end of every year, the Year 4s also put on a show, accompanied by the other Years in singing. Students have the chance to try Fine Art, from painting to drawing to sculpting, Textiles, which includes fashion designing and creations with a variety of materials, and Digital Media on the Macs. There are many orchestras and choirs that students can join. The Singers, a choir open from Year 10, regularly goes on choir tours in Europe, and sometimes sings Evensong at Ely Cathedral. There is also a Senior School Chamber Choir, and a Middle School Chamber Choir, which have around 15 students in each by audition, and the Jazz Singers, Year 7 choir, Middle School Choir, and Year 7 boys choir, which are attendable by all. There is a Christmas carol service, a spring concert and Jazz on a Summer's Evening. Extracurricular activities The Stephen Perse Foundation holds the British Council International School Award in recognition of the work the school undertakes with schools in Finland, Hungary, Portugal, Italy, France, Russia, Spain, Germany and Japan. The school has a speaker programme. Lord Williams of Oystermouth, Master of Magdalene College, Cambridge and former Archbishop of Canterbury, spoke at the leavers' service in 2013. Notable alumni Margery Allingham (1904–1966), writer Taqui Altounyan (1917–1992), writer and traveller Anne Atkins, novelist, broadcaster and journalist Anna Bidder (1903–2001), zoologist and co-founder of Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge Vicki Butler-Henderson (b. 1972), racing driver and TV presenter Prof Christine Carpenter (b. 1946), historian, Cambridge University Olive Cook (1912–2002), writer and artist Stephanie Cook (b. 1972), modern pentathlete, 2000 Olympic gold medallist Anastasia de Waal, head of family and education at Civitas Christine Hamill (1923–1956), mathematician Jacquetta Hawkes (1910–1996), archaeologist and writer Lucy Hawking (b. 1970), journalist and novelist Miriam Hodgson (1938–2005), editor of children's books Sharon Hunt (b. 1977), equestrian and 2008 Olympic medal-winner Bridget Kendall (b. 1956), BBC diplomatic correspondent Helen King (police officer) (b. 1965), Principal of St Anne's College, Oxford and senior police officer Nicola Lindsay, novelist, broadcaster and actor E. Jennifer Monaghan, reading educator and historian of literary education Philippa Pearce (1920–2006), children's author Jean Rhys (1890–1979), author, known for Wide Sargasso Sea Angela Rumbold (b. 1932), politician Rosalind Runcie, pianist and wife of the Archbishop of Canterbury Phyllis Starkey (b. 1947), MP, biomedical researcher Meriol Trevor (1919–2000), writer Barbara Wootton,(1897–1988) economist, sociologist, Labour politician Sarah Martins da Silva, gynaecologist and scientist Headteachers