Arthur Hill Memorial Prize: Difference between revisions
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|valign="top" | Senior: [[Cheung Wai Cheung]] / [[D M Wakelin]] / [[M J Waters]] <br/> Junior: [[Martin J Borrett]] / [[Richard M Haseldine]] / [[Stephen J Pycock]] / [[H J Smith]] / [[R G Solomon]] | |valign="top" | Senior: [[Cheung Wai Cheung]] / [[D M Wakelin]] / [[M J Waters]] <br/> Junior: [[Martin J Borrett]] / [[Richard M Haseldine]] / [[Stephen J Pycock]] / [[H J Smith]] / [[R G Solomon]] | ||
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|valign="top" | Senior: [[P G Bullen]] / [[D J Ellis]] / [[D A Holmes]] / [[M P Wells]] <br/> Junior: [[A C L Allwood]] / [[P S Bontoft]] / [[Gerard L Budge]] / [[L Burman]] / [[Andrew M Cummins]] / [[P S Hunter-Addy]] / [[A J Maccabe]] / [[M D Parnell]] / [[T Robins]] / [[R W A Vincent]] | |||
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Revision as of 15:22, 14 July 2026
This prize is named in memory of Arthur Hill, who taught Classics at BGS for 42 years from 1887-1929.
His wife, Norah Hill, bequeathed £500 to the school, the interest on which was used to fund the Arthur Hill Memorial Prize.
First awarded in 1956, it is presented for senior (A-Level) and junior (GCSE, formerly O-Level) performance.