silver level matthew benson - knights templar school 2008.pdf · silver level service completion...

The Duke of Edinburgh's Award

has participated in the Award at this level and had achieved the following::

Silver Level

Service Completion Date:

Aim: To encourage service to others by giving practical service or completing a course of training followed by practical service over a period of time

Signed: (Award Unit Leader, the Knights Templar School)

on behalf of the Operating Authority (Hertfordshire County Council). Date:

1st Jul 2008

10th Feb 2009

Matthew has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping with a local cub packfor a minimum of 6 months.

Completion Date: 23rd Sep 2008Expedition

Aim: To encourage a spirit of adventure and discovery through training for, and undertaking, an unaccompanied expedition over a certain period.

Matthew has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.

Completion Date:Skills

Aim: To discover and develop new personal interests by following a hobby or an interest for a period of time.

Matthew has developed and maintained a positive interest in Keyboard for a minimum period of 6 months.

1st Jan 2009Completion Date:Physical Recreation

Aim: To encourage improvement in a physical recreation activity by participation and/or attaining recognised standards.

Matthew has participated in a course of Football for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

10th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Matthew has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. Matthew has completed all sections ofthe award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silverlevel.

Matthew Benson



Silver Level





24th Feb 2009

19th Feb 2009

Samuel has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping to train youngerchildren with with their football skills for a minimum of 6 months.



Samuel has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Samuel has developed and maintained a positive interest in the Saxophone for a minimum period of 3 months.

10th Dec 2008Completion Date:Physical Recreation


Samuel has participated in a course of Football for a minimum of 6 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

24th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Samuel has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Samuel has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Samuel has demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Samuel Berry



Silver Level





27th Jan 2009

26th Feb 2009



Oliver has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Oliver has developed and maintained a positive interest in the Guitar for a minimum period of 6 months.

31st Jan 2009Completion Date:Physical Recreation


Oliver has participated in a course of Squash for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

27th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Oliver has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Oliver has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Oliver has demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Oliver has completed a course of training by following Helping at Church and has followed this up with a periodof practical service by helping to train younger children at a local games club. The time spent taking part was aminimum of 6 months

Oliver Betteley



Silver Level





3rd Mar 2009

1st Nov 2008



Jack has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping and navigationalskills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was 30 miles over3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being self sufficient for theduration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Jack has developed and maintained a positive interest in Art for a minimum period of 3 months.



Jack has participated in a course of Karate for a minimum of 6 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

3rd Mar 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Jack has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Jack has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Jack has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participationin the scheme at Silver level.

Jack has completed a course of training by following Helping at Cycling Club and has followed this up with aperiod of practical service by helping to train younger children with with their cycling skills. The time spenttaking part was a minimum of 6 months

Jack Boyle



Silver Level





16th Dec 2008

1st Nov 2008

Oliver has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping to train youngerchildren with with their cycling skills for a minimum of 6 months.






Oliver has developed and maintained a positive interest in the Piano for a minimum period of 6 months.

5th Jan 2009Completion Date:Physical Recreation


Oliver has participated in a course of Karate for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

28th Feb 2009



Oliver Boyle



Silver Level





1st Jul 2008

10th Dec 2008



Dominik has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Dominik has developed and maintained a positive interest in the Trumpet for a minimum period of 6 months.

10th Apr 2008Completion Date:Physical Recreation


Dominik has participated in a course of Badminton for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

17th Jan 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Dominik has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Dominik has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Dominik has demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Dominik has completed a course of training by following Music with Kids and has followed this up with a period ofpractical service by helping to train younger children with with their musical skills. The time spent taking partwas a minimum of 6 months

Dominik Brown



Silver Level





14th Feb 2009

1st Feb 2009

Alastair has followed a period of practical service within the category Fundraising by working is a local charityshop for a minimum of 6 months.



Alastair has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Alastair has developed and maintained a positive interest in Keyboard for a minimum period of 6 months.



Alastair has participated in a course of Tennis for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

28th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Alastair has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Alastair has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Alastair has demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Alastair Christodoulou



Silver Level





9th Mar 2009

8th Feb 2009

Conor has followed a period of practical service within the category the Elderly by by helping an elderly residentwith their garden for a minimum of 6 months.



Conor has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Conor has developed and maintained a positive interest in Reading for a minimum period of 6 months.

8th Mar 2009Completion Date:Physical Recreation


Conor has participated in a course of Swimming for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

9th Mar 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Conor has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Conor has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Conor has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participationin the scheme at Silver level.

Conor Clark



Silver Level





15th Feb 2009

30th Jan 2009

Max has followed a period of practical service within the category Fundraising by working in a local charity shopfor a minimum of 6 months.



Max has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping and navigationalskills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was 30 miles over3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being self sufficient for theduration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Max has developed and maintained a positive interest in additional Maths for a minimum period of 3 months.

1st Feb 2009Completion Date:Physical Recreation


Max has participated in a course of Rugby for a minimum of 6 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

8th Mar 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Max has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Max has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Max has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participationin the scheme at Silver level.

Max Clayton



Silver Level





11th Nov 2008

11th Feb 2009

Matthew has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping to train youngerchildren with with their trampolining skills for a minimum of 6 months.






Matthew has developed and maintained a positive interest in maths for a minimum period of 3 months.

25th Feb 2009Completion Date:Physical Recreation


Matthew has participated in a course of Football for a minimum of 6 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

3rd Mar 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Matthew has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Matthew has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Matthew has demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Matthew Connell



Silver Level





10th Feb 2009

11th Jan 2009

Kathryn has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping with a local rainbowgroup for a minimum of 6 months.



Kathryn has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Kathryn has developed and maintained a positive interest in additional maths for a minimum period of 3 months.



Kathryn has participated in a course of Yoga for a minimum of 6 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

10th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Kathryn has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Kathryn has demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Kathryn has demonstrated these abilities during the course of herparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Kathryn Dixon



Silver Level





23rd Feb 2009

31st Jan 2009

Michael has followed a period of practical service within the category the community by working in a local libraryfor a minimum of 6 months.



Michael has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Michael has developed and maintained a positive interest in the Bass Guitar for a minimum period of 6 months.

22nd Feb 2009Completion Date:Physical Recreation


Michael has participated in a course of Rugby for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

9th Mar 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Michael has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Michael has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Michael has demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Michael Ellis



Silver Level





30th May 2008

30th May 2008

Oliver has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping to train youngerchildren with with their drama skills for a minimum of 6 months.






Oliver has developed and maintained a positive interest in the Piano for a minimum period of 3 months.



Oliver has participated in a course of Cycling for a minimum of 6 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

7th Mar 2009



Oliver England



Silver Level





12th Dec 2007

11th Feb 2009

Completion Date: 7th Oct 2008Expedition


Robert has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Robert has developed and maintained a positive interest in cookery for a minimum period of 3 months.

15th Sep 2008Completion Date:Physical Recreation


Robert has participated in a course of Football for a minimum of 6 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

15th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Robert has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Robert has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Robert has demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Robert has completed a course of training by following Saturday Morning Club and has followed this up with aperiod of practical service by helping with a local children's group. The time spent taking part was a minimum of6 months

Robert Fox



Silver Level





23rd Jan 2009

26th Jan 2009

Shannen has followed a period of practical service within the category Fundraising by working in a local charityshop for a minimum of 6 months.



Shannen has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Shannen has developed and maintained a positive interest in additional maths for a minimum period of 3 months.



Shannen has participated in a course of Karate for a minimum of 6 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

26th Jan 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Shannen has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Shannen has demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Shannen has demonstrated these abilities during the course of herparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Shannen Fuller



Silver Level





12th Mar 2009

16th Dec 2008

Luke has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping with a local scout groupfor a minimum of 6 months.



Luke has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping and navigationalskills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was 30 miles over3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being self sufficient for theduration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Luke has developed and maintained a positive interest in the Drums for a minimum period of 6 months.



Luke has participated in a course of Badminton for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

30th Mar 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Luke has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Luke has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Luke has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participationin the scheme at Silver level.

Luke Gordon



Silver Level





21st Nov 2008

21st Feb 2009

James has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping to train youngerchildren with with their football skills for a minimum of 6 months.



James has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



James has developed and maintained a positive interest in coaching skills for a minimum period of 3 months.

13th May 2008Completion Date:Physical Recreation


James has participated in a course of Football for a minimum of 6 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

25th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. James has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, James has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, James has demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

James Graham



Silver Level





20th Aug 2008

20th Dec 2008

Helen has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping to train younger childrenwith with their tennis skills for a minimum of 6 months.



Helen has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Helen has developed and maintained a positive interest in Bowling for a minimum period of 3 months.



Helen has participated in a course of hockey for a minimum of 6 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

24th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Helen has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Helen has demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Helen has demonstrated these abilities during the course of herparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Helen Harbon



Silver Level





9th Jan 2009

6th Dec 2008

James has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping to train youngerchildren with with their musical skills for a minimum of 6 months.



James has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



James has developed and maintained a positive interest in Trombone for a minimum period of 6 months.

1st Sep 2008Completion Date:Physical Recreation


James has participated in a course of Archery for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

12th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. James has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. James has completed all sections of theaward at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silverlevel.

James Harold



Silver Level





1st Feb 2009

1st Feb 2009

Sam has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping to train younger childrenwith with their football skills for a minimum of 6 months.



Sam has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping and navigationalskills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was 30 miles over3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being self sufficient for theduration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Sam has developed and maintained a positive interest in Cooking for a minimum period of 3 months.



Sam has participated in a course of Football for a minimum of 6 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

12th Mar 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Sam has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Sam has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Sam has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participationin the scheme at Silver level.

Sam Heathcote



Silver Level





28th Feb 2009

17th Mar 2009

Amy has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping with a local brownie groupfor a minimum of 6 months.



Amy has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping and navigationalskills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was 30 miles over3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being self sufficient for theduration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Amy has developed and maintained a positive interest in Equine Management for a minimum period of 6 months.



Amy has participated in a course of Horse Riding for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

8th Mar 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Amy has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Amy has demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Amy has demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participationin the scheme at Silver level.

Amy Judges



Silver Level





11th Feb 2009

31st Jan 2009

William has followed a period of practical service within the category the Needy by helping at the localcommunity centre for a minimum of 6 months.



William has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



William has developed and maintained a positive interest in the Bass Guitar for a minimum period of 6 months.

29th Apr 2009Completion Date:Physical Recreation


William has participated in a course of Football for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

11th Mar 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. William has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, William has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, William has demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

William Kitchener



Silver Level





1st Mar 2009

1st Mar 2009

Molly has followed a period of practical service within the category the local church by becomming the vicar'sassistant for a minimum of 6 months.



Molly has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping and navigationalskills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was 30 miles over3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being self sufficient for theduration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Molly has developed and maintained a positive interest in the Saxophone for a minimum period of 6 months.



Molly has participated in a course of Dance for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

7th Mar 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Molly has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Molly has demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Molly has demonstrated these abilities during the course of herparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Molly Luke



Silver Level





26th Feb 2009

15th Jul 2008

Duncan has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping with a local scout groupfor a minimum of 6 months.



Duncan has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Duncan has developed and maintained a positive interest in the Piano for a minimum period of 6 months.



Duncan has participated in a course of Badminton for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

26th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Duncan has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Duncan has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Duncan has demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Duncan McGoldrick



Silver Level





1st Apr 2008

1st Feb 2009

Rhys has followed a period of practical service within the category the Elderly by helping elderly people withpractical tasks for a minimum of 6 months.



Rhys has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping and navigationalskills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was 30 miles over3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being self sufficient for theduration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Rhys has developed and maintained a positive interest in Darts for a minimum period of 3 months.

1st Jul 2008Completion Date:Physical Recreation


Rhys has participated in a course of Football for a minimum of 6 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

1st Mar 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Rhys has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Rhys has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Rhys has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participationin the scheme at Silver level.

Rhys Merchant



Silver Level





13th Feb 2009

28th Feb 2009

Ashley has followed a period of practical service within the category the Elderly by helping an elderly personwith his gardening for a minimum of 6 months.



Ashley has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Ashley has developed and maintained a positive interest in animated film making for a minimum period of 6months.



Ashley has participated in a course of weightlifting for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement inthis activity.

28th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Ashley has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Ashley has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Ashley has demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Ashley Mynott



Silver Level





9th Feb 2009

26th Feb 2009

Laura has followed a period of practical service within the category People with Special Needs by helping a childwith Downs Syndrome with her homework for a minimum of 6 months.



Laura has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping and navigationalskills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was 30 miles over3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being self sufficient for theduration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Laura has developed and maintained a positive interest in Singing for a minimum period of 3 months.



Laura has participated in a course of Horse Riding for a minimum of 6 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

26th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Laura has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Laura has demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Laura has demonstrated these abilities during the course of herparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Laura Oakley



Silver Level





26th Feb 2009

11th Feb 2009

Matthew has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping to train youngerchildren with with their trampolining skills for a minimum of 6 months.






Matthew has developed and maintained a positive interest in additional maths for a minimum period of 3 months.



Matthew has participated in a course of Golf for a minimum of 6 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

26th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Matthew has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Matthew has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Matthew has demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Matthew Pain



Silver Level





6th Jan 2009

3rd Jan 2009

Stanley has followed a period of practical service within the category Fundraising by working in a local charityshop for a minimum of 6 months.



Stanley has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Stanley has developed and maintained a positive interest in the bass guitar for a minimum period of 3 months.



Stanley has participated in a course of Football for a minimum of 6 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

14th Jan 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Stanley has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Stanley has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Stanley has demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Stanley Porter



Silver Level





13th Feb 2009

12th Feb 2009

Farah has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping with a local children'safter school club for a minimum of 6 months.



Farah has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Farah has developed and maintained a positive interest in maths for a minimum period of 6 months.



Farah has participated in a course of yoga for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

24th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Farah has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Farah has demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Farah has demonstrated these abilities during the course of herparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Farah Rashid



Silver Level





1st Feb 2009

10th Feb 2009

Samuel has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping with a local Youth Clubfor a minimum of 6 months.

Completion Date:Expedition


This section was not completed.



Samuel has developed and maintained a positive interest in the Drums for a minimum period of 6 months.

14th Jul 2008Completion Date:Physical Recreation


Samuel has participated in a course of Trampolining for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement inthis activity.

13th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Samuel has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Samuel has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Samuel has demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Samuel Speed



Silver Level





10th Feb 2009

13th Jan 2009

Conor has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping to train younger childrenwith with their rugby union skills for a minimum of 6 months.



Conor has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Conor has developed and maintained a positive interest in the Electric Guitar for a minimum period of 3 months.



Conor has participated in a course of Rugby for a minimum of 6 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

25th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Conor has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Conor has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Conor has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participationin the scheme at Silver level.

Conor Turner



Silver Level





4th Feb 2009

4th Feb 2009

Christopher has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping to train youngerchildren with with their musical skills for a minimum of 6 months.

Completion Date:Expedition


This section was not completed.



Christopher has developed and maintained a positive interest in the Trombone for a minimum period of 6 months.



Christopher has participated in a course of Badminton for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement inthis activity.

12th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Christopher has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Christopher has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Christopher has demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Christopher Valentine



Silver Level





11th Mar 2009

24th Feb 2009

Lois has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping with a local brownie groupfor a minimum of 6 months.



Lois has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping and navigationalskills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was 30 miles over3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being self sufficient for theduration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Lois has developed and maintained a positive interest in the Flute for a minimum period of 6 months.



Lois has participated in a course of badminton for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

11th Mar 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Lois has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Lois has demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Lois has demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participationin the scheme at Silver level.

Lois Watts



Silver Level





4th Mar 2009

6th Dec 2008

Charlie has followed a period of practical service within the category Fundraising by working in a local charityshop for a minimum of 6 months.



Charlie has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Charlie has developed and maintained a positive interest in the Flute for a minimum period of 3 months.



Charlie has participated in a course of Dance for a minimum of 6 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

20th Mar 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Charlie has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Charlie has demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Charlie has demonstrated these abilities during the course of herparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Charlie Webber



Silver Level





20th Feb 2009

16th Feb 2009



Hannah has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Hannah has developed and maintained a positive interest in singing for a minimum period of 6 months.



Hannah has participated in a course of hockey for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

20th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Hannah has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Hannah has demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Hannah has demonstrated these abilities during the course of herparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Hannah has completed a course of training by following Library and has followed this up with a period ofpractical service by helping at the Baldock Library. The time spent taking part was a minimum of 6 months

Hannah Woodhouse



Silver Level





25th Jan 2009

23rd Jan 2009



Sophie has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Sophie has developed and maintained a positive interest in the saxophone for a minimum period of 6 months.



Sophie has participated in a course of Hockey for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

1st Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Sophie has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Sophie has demonstrated these abilities during the course of her participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Sophie has demonstrated these abilities during the course of herparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Sophie has completed a course of training by following Looking after autistic child and has followed this up witha period of practical service by helping a boy who has autism. The time spent taking part was a minimum of 6months

Sophie Wright



Silver Level





30th Dec 2008

3rd Mar 2009



Richard has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Richard has developed and maintained a positive interest in Mechanics for a minimum period of 6 months.

4th Oct 2008Completion Date:Physical Recreation


Richard has participated in a course of Cricket for a minimum of 3 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

19th Mar 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Richard has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Richard has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Richard has demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Richard has completed a course of training by following Helping at Cubs and has followed this up with a period ofpractical service by . The time spent taking part was a minimum of 6 months

Richard Young



Silver Level





26th Feb 2009

15th Dec 2008

Robert has followed a period of practical service within the category Children by helping to train youngerchildren with with their football skills for a minimum of 6 months.



Robert has completed a period of expedition training and a practice expedition to develop camping andnavigational skills, before embarking on an assessed expedition to the Peak Disrtict. The distance travelled was30 miles over 3 days in a group of between 4 and 7 members, carrying all camping equipment and being selfsufficient for the duration of the venture. During the venture, a study of glacial features was completed.



Robert has developed and maintained a positive interest in additional maths for a minimum period of 3 months.

22nd Feb 2009Completion Date:Physical Recreation


Robert has participated in a course of Golf for a minimum of 6 months. and has shown improvement in thisactivity.

26th Feb 2009

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. Robert has completed all sections of the award at this level and had demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme and has thus gained a Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Silver level.The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities of drive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learn leadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking, organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sections outlined above, Robert has demonstrated these abilities during the course of his participation in the scheme at Silver level.

The Award Scheme is intended to help young adults to develop the personal qualities ofdrive, commitment, self-awareness, innitiative and self confidence. It is also to learnleadership, team work, decision making, determining an acceptable level of risk taking,organisation and planning and communication skills. In completing the various sectionsoutlined above, Robert has demonstrated these abilities during the course of hisparticipation in the scheme at Silver level.

Robert Young

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