Year 6 (Prep):

• First Prize: Benji Dubois, What is Fun?
• Second Prize: Lorenzo Corbo, Spending Time with my Extended Family

Year 7:

• First Prize: Ethan Turner-Peters, Chess
• Joint Second Prize: Molly Curtis, Ponies and Zac Sattar, My Little Sister
• Third Prize: Aamani Seth, Refurbishing Properties

Year 8:

• First Prize: Alice Coker, Sometimes being Social, Sometimes being Alone
• Second Prize: Grace Dhesi, Going on my Phone
• Third Prize: Harriet Firth, Playing Hockey in Goal

Year 9:

• First Prize: Diya Bhatt, Fun is Flexible and Fluent
• Second Prize: Clementine Buchanan, Imagining the Queen’s Idea of Fun

Year 10:

• First Prize: Millie Parker, Going to the Seaside at Southwold
• Second Prize: Amelia Blythe, Not being Part of the Capitalist System

Year 11:

• Joint First Prize: Shruti Chakraborty, Childhood Innocence and Freedom and Beatrice Sadler, Riding a Horse at Full Gallop
• Second Prize: Akshayaa Subaharan, Cooking
• Third Prize: Jayree Taylor, Loud Music

Year 12:

• First Prize: Eleanor Jones, Walking Outdoors
• Joint Second Prize: Yaameen Yusuf, a Long Drive with Music and Lewis Hurd, at the Playground as a Child

Year 13:

• First Prize: Urvita Roy, Board Games
• Joint Second Prize: Thomas England, the Chemistry of Enjoyment and Antonia Veary, the Joy of Language
• Third Prize: Nathan Wong, Football Matchday