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In recent weeks, a number of Eighth Form students have received news of their success in national and international Economics essay competitions.
In the Harvard International Economics Essay Contest: Frederick won the competition, whilst Jad and Arth were finalists.
In the John Locke Economics Essay Competition: Wentao, Dennis (Mingjun), Seyane and Alexander were highly commended, whilst Christian was commended.
In the Cambridge Marshall Essay Competition, Frederick and Christian were both commended.
In the LSE SU Economics Essay competition: Christian won the competition with his essay on inflation, and Wentao came 2nd with his essay on climate change.
In the Royal Economics Society/Financial Times Young Economist of the Year competition, Felix was a Finalist.
In the Minds Underground essay competition, Arth’s entry was awarded 2nd place.
In the Dorian Fisher Economics essay prize, Christian received an honourable mention.
These are outstanding achievements, for which our students have written essays in their own time and competed successfully against top students from all over the country and, in some cases, the world.
