Dingwall Academy prize-winners take a bow as pupils at Ross-shire's largest secondary school prepare for summer break
SENIOR pupils at Dingwall Academy have taken a bow at a prize-giving which acknowledges effort and excellence in pursuits across the curriculum.
Like others across the county, Ross-shire's largest secondary adapted its activities dramatically during the coronavirus crisis with learning from home replacing face-to-face teaching in classrooms.
The return to classrooms has been a cause for celebration as the school gets back into its routine.
Dux Paul Graham and proxime accessit Angela Nankivell took a bow amongst an array of prize-winners with rector Karen Cormack reflecting on another successful school year.
Highland Council schools closed for the summer break last week and will return in August.
Dingwall Academy prize-giving list
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Lucy Adam – Administration & IT; Elowen Clarke – Woodwork; Cameron Coburn – Music; Amanda Collier – Maths; Sam Coull – Maths; Eva Ewart – Practical Cookery; Katie Forth – Computing Science; Iona Gilbertson – Physics; Alexander Ince – Geography; Emily James – Dance; Jaimee Maclennan – Practical Cookery; Luna Retamozo Bannerman – Spanish; Evie Richardson – Gaidhlig; Sophie Robertson – Business Management; Amber Stewart – English; Karin Bartkova – Business Management; Jocris Biagtan – Maths; Nikita Bryan – Woodwork; Kayden Campbell – PE; Neve Gow – BSL; Lara Kotschujew – Geography; Kara MacDonald – History; Matthew MacDonald – Biology; Hannah MacKintosh – Music; Isla Maclean – BSL; Anja MacLennan – Metalwork; Tyler Macphee – English; Grace Marshall – Modern Studies; Lilidh-Maree McLean – Art; Cole Norton – Physics; Cooper Patrick – Maths; Sophie Pokorniecki – Practical Cookery; Isabelle Rose – Dance; Diyar Swanson – Modern Studies; Struan Wallace – Practical Electronics; Ruby Wittka-Jezewski – Art.
Leo Smith – Highland Crystal Trophy.
Katie Ferguson – Art, History; Ewan Goddard – Business Management, Graphics Communication; Matthew Laidlaw – Metalwork; – Practical Electronics; Meagan Macleod – Computing Science, Art; Jennifer Campbell – Philosophy, Administration & IT; Samuel Loduchowski – Digital Media, Chemistry; Ruaridh MacIvor – Modern Studies, Practical Electronics; Rachel Martin – Music, Gaelic Learners, Maryburgh Gaelic Choir Trophy; Alistair Urquhart – Graphics Communication, Business Management; Stephen Copley – Computing Science, Practical Cookery; Audrey Daines – Geography, German; Ruaraidh Drennan – Gaidhlig, Music; Caitlyn Heggie – Gaelic Learners, History, PE, Dingwall Academy Outstanding Achievement in Sport (joint); Zak Fearn – PE, Dingwall Academy Outstanding Achievement in Sport (joint); Morag Lynch – PE, French, Spanish, Reeve Memorial for Progress in Modern Languages (joint); Ruairidh MacLellan – Reeve Memorial for Progress in Modern Languages (joint); Andrew Thornton – Physics, Computing Science, Digital Media; Lilli Lamont – Modern Studies, English, Graphics Communication, Philosophy; Isla Sutherland – Art, Biology, French, Chemistry; Victor Atkinson – English, Geography, Chemistry, History, Physics.
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Jack Ferguson – German; Kyle Lawrie – Spanish; Lewis MacArthur – Gaidhlig; Evie MacCulloch – German; Aimee Milne – French, Alexander Glass Quaich; Faith Wilson –Gaidhlig; Shonagh Reid – German; Finlay Stewart – Spanish; Catriona Magee –Administration & IT, German; Bethany McAllister – Business Management, Spanish, Administration & IT; Eilidh Dransfield – History, English, Spanish; Imogen Bardsley – Biology; Eoghan Chisholm – Computing Science; Jason Clark – Graphics Communication; Anthony Denovan – Music; Teigan Gollan – Practical Cookery; Jasmine Kalata – Art; Beth Liddle – Human Biology; Itgel Little – Philosophy; Andrea MacDonald – Music; Hugh Morrison – Maths; Amy Moss – Modern Studies; Calum Sellar – Geography; Kacper Szymanski – Physics; Morag Hickey – PE, Alistair MacGregor Memorial Prize; Rebekah Innes – RMPS; Daisy Le Good – English; Beth Mackay – Philosophy; Beth Mackenzie – Biology; Jack Towell – Environmental Science; Gipsie Bryson – BSL, Deaf Studies Trophy; Katie Ewen – Biology; Matthew Fraser – RMPS; Matthew MacGregor – Human Biology; Alisha Maiden – Music; Jynx Millar – Philosophy; Ewan More – Maths; Natalya Stone – Geography; Fraser Wilson – Administration & IT; John Zheng P– Physics; Natasha Green – The Heart & Soul Award; Rosie Haines – Lorna Wildman Eulogy Rose Bowl; Bethany Fraser – Art; Rosie Green – Design & Manufacture; Rachel Maclennan – History; Dougie Main – History; Katie Reid – Applications of Maths; Taylor Romeniuk – English; Annie Sinclair – Art; Emily Tham – Administration & IT; Sam Wallace – Geography; Beth Fraser – Art, English; Andrew Georgeson – Design & Manufacture, Wood Trophy for Physical Education & Sport; Mouhaime Sakaan – Administration & IT, ESOL; Heather Christie – Chemistry; Graphics Communication, Gavin Keen Trophy; Jamie Boldra – Prize for work in Tutorial, Ruth Gilvray Trophy; Rhea Porter – English, Art, The Graham A MacKenzie Prize for English; Mia Ross – Business Management, RMPS; Lia Smith – BSL, Practical Cookery;Karolina Grzywacz – Applications of Maths, Travel & Tourism; Nell Fraser – Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science; Harry Forsyth – Physics, Computing Science, Maths, Darren Dalgetty Trophy for Computing; Callum Smith – Alexander Glass Memorial Cup (joint); Aaron Fraser – Chemistry, Maths, Music, Physics, Alexander Glass Memorial Cup (joint), Dingwall Rotary Club Alex Ferguson Shield, Robert K Kerr Memorial Shield, Dingwall Gaelic Choir Quaich (joint); Erin Watters – Graphics Communication, Dingwall Gaelic Choir Quaich (joint), Mhairi Cameron Dingwall Gaelic Choir Quaich (joint).
Callum Porter – School Captain
Erin Watters – School Captain
Angela Nankivell – Chemistry,Maths, Biology, Music, Physics, Hillin Trophy, Proxime Accesit; Paul Graham – Geography, History, Modern Studies, Philosophy, Diamond Jubilee Quaich, George Strachan Globe, Dux.
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