Grangemouth High School Awards: Sarah and star pupils take a well deserved bow
Parents and staff gathered together in Grangemouth High School this week to celebrate the achievements of their prized pupils.
Featuring two amazing vocal performances from outgoing school stars Ryan Watson and Emily Reid and an inspirational speech from Falkirk FC chief executive – and former Grangemouth High School pupil – Jamie Swinney, the evening was a celebration of achievement and the hard work it took to attain it.
Top of the class was this year’s Dux for 2025/26 Sarah Lochrie, but she was just one of the outstanding young people taking a bow on Wednesday night.
Head teacher Brian Millar said: “At Grangemouth High School, learning is at the heart of everything we do. That simple commitment is not just a slogan on a wall; it is the living, breathing foundation of our entire community, guiding every lesson, every conversation, and every achievement we celebrate tonight.


"Our shared vision rests upon three vital pillars – encouraging ambition, building confidence, and broadening horizons. To our pupils, tonight belongs to you. Encouraging ambition means setting high expectations and supporting every single one of you to reach your full potential.
"Look at what your ambition has achieved this year. To every pupil here tonight, keep aiming high, keep believing in yourselves and keep exploring new horizons. Congratulations to you all and enjoy this wonderful evening of celebration.”
Grangemouth High School Award Winners 2025/26
First Year: Certificate of Personal Achievement – Ahmed Adegoke, April Anderson, Max Clarke, Sophie Hunter, Annabelle Hyndman, Rabia Liaqat, Freya McIntyre, Kaiden Muir, Chloe Murray, Elise Rafferty and Grace Rafferty


Second Year: Certificate of Personal Achievement – Samuel Adesanya, Holly Beattie, Martha Forsyth, Finlay Hunter, Carla Logan (Kirk of the Holyrood: RMPS), Rachel Mack, Oluwasemilore Okanlawon, Maja Pulawska, Sophie Riddell, Oluwasemilore Sokunbi, Hannah Stevenson, Ellie Stewart, Marcel Waskiewicz and Ewan Watson
Third Year: Certificate of Personal Achievement – Tany Chabaya, Dima Cojocar, Ryan Erskine, Molly Gallagher, Teresa Lyons, Eljay Menzies, Kara Oliver, Clara Pittman, Frazer Rafferty and David White Munoz
Fourth Year: Certificate of Personal Achievement – Keiron Anglin, Evan Bell, Thomas Bengharbia, Emelia Coleman, Jennifer Differ, Jorjey Dooley, Crawford Dunion, Emma Hamilton, Kai Laird, Caileigh-Anne Lees, Tanya Mandaa, Esther Okanlawon, Lucy Paton. Hamish Pinto McFeat, Ryan Rahman, Zoe Spowart and Sophie Stewart
Fifth Year: Certificate of Personal Achievement – Caitlin Anderson, Cora Binnie, Reece Davidson, Ruby Forsyth, Miguel Freiria, Kailyn Gentle, Vennela Ginna, Hamish Hunter, Holly Hutchison, Sarah Kennedy, Sarah Lochrie, Greggor McMahon, Amy Meichan, Katie Murtagh, Mason Niven, Victoria Okanlawon, Omotoyosi Shittu, Nicole Smieja, TImi Somefun, James Thomson and Jessica Walker
Sixth Year: Certificate of Personal Achievement – Jude Bowen, Marnie Dickson, Jaymz Jack-Bryce, Emily Reid, Abbie Sheppard, Ryan Watson, Aimee White and Alex Wood
Outstanding Achievement Awards
(Fourth Year)
Kieron Anglin – Outstanding Achievement in N5 Business Management
Thomas Bengharbia – Outstanding Achievement in N5 Physical Education,
Emelia Coleman – Outstanding Achievement in N5 Biology, Outstanding Achievement in N5 Business Management, Outstanding Achievement in N5 English
Jorjey Dooley – Outstanding Achievement in N5 Physical Education
Crawford Dunion – Outstanding Achievement in Practical Woodwork
Kai Laird Outstanding – Achievement in N5 Apps of Maths, Outstanding Achievement in N5 Design & Manufacture, Outstanding Achievement in N5 Graphic Communication, Outstanding Achievement in N5 Maths, Outstanding Achievement in N5 Music Technology, Outstanding Achievement in N5 Physics
Caileigh-Anne Lees – Outstanding Achievement in N5 Drama, Outstanding Achievement in N5 Music
Devlin Lum – Outstanding Effort in Laboratory Science, Certificate for Personal Achievement
Lucy Paton – Outstanding Achievement in N5 History
Hamish Pinto McFeat – Outstanding Achievement in N5 Apps of Maths, Outstanding Achievement in N5 Biology, Outstanding Achievement in N5 Chemistry, Outstanding Achievement in N5 History
Sophie Stewart – Outstanding Achievement in N5 History
(Fifth Year)
Caitlin Anderson – Chemistry Award
Cora Binnie – Outstanding Achievement in Higher Drama, Outstanding Achievement in Higher Music
Miguel Freiria – Outstanding Achievement in Higher Music
Kailyn Gentle – Outstanding Achievement in Higher Drama
Vennela Ginna – Outstanding Achievement in Higher Chemistry
Hamish Hunter – Outstanding Achievement in Higher Physical Education
Holly Hutchison – Outstanding Achievement in Higher History
Sarah Kennedy – Outstanding Achievement in N5 Practical Electronics, The Peter McOwan Electronics Award
Sarah Lochrie – Outstanding Achievement in Higher Human Biology, Outstanding Achievement in Higher Maths, Outstanding Achievement in Higher Physics
Syngenta Award, Jim Tierney Award
Greggor McMahon – Science Award for Endeavour
Amy Meichan – Outstanding Achievement in Higher Dance
Mason Niven – Glass Award for hard work and resilience in ART
Victoria Okanlawon – Outstanding Achievement in Higher Admin and IT, Outstanding Achievement in Higher Apps of Maths
Omotoyosi Shittu – Outstanding Achievement in Higher Modern Studies
Nicole Smieja – Outstanding Achievement in L6 Creative Thinking, TBB Architecture Award
Timi Somefun – Elliot-Smyth Award for Computing
Jessica Walker – Outstanding Achievement in Higher English, Outstanding Achievement in Higher History, LIlias Hotchkiss Literary Award
(Sixth Year)
Marnie Dickson – Outstanding Achievement in Adv Higher Biology, Outstanding Achievement in Adv Higher Chemistry
Abbie Sheppard – Outstanding Achievement in Higher Business Management, Unison Award
Ryan Watson – Outstanding Achievement in Adv Higher Music
Aimee White – The Award for Excellence in Enterprise Education, Powering Futures Pioneer Award for Science
Alex Wood – Outstanding Achievement in Higher Politics
Special Awards
(Creative, Aesthetic and Sporting Awards)
James Black Memorial Trophy – Konnie Faichney
Moray Middle School Trophy for Artistic Achievement – Erin Simpson
Anne Addison Award – Hayden Dickson
Glasgow Print Studio Printmaking Award – Sarah Kennedy
Abbotsgrange Middle School Trophy for Sporting Achievement – Evan Bell
The Paterson Shield for Sporting Achievement – Dima Cojocar
Falkirk Football Club Award for Sporting Achievement – Noah Bowen
Physical Education Award for Endeavour – Finlay Hunter
Grangemouth Triathlon Club Award for Most Improved Athlete – Brodie Stewart
Sports Day Pupil Champions – Eva Spowart and Gary Conner
Outstanding Achievement in Music – Ryan Watson
Scougall Family Award for Drama – Hannah Baird
The Anderson Trophy for Creative Arts – Marnie Dickson
Junior Vocalist – Anna Seal
Senior Vocalist – Emily Reid
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (Music Leaders – Silver Award) – Ryan Watson, Emily Reid, Erin Simpson, Hope Reid
Junior Instrumentalist – Clara Pittman
Senior Instrumentalist – Ruby Forsyth
(Awards for Wider Achievement in the School Community)
Heriott-Watt University Leadership Award – Greggor McMahon
Forth Valley Wider Achievement Award – Hayden Dickson and Olivia Fraser
Rotary Club Memorial Cup Service to the School Community – Charlie Trimble
Iain MacKenzie Award for Generosity and Kindness – Erin Simpson
Junior Leadership Academy Award – Darryl Venge
Donated by the 59ers of Grangemouth Senior Leadership Academy Award – Sarah Kennedy
Donated by the 59ers of Grangemouth Service to the Wider Community – Hayden Dickson
English as an Additional Language Award for Achievement – Tapiwanashe Shonhiwa
Head Teacher’s Award for Service to the School – Finlay Tulloch, Molly Ritchie, Erin Simpson and Ryan Watson
Moir-Brown Proxime Accessit – Vennela Ginna
Dux for the School – Sarah Lochrie