Jimmy Renouf Trophy

'Life in all its fullness' (John, 10:10)

Jimmy Renouf was a pupil at Ambleside Primary School when he became ill with leukaemia and died just two years later in 1990, aged eight.

Jimmy was a very kind, courageous and cheerful little boy and a silver cup in his memory is awarded at School to someone who's especially kind, brave or unselfish actions have helped others.  In 2021, during the Covid-19 pandemic, the cup was awarded to every child in school for their kindness, empathy, support and love that they showed each other during such an unprecedented time.   The trophy is now held in the school hall as a tribute to all of the children in our wonderful school.

Names of children who have been awarded the Trophy over the years:

• 1992 Claire Baxter
• 1993 Hannah Walker, David Shingler & Marc Logan
• 1994 Stephen Parker, David Thomas, Martin Renouf & Matthew High
• 1995 Paul Walker
• 1996 Anna Crowther
• 1997 Nicola Conway, Lizzie Garlick, Jordan Burrall & Melanie Robinson
• 1998 Claire Nixon
• 1999  YEAR 2 CLASS
• 2000 Jessica Moorhead
• 2001 Joshua Marty & Jake Wilkinson
• 2002 Sam Benson
• 2003 Daniel Prince
• 2004 Christopher Murphy
• 2005 Lucy Simmmons & Daniel Wilcox
• 2006 Lauren Munro- Bennett
• 2008 Robin Clark
• 2010 Lisa Morton
• 2011 Lucy Davies
• 2012 Nathan Tyson & Amelie Tyson
• 2013 YEAR 6 CLASS
• 2014 Ellen Gledhill
• 2015 Robert Porter
• 2016 Nicole Dix
• 2017 Lily Dann, Nicholas Sicinski, Harrison Bradley
• 2018 Nikoleta Apostolova, Rowan Ashworth
• 2019 Jude Miller-Humphries, Scarlett Evans
• 2020 Sophie Moss
• 2021 EVERY CHILD IN SCHOOL
  The cup will now reside in school as a testament to their achievements and a continued memory of a lovely little boy.
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