The 'Quartet' are chosen each year to represent the school as Head Boy and Head Girl and their deputies.

In arriving at a choice the staff first ask the school to indicate which pupils would have their support. A decision is then arrived at by the whole staff in a meeting in which their achievements and involvement in the whole school community are taken into account.

Those pupils who have represented the school in the past few years are shown below.

(Please email me if the information shown requires updating - Martin Hugall)

2007 - 2008

 From left to right:

Leo Cunningham-Baily :

Lisa Kumamoto :

Adam King :

Sandie Dickinson :

 

2006 - 2007

 From left to right:

Dorothy Yeung: has begun a degree course in Fashion Design at Leeds University.

Nat Warner: is reading Chemistry at St Andrews University.

Tom Dickinson: is taking a gap year while applying for a degree course in Drama and English.

Rebecca Chong: is taking a gap year before starting a degree course in English Language Studies at the University of Kent.

 

2005 - 2006

 From left to right:

Kevin Philemon-Uduehi: is studying Film Production Technology at the University of Staffordshire.

Sally Kikaya: is studying Counselling Skills with Psychology at the University of Chester.

Monica Gonzalez-Carter: is studying Drama and Theatre Studies at the University of Greenwich.

Zhenbo Hou: is studying Politics with International Relations at the University of Warwick.

 

2004 - 2005

 From left to right:

Eugene Kim: is studying Marketing at the University of Hertfordshire.

Mel Hyde: is working locally.

Edward Addison-Atkinson: is studying at Writtle College.

 

2003 - 2004

 From left to right:

Kate Challoner: has recently graduated in Zoology at Aberystwyth University

Josh McDowall: is working at home

Kate Askew: is in her last year on a degree course in Retail Management at the University of Bournemouth.

Chris Smith: is on a degree course in Ergonomics at Loughorough University.

 

2002 - 2003

 From left to right:

Wendy Palmer: achieved a first class honours degree in Humanities at Birmingham University

Daniel Gonzalez-Carter: ihas graduated in Biochemistry with Biological Chemistry from Nottingham University

Gemma Wathelet: is working locally.

Ben Ball: has graduated in Mechanical Engineering from Warwick University.

 

2001 - 2002

 From left to right:

Rufus Impey: obtained a 2.1 degree in History and Politics at York University

Jessica Davies: studied Law at Exeter University

Adam Reynolds: studied Classical Civilisation and Social Anthropology at the Roehampton Institute

Karly Bennett: studied for a degree in Nursing.

 

 From left to right:

Caroline Ayello-Wright: studied Illustration and Animation at Kingston University.

Kenneth Cheung: studied Medicine at University College London

Matthew Neidhardt: studied History of Art at Manchester University, and is now working in Manchester.

Beth Woodhouse: Completed her Photography course at the City of Bristol College. She is working in Bristol while waiting for a longer term job in PR.

 

 From left to right:

Lee Adio-Cole Studied Engineering at the University of West England at Bristol, and has started up a career as a music producer.

Julia Parry-Jones finished her Art Foundatrion course at Norwich College of Art and then a degree course in Art at the University of East Anglia.

Rosie Miller Studied Fine Art at Oxford University and is now in New York working in art restoration.

Cypriano Stephenson graduated with a first class Honours degree in American Studies at Leicester University and is now preparing for his Part 1 in Law.

1998 - 1999

 From left to right:

Vincent Tang Studied Civil Engineering at the Universityof Hong Kong.

Clementina Ugah Completed a degree in International Relations and Politics at Portsmouth University.

Rebecca Davis studied Medical Sciences at Birminham University.

 

 From left to right:

George Hannaford graduated with a 2ii from Keele University having read Philosophy and Politics. He is now working for an investment bank in Frankfurt.

Emily Snowden Studied for a degree in Visual Performance at Dartington College of Arts.

Andrew Woods graduated with a 2i degree in Psychology from Sheffield University. In 2005 he gained his Doctor of Philosophy degree from Trinity College Dublin, in Cognitive Psychology.

Anna Gawlinski did an Art Foundation course at Kings Lynn Art College and spent a year travelling in India before beginning a Social Work course in Cambridge.

 

 From left to right:

Oliver Waterer. After gaining a music degree from Birmingham Conservatoire followed by an organ scholarship at Guildford Cathedral, Oliver was appointed Assistant Organist at Peterborough Cathedral in 2002. Since 2007 he has been working as a professional musician in London. He has recently been appointed Sub-Organist to H.M. Chapel Royal at St James's Palace which he combines with a busy teaching and freelance performing career.

Fran Fiumano graduated with a 1st Class Honours Degree from the University of Reading having read History of Art and Italian. Fran then completed a Masters degree at Reading University. Fran is now married ( new surname Fraser) and owns an art gallery in central London.

Sam Marriage Studied Agricultural food production at Harper Adams Agricultural College, having spent his gap year working on a local farm.

Katey Mitchell graduated with a 1st Class Honours Degree from Birmingham University having read Theology, and is currently working overseas.

 From left to right:

Robert Hill graduated with a 2i in Biology from the University of York. He is now employed by Ford UK in its Human Resources Department..

Verity Carr graduated from the University of Lancaster with a 2i in English and Theatre Studies, and was intending to train as a teacher.

Nicholas Smith graduated with a 2ii in Geography from the University of Leeds.

Jeni Woolgar graduated with a 2i in Music from the University of Huddersfield, worked as an administrator of the National Youth Choirs of Great Britain, and now has qualified as a teacher and is teaching music and drama at a secondary school in Huddersfield.

 From left to right:

Robin Vanner read Environmental Science at the University of East Anglia. He then did an MSc in Environmental Policy at Imperial College London before working as an Environmental Consultant for two years. Now he is working at the Policy Studies Institute in London developing sectoral sustainable business models."

Ishaku Gowon graduated from Southern Utah University in Computer Science.

Meg Flanagan graduated from the University of Exeter with a 2i in Biology and is now working in Australia.

Lizzie King spent a year competing in national Horse Trials and has now graduated in Sports Studies from De Montfort University in Leicester.

 From left to right:

Flora Varcoe graduated in English and History of Art from the University of York.

Andrew Churchill graduated with an upper second in Mechanical Engineering with French from the University of Nottingham and is employed by an engineering company in Nottingham.

Khaled Iqbal is in the United States studying Medicine at St. George's College Medical School, New England.

Anna Kennedy graduated with a 2ii in Biology from the University of Exeter.

From left to right:

Andrew MacLean - graduated with an upper second in History from the University of Lancaster. Andrew spent a year in Australia and is now working for a company in London arranging overseas travel.

Vicky King is in her second year studying Anthropology at Sussex University having been employed full time as a Theatre Wardrobe Assistant in a number of companies including Glyndebourne.

Simon Clapperton is employed in a Corporate entertainment, having graduated in sports and Biological Sciences from the University of North London.

Judith Thompson graduated with a first class honours degree in International Hotel Management from Manchester Metropolitan University. Judy is now working for the Shetaton in Auckland, New Zealand.

From left to right:

Jon Attwood graduated in applied biology from the University of Bath and is now in full time employment.

Arthur Saunders completed a postgraduate course in Education, having completed a one year residency in Printing. Previously he graduated with a 2ii in fine Art from the Surrey Institute of Art and Design at Franham.

Clare Bradshaw is employed by Anglia Television, having graduated with an Upper Second in law at the University of East Anglia.

Ayesha Barron graduated with an upper second in Anthropology from the University of Kent at Canterbury.