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Whoops of joy as former Hitchin pupil scoops premier film honour

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Layth Yousif

Published: 3:53 PM January 30, 2017    Updated: 8:10 PM November 1, 2020
Emma Horner, Sophie Jones, Richard Cave (assistant head, HGS), Jenny Anderson, Will Evans-Pughe and

Emma Horner, Sophie Jones, Richard Cave (assistant head, HGS), Jenny Anderson, Will Evans-Pughe and Charley Gaidoni. - Credit: Archant

Former Hitchin Boys’ School pupil Charley Gaidoni has become a winner at the 2016 Moving Image Awards, with fellow student Will Evans-Pughe shortlisted.

Whoops of joy as former Hitchin pupil scoops premier film honour

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