PROGRAMME. 3. School Hymn Who Would True Valour See. Bishop Anstey and Trinity College East

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1 PROGRAMME 1. National Anthem 2. Welcome Rev d Canon Claude Berkley, Teacher, Chaplain and Member of the Board of Management. 3. School Hymn Who Would True Valour See 4. Feature Address Mrs. Paula Daniel, Director: Bishop Anstey and Trinity College East 5. Bishop Anstey Steel Ensemble 6. Presentation of Certificates 7. Principal s Report Ms Patsy-Ann Rudder 8. Presentation of Certificates and Awards for performance at CSEC, CAPE and Cambridge Advanced Level examinations in Presentation of Special Awards 10. School Choir 11. School Song Non Nobis Domine 12. Vote of Thanks Head Girl Amanda Headley 13. Blessing Bishop Calvin Bess

2 SCHOOL MOTTO Non Sine Pulvere Palmam SCHOOL HYMN Who would true valour see, Let him come hither: One here will constant be, Come wind, come weather; There s no discouragement Shall make him once relent His first avow d intent To be a pilgrim. Whoso beset him round With dismal stories, Do but themselves confound: His strength the more is. No lion can him fright; He ll with a giant fight, But he will have the right To be a pilgrim. No goblin nor foul fiend Can daunt his spirit; He knows he at the end Shall life inherit. Then, fancies fly away; He ll not fear what men say; He ll labour night and day To be a pilgrim. SCHOOL SONG Non Nobis Domine, Not unto us, O Lord, The praise and glory Be of any deed or word. For in Thy judgement lies To crown or bring to nought All knowledge and device That man has reached or wrought. And we confess our blame, How all too high we hold That noise which men call fame, That dross which men call gold. For these we undergo Our hot and godless days, But in our souls we know Not unto us the praise. O Power by whom we live, Creator, Judge and Friend, Upholdingly forgive, Nor leave us at the end; But grant us yet to see, In all our piteous ways, Non Nobis, Domine, Not unto us the praise. Non Nobis, Non Nobis Non Nobis, Domine. THE FOUNDER S PRAYER We give You most humble and hearty thanks, O most merciful Father, for our pious founder, Arthur Henry Anstey, and for all our benefactors by whose benefit this whole School is brought up to Godliness and good learning; and we humbly ask You to give us grace to use Your blessings to the glory of Your Holy Name, that we may answer the 2

3 good intent of our religious founder and become profitable members of the Church and of our country, and at last, share in Your heavenly kingdom, through our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. Amen. 3

4 AWARDS AND CERTIFICATES FOR CRITERIA FOR FORMS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Average of at least 75% in Term 3 for Forms 1 & 2 and 75% in all three terms for Form 3. OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT EFFORT AND IMPROVEMENT 1 A Academic AWARDS TO FORM 1 STUDENTS 1 B Academic Average 80-84% in all three terms Average 85% or more in all three terms An increase of 10 marks in the average between Terms 1 and 3. Marks must be greater than 50%. I C Academic Ishara Agostini Jenelle Blackman Nephema Callender Candice Celestine Tonya Choya Reynel Clarke Demi Dufeal Alicia Edwards Nalini Edwards Outstanding Academic Sharlene Birmingham Excellence in Academic Kelsey Des Vignes Effort and Improvement Alicia Barrie Moniece Forbes-Wells Shani Granderson Terri Hamilton Tamika Hinkson Caitlin Kewley Ariane Maharaj Annacellia Moore Lifa Morean Outstanding Academic Bridget Eligon Kenyce Fraser Nadia Gittens Vaugn Harper Renee Mc Kain Sharane Mohammed Jade Murray Excellence in Academic Christina Georges Megan Mohammed Effort and Improvement Gennete Pascall Adanma Raymond Simone Taviere-Lee Lael Vidal Shenice Walkes Nikkienne Weekes Outstanding Academic Angelina Rayside Jannetta Richardson Chrystal Small Excellence in Academic Lisa O Neil Simone Renwick Effort and Improvement Wendy Thomas ISHA OTTLEY MEMORIAL TROPHY (This is given for the best all-round performance in Form 1) Moniece Forbes-Wells 4

5 II A AWARDS TO FORM II STUDENTS II B II C Academic Sharon Baisden Ayana Bekoe Korin Buckmire Kelly Cain Briana Camacho Ariann Duncan Academic Eden Goring Renelle John Andrea Lewis Academic Avanelle Prentice Ashleigh Quashie Marguerite Rock Antonia Rodriguez Gesiye Souza-Okpofabri Outstanding Academic Chynere Best Outstanding Academic Chananel Gibson Chezev Matthew Outstanding Academic Lilly Paul Effort and Improvement Kimberly Ahow Effort and Improvement Effort and Improvement Nandee Patrick Leah Perryman Crystal Smith VALERIE TAYLOR AWARD (This Award is given for All-Round Development in Form II) Gesiye Souza-Okpofabri 5

6 AWARDS TO FORM III STUDENTS III A Academic Aquila Andrews Celeste Augustine Davonelle Belfast Raychelle Budhu Eugenia Charles Denine Cheeseman Jenelle Edwards Sinead Ellis Outstanding Academic Zakiya Adams Karimah Barton Juwil Benicourt Shameda Benjamin Kathryn Christopher Megan Emmanuel III B Academic Nitya Gittens Onellar Guy Krysten Harris Solange Henry Jessica Huggins Makini Hughes Adanna Jones Nkelia Jones Janine Lutchman Shani McLean Outstanding Academic Nicole Inniss III C Academic Kemi Prescod Amara Prevatt Dominique Serrette Eshe Skinner Kirstin Sylvester Outstanding Academic Danielle Pope Simone Quamina Kaisha Rochester Nichole Samuel Ornella Sutton Lisa Theodore Excellence in Academic Omelia Duncan Excellence in Academic Cherise Moolchan Excellence in Academic Sacha Thomas MILDRED ABDULAH CUP This trophy is awarded for All-round Development in Form III Sacha Thomas B.A.H.S. WASHINGTON ALUMNAE AWARD This Award is given for Improvement in Form III Allyssa Ramkerrysingh 6

7 AWARDS TO FORM IV STUDENTS CRITERIA FOR AWARDS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT EFFORT AND IMPROVEMENT Minimum of six passes in Term 3, with at least four at Grade 1 Minimum of seven passes in Term 3 with at least five at Grade 1 Minimum of eight passes in Term 3, with at least six at Grade 1 Min two more passes at Grade 1 in Term 3 than in Term I IV A Academic Johanna Daniel Amanda Francis IV B Academic Nikita Louison Nathifa Lowman IV C Academic Reycine Thomas Outstanding Academic Outstanding Academic Outstanding Academic Ruth Porther Tenyse Wells Excellence in Academic Judith Armorer Natasha Brewster Excellence in Academic Chaika Matthew Excellence in Academic Effort and Improvement La Toya Jamillah Smith 7

8 MOST OUTSTANDING EXAMINATION ACHIEVEMENT IN FORM IV A. S. Mathematics Judith Armorer Geography Shaunda Morgan Art Nathifa Lowman Information Technology Whitney Protain Kaila Thorne Biology Amanda Francis Integrated Science Rynessa Cutting Caribbean History Johanna Daniel Mathematics Natasha Brewster Chemistry Chaika Matthew Music Kera Nimblett Clothing and Textile Dara Lynch Physics Judith Armorer Economics Oluremi Idowu Principles of Accounts Oluremi Idowu English A Asha King Principles of Business Karen Gittens English B Kiara Matthews Spanish Natasha Brewster Food and Nutrition French Nerissa Mc Collin Whitney Protain BISHOP BESS AWARD (This award is given for all-round achievement at the Form IV Level) Johanna Daniel 8

9 ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS TO LOWER VI STUDENTS CRITERIA FOR AWARDS Three passes with at least 3 Grade III s and a pass in Communication Studies/Caribbean Studies. Three passes with at least two Grade II s and one Grade III and a pass in Communication Studies/Caribbean Studies. Three passes with at least 2 Grade I s and one Grade II and a pass in Communication Studies/Caribbean Studies. LVI A LVI B LVI C ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Crystal Blake Keilah Granger Keitha Albert Siobhonn Job Renee Alves Adafih Padmore Shekeilia Anthony Rozelle-Anne Polydore Feyi Calliste Amanda Thorne Kanika Clark Alatashe Girvan Ricalda Fournillier Kenesha Perry Kelya Williams Hilary Wyke OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Stacy Ali Afesha Blackwill Rashida Alexander Amanda Headly Emily Fitzpatrick Anoushka David Anastasia Robinson Jasmine Fournillier Chenelle Delpesh Asha Sheppard Trudy John Shadeca Garnes Kemba Joseph Khaliqa Mohammed Jhivan Pargass Karla Griffith Makila Hood-Collymore Rene Jackson Avanelle Sahadeo Sharifa Simon-Roberts Shannon Stanley 9

10 EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Shalimar Ali Chinyere Archie Michal Camejo Anastasia Gordon Sherezz Grant Gerneiva Parkinson EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Jamelia Harris MOST OUTSTANDING EXAMINATION ACHIEVEMENT IN LVI Accounting Jamelia Harris Geography Anastasia Gordon Biology Gerneiva Parkinson History Emily Fitzpatrick Caribbean Studies Amanda Headley Literature in English Keilah Granger Chemistry Gerneiva Parkinson Mathematics Sherezz Grant Communication Studies Jamelia Harris Management of Business Anoushka David Economics Chenelle Delpesh Physics Chinyere Archie Environmental Studies Anastasia Gordon Sociology Avanelle Sahadeo French Emily Fitzpatrick Spanish Jhivan Pargass JUBILEE MEDAL for leadership in games: Gerneiva Parkinson CLASS HILARIANS A Medal and Certificate are awarded to the student of each class who best represents the ideals of Bishop Anstey High School. The Class Hilarian is selected by her peers. 1A Sharlene Birmingham 1B Shani Granderson 1C Jannetta Richardson 2A Tian Dalip 2B Andrea Lewis 2C Gesiye Souza Okpofabri 3A Zakiya Adams 3B Kaila Jones 3C Ornella Sutton 4A Marika Grant 4B Chaika Mathew 4C Kera Nimblett 5A Kenycia Doyle 5B Dominique Joseph 5C Kristen Wiltshire L6A Daniella Grant L6B Rozelle Ann Polydore L6C Sharifa Simon-Roberts SCHOOL HILARIAN A Trophy is awarded to the Lower VI student who best represents the ideals of Bishop Anstey High School. The School Hilarian is selected by all the students in Lower VI and all the class Hilarians for the year in question. The BAHS School Hilarian Award Chinyere Archie 10

11 A CERTIFICATE IS AWARDED TO ALL STUDENTS WHO REPRESENT THE SCHOOL IN EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES. ONE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE GROUP WILL RECEIVE THE CERTIFICATES FOR THE WHOLE GROUP. MUSIC The School Choirs (Junior and Senior) participated in the 2006 Biannual Music Festival. The Junior Choir won The Providence Shield, and the Senior Choir emerged winners of The TMA Shield, The Marionette s Cup, The Judge Russell Cup, The Joyce Spencer Trophy and the Prime Minister s Trophy. Conductor: Ms Loraine Granderson Rashida Alexander Shani Granderson Jhivan Pargass Sache Alexander Nneka Granderson Kenesha Perry Narissa Ali Thaiz Gulston Trynelle Peters Arielle Banfield Vaugn Harper Deborah Phillips Cecile Browne Sparkle Henry Ruth Porther Scharon Bain Akilah Hughes Pantin Whitney Protain Alicia Barrie Jasiyah Ibrahim Rowena Remy Karimah Barton Yinka Jagbir Terique Roach Kemi Burgen Shanna Joseph Ayanna Rocke Ru-Anne Cabralis Kemba Joseph Kaisha Rochester Carolyn Callender Zakiya King Sophia Scantlebury Karyl Campbell Tiffany King Tiffany Sealy Candice Caton Fayola King-Lawrence Asha Sheppard Kimberly Caton Jasmine Lawrence La Shaun Smart Kathryn Christopher Leah Lewis Shannon Stanley Damara Clarke-Marshall Sandrine Lynch Kirstin Sylvester Anisa Cuffie Dara Lynch Lisa Theodore Natalia Cunin Kiara Matthews Kezia Thomas Zahra Cupid Nerissa McCollin Reyane Thomas Sahara Curry Shani McClean Wendy Thomas Tian Dalip Dana Mitchell Amanda Thorne Alicia Edwards Stephanie Moe Afiya Toussaint Christianne Elcock Gyasi Monsegue Krystal Waterman Megan Emmanuel Jendayi Moore Renecia Watkins Ghislayne Eustache Shaunda Morgan RochelleWelch Jasmine Fournillier Megan Mohammed Danielle Williams Chantelle Fritz Jade Muray Dawn Williams Nikkita Gadbsy Kera Nimblett Hilary Wyke Janinka Gomes Elena Noel Sonya Yorke Anastasia Gordon Chaverle Noel Marika Grant Adafih Padmore 11

12 STEELBAND School Steel Ensemble The Steel Ensemble participated in the 2006 Biannual Music Festival Conductor: Ms Lorraine Granderson Christianne Elcock Marika Grant Tiffany Sealy Chantelle Fritz Khadija Jeffrey Gabriella Sambrano Moniece Forbes-Wells Kiara Matthews Kirstin Sylvester Chimere Gibson Nerissa McCollin Janinka Gomes Astrid Ross String Ensemble The String Ensemble participated in the 2006 Biannual Music Festival Conductor: Tamara Martin Féyi Calliste Liselli Grunwald Kiara Matthews Michal Camejo Kera Nimblett Gesiye Souza-Okpofabri Aneka Nimblett Fayola King-Lawrence Leah de la Rosa Chloe McMillan Music Festival Participants Liselle Grunwald Enitan Marcelle Tracey Newling 12

13 SPORTS The Corinne McKnight Trophies for Team Sports First Place is awarded to the TRACK AND FIELD TEAM Captain Caleigh Bacchus Samantha Benn Krystle Gay Ashleigh Quashie Kimberly Caton Shani Granderson Astrid Ross Nephema Callender Tamika Hinkson Kellee Spicer Reynel Clarke Thembeka Jaramogi Keva Stephens Kimba Collymore Kimaada Ottley Sade St. Louis Tiffini Cupid Jeanelle Ovid Kesley Turpin-Carrington Sherelle De Bourgh Gerneiva Parkinson Alisha Walkes Kelsey Des Vignes Renee Pereira Shenice Walkes Dominique Doyle Stephanie Peters Renecia Watkins Omelia Duncan Deborah Phillips Sharna Williams Karina Edwards Second Place is awarded to the HOCKEY TEAM Captain Arielle Williams Cécile Browne Sinead Ellis Jamila Sealy Briana Camacho Sian Espinoza Giann Sealy Carolyn Callender Melissa Favrod-Coune Lindsay Williams Third Place is awarded to the Swimming Team Captain Féyi Calliste Chinyere Archie Melissa Favrod-Coune Desirée Sankar Gabrielle Bristo Emily Fitzpatrick Shenelle Storey Michal Camejo Nneka Granderson Kai Williams Pilar Camejo Shani Granderson Nikita Perry Anea Charles Masika Lewis Safiya Peters Maya Cross-Lovelace Chloe Mc Millan Amara Prevatt Tiy Cross-Lovelace Simone Maundy Christina Ringis Denine Cheeseman Krysle Neisha Gabriella Sambrano Simone Creed Kristel Seemungal Asha Sheppard Leah De La Rosa Dominique Serrette Gesiye Souza-Okpofabri 13

14 OTHER TEAMS which represented the school for the academic year VOLLEYBALL Johanna Daniel Samantha Leotaud Josette Savary Kim De Freitas Nathifa Lowman Gesiye Souza-Okpofabri Shurnell Harry Shani Mc Lean Kezia Thomas Leah Halls Cherisse Millington Nikita Juman Chertika Phillip NETBALL CLUB Alicia Adams Alicia Edwards Jamelia Isaac Anaiah Baptiste Adania Flemming Deniece James Juwil Benicourt Khadia Frith Renee King Jenelle Blackman Shanice Gomez Stephanie Peters Ru-anne Cabralis Aleisha Griffith Alviann Thompson Aquilla Collymore Onellar Guy Shandel Williams Rynessa Cutting Nicole Inniss JUDO Chantal George Richette Howell Cheyne Matthew Eden Goring Colleen James Chezev Matthew Makila Hood-Collymore Chaika Matthew Khaliqa Mohammed SCRABBLE Abigail Alexander Lyneisha Jackson Lifa Morean Aquilah Bachan Anna Jones Mickel Nicholas Nalini Edwards Jamila Joyeau-Flores Tenyse Wells Moniece Forbes-Wells Chezev Matthew Jasmine Lawrence Khadia Frith Janeela Maraj Jamila Gibbs Renée Martin ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB Kimberlyn Bacchus Janille Huggins Alyssa Murray Keisha Baisden Kedella Isaac Lilly Paul Maya Cross-Lovelace Lyneisha Jackson Safiya Peters Ainka Douglas Andrea Johnson Ashley Poon King Jeanelle Duke Rostacia Lewis Kyrié Roopsingh Lee Downes Allysa Maharaj Sonel Rowley Amanda Francis Cavielle Mc Kenzie Shanice Samuel Jodi Frank Gyasi Monseque Keri Stewart Adania Flemming Joanne Ming Hon Sarah Woodham Josanne Goolcharan Ann-Marie Ming Hon Eniola Yeates 14

15 YOUNG LEADERS 2006 DEBATING TEAM: Mariana Browne Joanna Daniel Kemba Peters Aurelia Bruce Gina Greenidge Amanda Stewart PROJECT PARTICIPANTS: Dawnisia Borneo Leah Halls Nikita Louison Aurelia Bruce Shurnell Harry Nathifa Lowman Kemi Burgen Annisa Herbert Dara Lynch Natasha Brewster Deborah Hinds Kiara Matthews Candice Caton Deniece James Giselle Mills Avianne Crichlow Lisa James Cherise Millington Natalia Cunin Chioma James Jendayi Moore Tiffini Cupid Micere Johnson Alyssa Murray Johanna Daniel Safiya Jones Kemba Peters Chenelle Dhean Shannon Lashley Kyrié Roopsingh Amanda Francis Jasmine Lawrence Aisha Sampson Marika Grant Natasha Lewis Camille Wilson SPORTSWOMAN OF THE YEAR The Krystle Robinson Challenge Trophy for Junior Sportswoman of the Year The Keima Gardiner Challenge Trophy for Senior Sportswoman of the Year Jeanelle Ovid (Carifta Athlete 2006) Caleigh Bacchus (Carifta Athlete 2006) TRINIDAD CHARTERING CHALLENGE TROPHY This Trophy is awarded to the House scoring the highest aggregate points in the Carnival, Parang, Track and Field, Swimming and Marching Competitions. The winning House will be announced at the Awards Ceremony. 15

16 THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT, PRINCIPAL, STAFF, STUDENTS AND PARENTS of the Bishop Anstey High School, Port of Spain proudly salutes Rhonda Watkins (HBS), Gold medalist at the 2006 IAAF JUNIOR TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS in Bejing, China. Her achievement of 6.46 metres in the Long Jump earned her the First Place at these Games. Rhonda is also the holder of the National Record in the Women s Under 20 Long Jump and is presently the Number 1 female Long Jumper in the World with her jump of 6.56m achieved at the CAC Games in Trinidad this year. She has represented the school in the National Secondary Track and Field Championships for the six years that she attended BAHS and she also represented Trinidad and Tobago at the Carifta Games every year since Form three. In 2005, she represented her school at the prestigious Penn Relays in the USA in the Girls High School Long Jump and attained the Gold medal with a distance of 6.30m. Rhonda is currently a Second year student at UCLA pursuing a B SC Degree, majoring in Psycho-Biology. 16

17 CARIBBEAN EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL 2006 The CXC subjects taken by students of this School are Biology, Caribbean History, Chemistry, Clothing & Textiles, English A, English B, Food & Nutrition, French, Geography, Information Technology, Integrated Science, Mathematics, Music, Physics, Principles of Accounts, Principles of Business, Spanish, Sports & Physical Education and Visual Arts. Cambridge Examinations are taken in Advanced Subsidiary Mathematics and Ordinary Level Computer Studies and Economics. Certificates are awarded on the basis of the performance of students in the May/June 2006 session of the examinations. CERTIFICATES FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT: Awarded for five or more passes, including English A V A V B V C Aneisha Alexander Ornella Gill Nneka Batson Nekesha Alexander Shanelle Glasgow Stazia Parahoo Narissa Ali Shelly Gooding Trynelle Peters Terri Ali Oprah Guy Deborah Phillips Kesha Alleyne Gabrielle Hercules Salome Piper Moselle Alvarez Kedella Isaac Capernia Ramirez Candace Batson Shanice James Samantha Ramlal Cristelle Boyce Thembeka Jaramogi Pearl Reyes Analissa Bushell Crystal John Sharisse Rock Karyl Campbell Kristie Lalla Desirée Sankar Hilary Carter Sarah-Joy Loney Sophia Scantlebury Kristy-Marie Chang Jamie Lovelace Tiffany Sealy Shenelle Chung Kimberly Lyder Malesha Seechan Kimba Collymore Crystal Lyons Kristel Seemungal Chynise Daisley Cavielle McKenzie Crystal Shah Patrease David Rachael Melville Susan Simon Janaye Dolly Ann-Marie Ming Hon Felicia Smart Akeyla Donawa-Aleong Habiba Mohammed Sadé Smith Kenycia Dolye Fayrial Mohipath Marbeda St Hillaire Tamara Duchaussee Gyasi Monsegue Keva Stephens Shenella Edwards Jamiyla Narinesingh Patrice-Ann Stewart Renelle Ferguson Promise Onayiga Kirsten Subero Dominique Francois Patrice Pascal Rakiya Tekune Krystle Gay Safiya Peters Kelsey Turpin-Carrington Keisha George Jeniece Ward Krystal Waterman Renecia Watkins Jharlene Williams Joselle Wilson 17

18 CERTIFICATES FOR OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT: Awarded for seven or more passes including English A, with five or more Grade I/A V A V B V C Aardema Aahmes Nwoma Grant Kimberleigh Peterson Natalie Ayres Mavourneen Hamlett Shiler Pierre Analiese Bates Janille Huggins Ana Maria Price Sparkle Birbal Cassia Jacobs Nisa Simmons Josanne Callender Andrea Johnson Sade St Louis Raean Campbell Dominique Joseph Renata Yearwood Leah De La Rosa Joanna King Jenna Dwarika Stephanie Moe Christianne Elcock CERTIFICATES FOR EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT: Awarded for eight or more passes including English A, with seven or more Grade 1/A V A V B V C Ayoka Adams Gina Greenidge Rochelle Skeete Delicia Bethelmy Arianne Griffith Kristen Wilthshire Mariana Browne Rostacia Lewis Daneika Maillard 18

19 SPECIAL AWARDS FOR BEST PERFORMANCE IN CXC/CAMBRIDGE O LEVEL EXAMINATIONS 2006 WILLIAM GYAN MEMORIAL PRIZE for Literature at the CXC Level TOWNSEND FAMILY TROPHY for first place in Literature in English HOWE FAMILY TROPHY for excellent work in English Language ENA BISHOP MEMORIAL TROPHY for Craftswoman of the Year HOLDER FAMILY AWARD for Excellence in Home Economics SYLVIA HUNTE MEDAL for Creativity in Home Economics VERLEE PAYNE-NOEL AWARD for Information Technology BAHS GEOGRAPHY AWARD for First Place at the CXC Level Stephanie Moe Stephanie Moe Arianne Griffith Cassia Jacobs Danieka Maillard Thembeka Jaramogi Ana Maria Price Kristen Wiltshire Certificates for Excellence Add Math Biology Caribbean History Chemistry French Integrated Science Mathematics Music Physical Education & Sport Physics Principles of Accounts and Economics Principles of Business Spanish Visual Arts Rostacia Lewis and Rochelle Skeete Rochelle Skeete Delicia Bethelmy Ayoka Adams Gina Greenidge Danieka Maillard Nwoma Grant Enitan Marcelle Kimba Collymore Rostacia Lewis Natalie Ayres Shenella Edwards Gina Greenidge Deborah Phillips MODELL FAMILY AWARD for Overall at the CXC Level Danieka Maillard INDRANI SINANAN AWARD for Academic Development in Form V FREDA ARAUJO BURSARY for CANON WINSTON B. JOSEPH AWARD for Leadership in Form V OLD HILARIANS AWARD for best all-round Anglican student who exemplifies the Anstey spirit Felicia Smart Andrea Johnson Ayoka Adams Trynelle Peters 19

20 GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF EDUCATION 2006 ADVANCED LEVEL CERTIFICATES FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Awarded for two or more passes at GCE Advanced Level or CXC CAPE and a pass in the General Paper/Communication Studies/Caribbean Studies. UVI A UVI B UVI C Kim De Freitas Tennille Alleyne Kimberlyn Bacchus Sheronn Gopaul Lamanie Arrindell Neila Glasgow Jasiyah Ibrahim Caleigh Bacchus Lyneisha Jackson Roya Ilkhtchoui Marielle Banfield Rachel Joseph Swetlana Johnson Jeanelle Baron Amanda Mc Lean Ashleigh Leotaud Darcelle Bowrin Johanna Sambrano Leah Lewis Shelly Ann Caruth Kursha Tanner Elena Noel Janelle Duke Candice Williams Keir Roopnarine Karina Edwards Danielle Williams Denisha Franklin-Simpson Dawn Williams Chenele Francis Chimere Gibson Zindzi Williams CERTIFICATES FOR OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Awarded for two distinctions at the GCE Advanced Level Grade (A or B) or CXC CAPE (Grade I or II) and a pass in the General Paper/Communication Studies/Caribbean Studies. UVI A UVI B UVI C Dayna Jacob Abigail Ali Krista Ali Anita Cedeno Trella Augustus Alyssa De Gazon Candayce Boyce Kinda Hackett Camille Branford Sparkle Henry Deniece Clarke Ayesha Prout Onika Edwards Keri Stewart Kimaada Ottley Chojnice Taylor 20

21 CERTIFICATES FOR EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Awarded for three or more distinctions at GCE Advanced Level (Grade A or B) or CXC CAPE (Grade I or II), and a pass in the General Paper/Communication Studies/Caribbean Studies. UVI A UVI B UVI C Chevonne Bodkyn Keisha Baisden Cari Chandler Candice Crichlow Kai Benjamin Lee Downes Prisca De Lisle Sonel Rowley Saelese Haynes Karissier Gookool Navita Mahabir Hélène Hoyte Sanika Tyson Deborah King Eniola Yeates Zakiya King Ashley Poon King Naomi Thompson GOOD CITIZENSHIP UVI A UVI B UVI C Chevonne Bodkyn Tennille Alleyne Krista Ali Candice Crichlow Lamanie Arrindell Lee Downes Kim De Freitas Keisha Baisden Adania Flemming Prisca De Lisle Marielle Banfield Nelia Glasgow Sheronn Gopaul Karina Edwards Lyneisha Jackson Hélène Hoyte Sparkle Henry Sanika Tyson Jasiyah Ibrahim Ayesha Prout Danielle Williams Roya Ilkhtchoui Sonel Rowley Eniola Yeates Dayna Jacob Keri Stewart Swetlana Johnson Zakiya King Ashleigh Leotaud Leah Lewis Joanna Ming Hon Elena Noel Ashley Poon King Keir Roopnarine Dawn Williams 21

22 SPECIAL AWARDS YUFE CUP for Excellent Work in the General Paper Hélène Hoyte LEROY CLARKE TROPHY for Excellence in Art Sonel Rowley and Marielle Banfield DR. MARCIA ANNISETTE TROPHY for Excellence in Accounting Kai Benjamin COLUMBIA MARKETING AND CONTRACTING AWARD for Business Studies Cari Chandler and Kai Benjamin CATHERINE SCOON MEMORIAL TROPHY AND PRIZE for Mathematics Deborah King WALTER JONES MEMORIAL AWARD for Physics Eniola Yeates WATSON FAMILY AWARD for Excellence in Chemistry Hélène Hoyte HILDA ATHERLY CUP for Science Hélène Hoyte and Eniola Yeates DR. VIDHYA GYAN-TOTA-MAHARAJ AWARD for Biology Hélène Hoyte FLORABELLE GRENADE-NURSE MEMORIAL TROPHY for Excellence in Environmental Studies Sanika Tyson VALERIE CANSFIELD MEMORIAL TROPHY for in History Sanika Tyson ROSE LITERATURE CUP Saelese Haynes DR AVRIL BRYAN AWARD for in Spanish Sparkle Henry FRENCH EMBASSY AWARD Saelese Haynes JOYCE SPENCE MEMORIAL TROPHY for Music Keisha Baisden JUDY CHANG TROPHY for Excellence in Community Service Adania Flemming LYDIAN AWARD for Singing Dawn and Danielle Williams LYNETTE CHARLES MEMORIAL TROPHY for Personal Growth and Development Elena Noel MATHURIN FAMILY TROPHY for Excellent in both Sports and Academics Kimaada Ottley and Dayna Jacob BISHOP ANSTEY MEDAL for Very Good Work and Conduct Ashley PoonKing GRACE ANDERSON MEMORIAL PRIZE for All- round Dawn and Danielle Williams OLD HILARIANS PRIZE for General Helpfulness Tennille Alleyne A. M. STEPHENS PRIZE for Good Citizenship Sparkle Henry 22

23 NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS 2006 AWARD GCE Open Scholarship Languages CAPE Open Scholarship Modern Studies CAPE/ GCE Open Scholarship Science CAPE/GCE Additional Scholarship - Languages CAPE/GCE Additional Scholarship - Languages CAPE/GCE Additional Scholarship Modern Studies CAPE/GCE Additional Scholarship Modern Studies CAPE/GCE Additional Scholarship Science CAPE/GCE Additional Scholarship Science CAPE/GCE Additional Scholarship Art NAME Keisha Baisden Sanika Tyson Hélène Hoyte Abigail Ali Saelese Haynes Alyssa De Gazon Chojnice Taylor Navita Mahabir Ashley Poon King Sonel Rowley PROFILES OF SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS SANIKA TYSON KEISHA BAISDEN Keisha entered Bishop Anstey High School in 1999 from St. Xavier s. The Bishop Anstey student body soon became used to seeing Keisha on stage playing her violin at many school functions, such as the Miss Anstey Contest or farewell tributes for well-loved members of staff. Her stage appearances were not limited to these events, as she also featured at our annual Awards Ceremony. She was an outstanding student throughout her school life, obtaining academic awards from Form One to Form Five and she received awards for 23

24 Most Outstanding Student in French, in Music and in English Literature in the Form Four year group (2003). In the CXC/CSEC examinations in 2004 she sat nine subjects, receiving a grade one in all nine. The Modern Languages Open Scholarship in the A Level Cambridge category is a tribute to her discipline and her impressive ability to use time wisely. As her subject teachers in her Upper VI year will attest, she performed a very fine balancing act as her academic work load grew more demanding, competing all the while with the onerous practice schedules for the 2006 Music Festival. Our congratulations therefore go to Keisha on excellent performances all round; in addition to her brilliant academic success in the 2006 A Level examinations, her hard work in preparing for the 2006 Music Festival also paid dividends as she managed to come away with trophies for best string instrument, for sight reading and for the most outstanding string solo. Keisha is currently pursuing undergraduate studies in Music Therapy at the University of Miami. We wish her well and are confident of her future success.. SONEL ROWLEY Sonel came to Bishop Anstey from the Bishop Anstey Junior School in From the beginning her sunny, cheerful disposition made itself apparent. In 2004 she achieved Grade I in seven subjects and one Grade II at the CXC/CSEC level. Sonel also had the distinction of being awarded Second Place in CXC Visual Art in Trinidad and Tobago. She pursued Art, Spanish and General Paper at the Cambridge Advanced Level and Sociology at CAPE. Her diligence and conscientious attitude were rewarded with Grade A in Spanish and Art, a B in General Paper and a Grade One in CAPE Sociology. This exceptional performance earned her an Additional National Scholarship in Art. Sonel combined academics with extra curricular activities, notably track and field for the first three years and football from Forms One to Five. She also participated in the Women in Art Competition, earning a number of awards, including one for the Most Versatile Young Artist. At present Sonel is enrolled at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill, where she is pursuing a degree in Psychology. We wish her well and are confident of her future success. 24

25 SAELESE HAYNES Saelese entered Bishop Anstey High School in 1999 from Arima Girls R.C. School. In 2004 she obtained eight passes with seven distinctions at the CXC/CSEC Examinations. This enabled her to receive an Award for Excellence in Academic at the end of her Fifth form year. She pursued Literature, French and General Paper at the Cambridge Advanced Level and Environmental Studies at CAPE. She received distinctions in all of these, thus earning her an Additional National Scholarship in Languages. These results came as no surprise to those of us who taught her in Sixth Form. It is at this level that her true ability became apparent. Her unassuming, understated manner belied an original, creative mind. The undercover student as she was called by her classmates, could be counted on to produce work of a high calibre and always with a novel way of seeing things. Her interests include pan and reading and she was involved in the Young Leaders programme at school. Her strong sense of community was shown by her involvement in the Literacy Development Programme of the St. Mary s Orphanage. Saelese plans to study Law at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill. Although she intended taking a year off from academics, she is engaged in part time study at the College of Professional Studies. We wish her well and are confident that we shall be hearing great things of Saelese in the future. ABIGAIL ALI Abigail came to Bishop Anstey High School in 1999 from the Specialist Learning Centre. In 2004 she gained eight subjects with three distinctions at the CXC/CSEC level. Abigail pursued Literature, Spanish and General Paper at the Cambridge Advanced Level and History at CAPE. Her diligence and conscientious attitude were rewarded with Grade B in Spanish and Literature, an A in General Paper and a Grade Three in CAPE History. This performance earned her an Additional National Scholarship in Languages. Quiet and unassuming, Abigail showed a real love for literature as evidenced from her detailed knowledge of her texts. She approached her work with enthusiasm and commitment. Abigail combined academics with extra curricular activities. She was a member of the School Environmental Club as well as Scrabble and Drama. Her interests include Indian dance and lawn tennis. 25

26 Abigail is taking a year off from academics but plans to go to St. John s University in the United States to pursue a degree in Law, majoring in Mediation which she sees as where the world is going. We wish her well and are confident of her future success. ALYSSA DE GAZON Alyssa was awarded an Additional National Scholarship (Modern Studies) on the basis of the results of the 2006 Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) and Cambridge General Certificate of Education Advanced Level Examination. She came to Bishop s from Mucurapo Girls R.C. School. She has had an active school life in respect of her participation in regular and extra curricular activities. She has been peer counsellor, vice captain of Chancellor House, and Deputy Form Captain L6. She received the Outstanding Academic Award in Form 5 which was a testimony to a maturing student. Alyssa is calm, contemplative and deliberate. She has made a tremendous surge forward, demonstrating the power that lies within. We believe there is more and we look forward to her continued progress. Her unassuming posture and manner did not constrain her ability. Most importantly, she produced her best when it really mattered. It is our hope that she will keep in touch with that inner power and achieve even more. Congratulations and best wishes. Alyssa is currently preparing for SAT Exams while gathering some valuable work experience. She will pursue studies in Psychology in the United States in the new academic year. SANIKA TYSON Sanika entered Bishop Anstey High School in 1999 from the Sacred Heart Girls R.C. School. She has been a steady academic performer and has combined this with exploits in track and field events. She received the Corinne Mc Knight trophy for track and field excellence in Form 1. She has served through the Environmental club and has been form captain in her U6 year. Sanika is an intense, no nonsense student. Some in the History class called her miss condescending so great was her focus on the matter before her; (she might condescend to respond to her peers if she deemed the issue relevant to the topic at hand). She placed second in Trinidad and Tobago in Unit 1 History CAPE 2005, and this testified to her brilliance and her devotion to attaining excellence. She hibernated for a while in preparing for the final exams and only surfaced to seek out any new information by way of handouts or new references. She has reaped the rewards of her labour. Congratulations and best wishes. 26

27 Sanika was awarded an Open National Scholarship (Modern Studies) on the basis of the results of the 2006 Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE). She is at present pursuing law the UWI St Augustine with strong intentions to continue those studies in London. CHOJNICE TAYLOR Chojnice was awarded an Additional National Scholarship (Modern Studies) arising out of her performance at the 2006 Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) and Cambridge General Certificate of Education Advanced Level Examination. She entered Bishop s in 1999 from the Diamond Vale Government Primary School. She has been an Academic award winner in form 1 and form 5. She has served the school through the choir in the lower forms and has been involved in dance in her L6 year. Her involvement in bazaar and house activities complemented an active school life at BAHS. Chojnice is fun loving and carefree, and could hardly contain herself from bubbling over, as she often did. She has given us a glimpse of her potential; we would like to see the whole picture. She has shown her strengths and weaknesses and we know now that she has what it takes to ride those strengths to success. Chojnice must not let up, she must go on to be the star that she is in fulfilment of her God given attributes. Congratulations and best wishes. Chojnice is taking a year off while pursuing SAT exams. In the new academic year she hopes to begin studies in law at UWI Cave Hill, and then further a field. HÉLÈNE HOYTE Hélène was awarded an Open Science Scholarship in the combined Cambridge/CAPE category, having obtained distinctions in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and General Paper. Hélène came to us from Bishop Anstey Junior School. She was an outstanding student throughout her school life, obtaining academic awards from Forms Two to Six. In 2004, she obtained eight passes with seven grade 1s and an A, in her CSEC/CXC Examinations. These achievements are a reflection of Hélène s tremendous intellectual potential. She has a probing analytical mind that had to resolve all intellectual challenges encountered, which she usually did with seeming ease. Yet, she was never complacent about her academic progress, always working diligently and proactively to attain optimum results. Notwithstanding Hélène s dedication to academics, she enthusiastically participated in specific extra-curricular activities, with swimming and gymnastics being highlights in this regard. She quietly and wholeheartedly supported school events and in Sixth Form was often a hardworking, background helper for many activities. Hélène is using the current year to develop her skills in other areas, including a visit to France to develop her French linguistic skills. She is in the process of sending out applications to study medicine. We wish her well and are confident that she will continue to excel. 27

28 ASHLEY POON KING Ashley was awarded an Additional Scholarship in the combined Cambridge/CAPE category, having obtained distinctions in Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics. Ashley came to us from Bishop Anstey Junior School. She excelled during her time here, obtaining academic awards from Forms One to Six. In 2004, she obtained eight grade 1 passes in her CSEC/CXC Examinations, placing first in the school in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Geography and French and third in the country in Biology. Ashley is clearly a consistent high achiever who tackles intellectual challenges as an everyday exercise. She also has a deep, probing mend, always having to arrive at the core or fundamental explanation for every intellectual puzzle. She applied a very proactive approach, ensuring optimum performance. Notwithstanding her dedication to academics, Ashley was an enthusiastic and helpful participant in several extra-curricular activities: swimming, choir, volleyball, debating and environmental club. She was considered a leader within her year group, as she was valedictorian at her Form Five Graduation, nominated for the position of Head Girl and appointed as a Senior Prefect in Upper Six. Ashley is taking a year off studies while she prepares and applies to study medicine. We wish her well and are confident that she will continue to be a high achiever. NAVITA MAHABIR Navita was awarded an Additional Scholarship in the combined CAPE/ Cambridge category, having obtained distinctions in Biology and Chemistry and grade Bs in Physics and General Paper. Navita came to us from Mucurapo Girls RC School. She was an outstanding student throughout her school life, obtaining academic awards from Forms One to Five. She was a quietly diligent student who persistently tackled difficulties until resolved. She worked determinedly, utilizing independent, proactive study to achieve optimum results. Navita participated in the Mathematics Olympiad and in a few extracurricular activities, including Latin dancing and hockey; she quietly supported all school activities. Navita is currently taking a year off studies and has applied to study medicine at Mount Hope next year. We wish her well and are certain that she will continue to succeed at her future studies. 28

29 NOTE TO TROPHY WINNERS You will be given the Trophy you have earned while you are on the stage but, in keeping with School policy, it will be retrieved by the School as you leave the stage. As you know, we display all our Trophies in a showcase in the office. However, if you wish to have a photograph taken to show you holding the Trophy, please come to the office and you will be permitted to go into the garden with the Trophy for this purpose. You will not be permitted to leave the School with the trophy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bishop Anstey High School wishes to acknowledge with gratitude the donors of all the prizes, medals and trophies distributed during the course of this Ceremony. We know that, while these reward those who have done well in many fields of endeavour, they also serve to encourage and inspire others to work towards the achievement of their full potential. Our Trophies are returned by the recipients immediately following this Ceremony and are displayed for all to see in the showcase in the School s office. We would also like to thank all the friends of Bishop Anstey High School and all member of the Hilarian family who have given us assistance in many ways throughout the past year. At Bishop s, we have always had to work hard to provide all the facilities we require for the young people whose care and education is entrusted to us. But God is good to us and we have learned that, when faced with tasks of seemingly impossible proportions, He will show us the way. We are therefore very grateful for all his goodness to us and for the loyalty and assistance for our Hilarian family and our many friends and well wishers. We look forward to your continuing support. Finally, our thanks to Ingrid and the staff of Granderson Brothers for their continuing patience, forebearance and hard work which ensured that this Programme was ready for today s function and to Gillian Bishop and her staff at the Signature Collection for their continuing support and their work to ensure that our trophies were displayed to perfection today. 29