all of these prizes are determined by the relevant staff. At speech day, GCSE and A-Level certificates are also distributed. Speeches are normally made by the headmaster and the principal guest. Prefecture When students enter the Sixth Form they are given a recommendation from their previous head of year if they should become prefects or not. Prefects are appointed by the Headmaster, in consultation with the Head of Sixth Form and his tutorial staff. At the college, a prefect is identified by his maroon tie, while a normal Sixth Form student wears a blue tie. College Captaincy The title of College Captain is the highest honour that a student can receive. Before Easter, the current College Captain and his Vice will write up a short-list on those they believe should take over next year. The Headmaster, who selects the Captain and Vice Captains, is not bound by the results of the poll. The Captain and the 2 Vice Captains are announced at the college Mass at the end of the Spring Term. Recently, a new system has been introduced: one college captain, one vice captain, and several "head prefects". Houses The school's forms were formerly based upon ability. However, the forms have since been changed into mixed ability, with some subjects independently adopting a 'set' system. The St Francis Xavier forms were added as commemoration for the college's 125th Anniversary. The forms are named after seven Jesuit martyrs: Garnet, after St Thomas Garnet, SJ (1575–1608) Southwell, after St Robert Southwell, SJ (1560–1595) Arrowsmith, after St Edmund Arrowsmith, SJ (1585–1628) Campion, after St Edmund Campion, SJ (1540–1581) Lewis, after St David Lewis, SJ (1616–1679) Page, after Blessed Francis Page, SJ (15?? - 1602) Xavier, after St Francis Xavier, SJ (1506 - 1552) Pupils change forms due to misbehaviour. This can take place at any time the head of year feels necessary but usually happens around in between terms or years. Extracurricular activities Publications The Ignatian The Ignatian, the college magazine, is published yearly and features a selection of highlights from the previous school year. Pictures of art and reports on music and sport in the college are normally included, along with the Headmaster's report. It is produced and edited by members of the Sixth Form. It is customary to ask the Art students to produce a piece of artwork that will become the front cover of The Ignatian. The Deputy Head,