PRIZE-GIVING O'Brien Fitzgerald Cup for participation and leadership in culture and the arts Thimeth Wijesinghe Murgatroyd Family Trophy for contribution to Junior House sport Edward Elworthy Uddaka Wijesinghe Junior Trophy for all-round excellence David Wayne Russell Family Cup for the Year 11 who displays the most spirit and endeavour Lucas Maguire Trophy for best swimmer in the House Conor McCullough The Kelly Cup for outstanding contribution to the creative arts Joey Young Julius House Curtis Cup for best all- round boy Robert McClean Jack Burmester Cup for sporting excellence Robert McClean Burmester Cup for all-round excellence Thimeth Wijesinghe Adam Lucas Memorial Trophy for enthusiasm and support in Year 13 Robert McClean The Lindo Family Trophy for Year 12 student displaying diligence and dedication George Couper BP Vink Housemaster Cup for Leadership Christian Higgins Field Trophy for perseverance and courage in the face of adversity Guy Greening 'He Waka Eke Noa' Award for service and commitment to Taha Ma¯ori in Te Whare o Huriu Charlie Eglinton Housemaster Award for achieving the Julius House record number of House Points at 132 Rheon Salt
wonderful way to conclude the year, with boys rostered to come in and cycle for one or more hours. It was also awesome to see several parents, siblings, and friends also jump on the bikes to help out. The event epitomised the essence of Julius House through a wonderful demonstration of togetherness and collective effort to support others. We are keen to do it again next year. This year, for the first time, we held the annual Julius House prize-giving in the Dining Hall as a shared meal. This, too, was another wonderful occasion, and we were privileged to have recent Julius Old Boy Kynan Salt speak to the House. Kynan’s outstanding message to 180 members of the Julius House community was inspirational, and would be remembered for some time. In fact, other than myself doing the continuity and MC duties,
all the speakers were either recent or current Julius House boys. All four – Kynan Salt, Christian Higgins, Guy Greening and new Head of House Tom Picton-Warlow – were simply outstanding. It demonstrates that we are on the right track in terms of developing great young leaders and men. I look forward to working with the new generation of Julius House leaders for 2023 – Head of House Tom Picton-Warlow, and Deputies William Sudell, George Rookes, Lucca Wiseman and Otto Elworthy. I am very confident that with these young men leading the House, we will continue to develop and nurture a wonderful culture of support and brotherhood. Nga¯ mihinui ki a koutou Dr Mike Field Housemaster, Julius House
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