Each year the Historical Association partners with The Spirit of Normandy Trust to award young historians who have shown excellent knowledge and demonstrated historical argument around a subject associated with a series of themes. The competition is divided into age brackets and the entry at secondary level is by essay judged by a team of independent educators and experts. The entry at Primary level can be by school and group project. 

We are happy to announce that the 2020 winners are:

• Spirit of Normandy Trust Senior
  Molly Cook, Bryntirion School, Bridgend
  Runner-up: Emily Banks, Stowe School
  
  
• Spirit of Normandy Trust Key Stage 3
  Aarav Garg, Delhi Public School, Faridabad
  
  
• Spirit of Normandy Trust Primary
  Hursthead Junior School, Stockport
  
  
• Spirit of Normandy Trust, General Martin Award
  Ananya and Diya Sharma, Putney High School 
   
• World War One – Key Stage 3
  Hannah Addiscott, The Grange School, Hartford, Cheshire
  Alexander Hughes, Sutton Grammar School
  
  
• World War One – GCSE level
  Lola Williams, Dover Girls Grammar School
  
  
• Local History – Primary
  Lansbury Lawrence Primary School, Tower Hamlets
  
  
• Local History – Key Stage 3
  Evie Hesford-Thomas, Torquay Girls Grammar School
  
  
• Local History – Post-16
  Molly Cook, Bryntirion School, Bridgend
  
  
• Modern World Studies – GCSE level
  Oliver Bryant, Radley College
  
  
• Best School History Magazine
  St Albans School
  Bolton School: Boys’ Division
  Kirkham Grammar School, Lancashire

Congratulations to the winners, and thank you to all the schools who took part this year.