Young High Sheriff for The Day | Winner announced!

We were delighted to have been asked to sponsor and support a brand-new competition for local Year 10 – 13 students at Myton School, Warwick.

Launched in October, the competition gave one student the chance to become ‘Young High Sheriff of Warwickshire’ for the day. Participants had to produce a 3-minute video clip or write a 500-word essay, or a 200-word poem on why they wanted to be Young High Sheriff for the day. The entries were phenomenal, it was a tough decision to whittle it down to just one!

Judged by our very own Tim Ollerenshaw, alongside Graham Sutherland (retired Police Inspector, local author, past Town Crier, owner of Knowle Books) and Simon Jones (recently retired Deputy Head of Myton School) a decision was finally made….

A massive congratulations to a very deserving winner:.. Aaron Dhesi, who will be accompanying the High Sherrif for the day, helping her to undertake their official duties as well as attending other activities which will be tailored to a future career/ academic interests.

Runners up: Toby Odling and On Tai Yeung

Highly Commended: Amanda Tsang, Jaythen Gill, Shaun Aranha, Jess Ames and Callum Ferry

 Attending last week's Award Ceremony, held at the iconic Old Shire Hall Building was the perfect way to celebrate all of the students hard work. The winner was announced and joined the High Sheriff herself on stage, to collect his £250 cash prize and put on his 'Young High Sheriff' embroidered robe. All of the runners up, highly commended and finalists were presented with a certificate for their outstanding efforts. 

A huge congratulations to everyone who took part, helped organise and supported the event to make it such a success. 

The High Sheriff and Tim Ollerenshaw presenting the winners cheque 

Photographs Courtesy of: Owen Thompson | Student Photographer; Warwickshire College Group