Grays School Media Arts College held its annual presentation evening at the Civic Hall.

Current and former students were rewarded for their efforts, with presentations of awards, GCSE certificates and special trophies for individual success.

Guest speaker was Lloyd Scott, best known for raising over £4million for charity to date by running marathons in a heavy antique diving suit.

A special mention was made to Iona Harries, who achieved a maximum score of 200 in her geography GCSE.

Deputy head Tim Rider said: "It was great to see so many pupils past and present rewarded for their hard efforts."

Roll of Honour
Governors' Award for Excellence in English: Hannah Dunn
William Perry Award for Outstanding Achievement in English Oracy and Literacy: Calvin Mazibuko
Rowland Hall Award for Excellence in Mathematic: Nicole Phillips
Cargill Award for Excellence in Science: Sara Williams
Douglas Gillam Award for Excellence in Modern Languages: Elliot Gomm
Van Den Bergh and Jurgen Award for Excellence in Technology: Ripa Begum
ASSI Display Print Award for Excellence in Art and Design: Colleen Ross
ET Smallcombe Sports Award for Boys: Lee Henry
ET Smallcombe Sports Award for Girls: Hannah Murphy
National Westminster Bank Award for Excellence in IT/BIS: Katie Pearson
The Tilbury Power Station Award for Excellence in Geography: Thomas Simmons
Thurrock Local History Society Award: Danny Joyce
Governors' Award for Drama: Rebecca Coulson
Grays Thurrock Rotary Club Award for Media Studies: Leanne Clubb
Grays School Award for Excellence in Music: Kayleigh Reid
David Llewellyn Award for Excellence in Performing Arts: Mary Bloss
Governors' Award for Sociology: Stacey Allen
Thames Board Trophy for the Best Trident Performance: Emma Wakefield
Les Cox Memorial Award: Carly Armet
Attwood and Co Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement: Iona Harries
Award for Services to the School: Georgia Walsh