Closing 2018

Presented to "the new Grade 9 or 10 student who has joined into the life of the school with the greatest enthusiasm." ~ Catherine Kim

"The student in Grade 9 who persistently displays courage and puts forth a maximum effort in all pursuits. This student also strives unceasingly to be honest, courteous and to uphold the traditions of the school." ~ Gavin Plunkett

Presented to "the student in Grade 9, who by persistent, conscientious day-by-day application, has given maximum effort to academic work, has taken on responsibility which may cut across personal interests, and has developed his or her ability to the utmost. Such a student is worthy of respect, admiration and commendation." ~ Abigayle Strano

The Junior Edson Pease Prize citation reads, given to "a student in Grade 9 or 10 who has shown an increasing contribution to school life." ~ Annie Da

Presented to "the student completing Grade 10 who has shown all-round excellence and promise." ~ Anna Harris

Presented to "the Grade 11 student who, in the opinion of the teaching staff, embodies the following beliefs: as a member of the school society, this individual takes on certain responsibilities which may cut across personal interests, the student must work hard, the student must develop his/her abilities to the utmost." ~ Emilia Voudouris

Presented to "the student in Grade 11 who excels in school work, games, deportment, strength of character and leadership." ~ Ella Shanahan-Guay

Presented to "a new Grade 11 or 12 student who has joined in the life of the school with the greatest enthusiasm." ~ David Williams

Presented to "a student who, by word and example, embodies the true meaning of mens sana, in corpore sano." ~ Madi Stillman

Presented to "a student whose kind demeanour and humble nature stand out as defining characteristics." ~ Eli Shannon

Presented to "a senior, other than the Head Students, who makes a significant contribution to the school." ~ Allie Avard

Presented to "a senior, other than the Head of School to has shown an increasing contribution to school life." ~ Quinn MacMillan

Endowed by the Church of the Holy Trinity, Philadelphia, and British Societies of Philadelphia, in celebration of Her Majesty the Queen's Silver Jubilee. The citation is based on Prince Andrew's observations of characteristics most admired by the Queen, while he was here as a student. It reads..."Shall be awarded to the senior student who best combines the qualities of being sensitive to the feelings of others, protective of those who are weaker, courteous to peers and staff, and sufficiently courageous to accept the promptings of his or her conscience." ~ Alice Tierney Prindiville-Porto

Presented to "a student in the senior school who, in the eyes of the staff, has shown persistent effort and a determination to succeed." ~ Betsy Macdonnell

Given in honour of Mr. Anderson's retirement as a teacher, to commemorate the 21st Olympiad at Montreal. "this award is given to the senior student who most consistently shares any skills with a younger student so as to positively aid in the development of that younger individual." ~ Nicolas Small

Presented to "an outstanding all-round student in his or her final year." ~ Noah Storey

There was once a Grove student whose quality was his love of live. He lived with a refreshing enthusiasm for whatever action life brought his way. He join this action with a smile, not caring whether he would win or lose. He inspired others with his generous spirit. He gave his life that others might life as he had enjoyed so much living. The student who best demonstrates these qualities is Joe Ribbins.

Given to a senior student chosen by the Head of School who has shown concern for the feelings of others, has strived to help students, has been of service to the school and community. In short, a student who has been a good example of the Christina ideal to love one's neighbour as one's self. ~ Sophie Milburn

This student's greatest talent is for friendship, leaving everyone feeling the better for knowing him/her. ~ Rachel Leung

Was endowed by the Board of Governors when Mr. Smith retired in 1964. To be awarded to "a student who has made a broad contribution to the life of the school." ~ Paras Cheema

Awarded annually by the faculty and Head of School to "a senior student who has done the most, wile at the school, to encourage love of scholarship, through either personal attitude and achievement or through assistance to others." ~ Jeff McCaw

Presented to "the senior who makes an exceptional contribution to the school as well as having a good academic standing." ~ Benjamin Dunk

The British Alumni Travelling Scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving graduate. The recipient is to use the money for travelling within the United Kington and Europe for some useful or serious purpose. The recipient is to write an account of the year's activities and travels, to be placed int he school records. This year we have to recipients: Dessa Douglas and Noah Storey.