Headteacher Neil Wallace said: “As our school goes from strength to strength, we are delighted that our largest ever cohort has achieved our best A Level results in over a decade, with 47% being A*-B and 74% being A*-C. This is a much-deserved reflection of the hard work displayed by this wonderful cohort of young people over the last 2 years and the quality of teaching they have received. They have set new highs in so many categories, including the %A*-A grades and the highest average points score per student.

Congratulations to our highest achieving students, Kharis Sivayogan, Euan Pearson, Alfie Hall, Carmina Clifford, Alicia Jarosz, Pippa Tilley, Amelia Thompson-Clack, Teddy Robbins, Rosie Jacques and Jake Harris.

Particular congratulations to Euan Pearson, Daniil Chernyshov, Emma Ivanova, Mihaela Honea, Jude Woodall, Hayden-James Mulcock, Chai Talboys, Jack Govorusa and Poppy Rauer whose grades showed they made the most progress from GCSE.

A Levels and Level 3 qualifications are particularly demanding and staff have worked tirelessly to ensure so many of our students are able to progress onto further education and study. We wish everyone the very best as they finally move to pastures new, whether they are going to university, a higher-level apprenticeship, employment or taking a gap year. The positivity and commitment they have shown embracing work experience, extra-curricular opportunities and their studies, will set them in good stead for the future. We are very proud of them.”