named for the Revd Roger Harmstone a student of Boston Grammar School in the early 20th century.