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We are delighted to report pupil publications success in the Cambridge Marshall Society Essay Competition, John Locke Institute Essay Competition, 2021 FT School Programme Blog Competition and the Immerse Education Essay Competition.
Congratulations to Kangzi Chan (Upper Eighth), who came in first place in the Cambridge Marshall Society Essay Competition and was highly commended for his submission to the John Locke Institute Essay Competition for his essay: ‘The Impossible Trinity of Fairness, Equality and Opportunity’.
Well done to Nikolas Boyd-Carpenter (Upper Eighth) for his winning submission to the 2021 FT Schools Programme Blog Competition with his blog: ‘How has coronavirus changed UK politics?’
Rayn Lakha (Sixth Form) was awarded a partial scholarship to the Cambridge Summer School as a result of his Economics essay in the Immerse Education Essay Competition.
