A and AS Level Successes
Year 13 Celebrate Best Ever A Levels Results!
Year 13
Congratulations to Year 13, who have achieved a truly outstanding set of A level results; the best ever.
• 23% of all A Levels taken were graded A* or A; the gold standard A* grade was achieved by students in fourteen subjects, but a special mention must go to our Mathematics students who achieved 7 A*s in Mathematics & 3 in Further Mathematics.
• 53% of all A Levels were graded A*- B, a rise of 10%. 57% of all Level 3 courses were graded A*-B equivalent.
• 95% of all BTEC Level 3 qualifications taken were graded ‘Distinction* or Distinction’ (equivalent to A*/A at A level).
• 35 students gained A*/A in the Extended Project Qualification [requiring in depth research, analysis and presentation of results on a topic of their choice]; the qualification is considered excellent preparation for undergraduate study.
It is always difficult to single out individual achievements, but the following students have succeeded in gaining quite remarkable results:
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A Levels |
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Lucy Avery |
A*AAA [Sociology, Government & Politics, History & General Studies] Lucy will be reading History and Politics at the University of Nottingham. |
A* [Extended Project] |
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Joseph Breedon |
A*AA [Maths, Further Maths, English Language & Literature] Joe will be reading Mathematics and Linguistics at the University of York. |
A [Extended Project] |
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Nathan Crew |
A*A*A [Maths, Further Maths & Physics] Nathan will be reading Mathematics at the University of Bath. |
A* [Extended Project] |
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Alexander Maas |
A*AA [Economics, Government & Politics & History] Alex will be reading Philosophy, Politics and Economics at the University of Warwick. |
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Ruairi Morrisey |
A*A*A* [Maths, Further Maths & Physics]. Ruairi will be reading Mathematics at the University of Durham. |
A* [Extended Project] |
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Ellie Nightingale |
AAA [History, French and English Literature]. Ellie will be reading History at University. |
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Charles Odell |
A*AA A [Maths, Economics, Information Technology and Further Maths AS]. Charles will be reading Economics at the London School of Economics. |
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Mollie Purser |
A*AA [Maths, Further Maths & Physics]. Mollie will be reading Mechanical and Electrical Engineering at the University of Bath. |
A [Extended Project] |
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Bradley Rees |
A*A*B [Maths, Further Maths & Economics]. Brad will be reading Mathematics with Statistics at the University of Southampton. |
B [Extended Project] |
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Thomas Smith |
A*AA [Sociology, Government & Politics & History] Tom will be reading History and Politics at the University of Kent. |
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Heather Wiles |
A*A*AB [Psychology, Travel & Tourism, Product Design: Textiles & General Studies] Lucy will be reading International Tourism Management at the University of Hertfordshire. |
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Josh Willetts |
A*A*A*A*[French, Government * Politics, History & General Studies]. Josh will be reading History at the University of Oxford. |
A* [Extended Project] |
We wish everyone who is leaving us to pursue the next stage in their education, every possible success at university. To all those entering employment, we wish them health, wealth and happiness as they embark upon what we hope will be a long and fulfilling career.
Year 12
Year 12 achieved some equally impressive grades in their AS exams. Again, there were many students who achieved several top grades and we would like to congratulate them all. Amongst some of the highest achievers were:
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Nathan Cole |
AABB (Maths, Further Maths, Economics & German) |
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Luke Crannigan |
AAAA (Maths, Further Maths, History & Computer Science) |
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Joshua Douibi |
AABB (Psychology, Sociology, Biology & Chemistry) |
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Jake Hillion |
AAAAA (Maths, Further Maths, Physics, Chemistry & Computer Science) |
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Jack Hooker |
AAA (Maths, Further Maths & Economics) |
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Chethana Krishna Rao |
AAAB (Maths, Biology, Psychology & Chemistry) |
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Amy Loss |
AABB (Maths, Further Maths, French & Economics) |
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Matthew Thompson |
AAAAA (Economics, Government & Politics, History, Sociology & General Studies) |
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Louise Tribe |
AAABB (Biology, French, History, Maths & General Studies) |
We wish all of Year 12 continued success in Year 13.
We wish all students continued success as they enter the next phase of their studies, be it within our Sixth Form, with another local FE provider or indeed as part of their first employment. With hard work and determination there is no limit to what they can achieve; we wish them all the very best.
