service. Originally taking place in Central Hall, the captain of the house team which had won that term's major sporting event would climb up to his house shield displayed on the first floor balcony and nail the award to the shield. Nowadays the captain of the winning house team comes to the front of chapel and ceremonially taps the shield. "Jerusalem" is always sung at the last service of term. Speech Day: Occurring on the final day of the Summer Term (usually a Saturday) the entire school community including parents, relatives and friends of the school, meet for Speech Day. The Chairman of the Governors, the Headmaster, an invited Speaker and the Head of School make speeches, and academic prizes are awarded to pupils. Past speakers have included Hensley Henson, Kenneth Calman, Kevin Whately and Angus Thirlwell. Old Barnardians Rob Andrew, former England and British & Irish Lions rugby union player and current Rugby Operations Director at the Rugby Football Union. Ross Batty, former professional rugby union player with Bath. Bentley Beetham, ornithologist, photographer and member of the 1924 British Mount Everest expedition. David J. Bodycombe, puzzle author. George Nicholson Bradford, Victoria Cross recipient. Joshua Harold Burn, pharmacologist. Andrew Cantrill, organist. Scott Carpenter, international water polo player. Ian Carr, musician and broadcaster. Mike Carr, jazz musician. Calum Clark, rugby union player with Northampton Saints. Rory Clegg, rugby union player with Newcastle Falcons Andrew Critchlow, business news editor at the Telegraph Media Group. Tom Danby, international rugby union and rugby league player. Giles Deacon, fashion designer. Karl Dickson, rugby union player with Harlequins. Lee Dickson, international rugby union player for England. Robert Dinwiddie, professional golfer. Barrie Dobson, historian Lionel Fanthorpe, priest, entertainer, television presenter, author and lecturer. Nigel Farndale, journalist and novelist. Peter Gilliver, lexicographer and OED historian, and TV presenter. Patrick Grant, fashion designer. Alex Gray, rugby union player with England Sevens, and former England U20s captain. Nicholas Hatch, former first class cricketer with Durham. Glenn Hugill, television producer and presenter. Ben Jones, former rugby union player with Worcester Warriors. George Macaulay, test match cricketer. Howard Marshall, international rugby union player. Edward Mellanby, discoverer of Vitamin D. Kenneth Mellanby, ecologist. Percy Mills, 1st Viscount Mills, Cabinet member and industrialist, Director of EMI and Chairman of its electronics subsidiary. Jack Ormston, speedway pioneer. Jon Paul Phillips, actor. Craig Raine, poet. Walter Raine, Conservative MP Neil Riddell, former captain of Durham County