
The High Schools Sixth Form is celebrating another excellent year of A Level results. Their 177 upper sixth students achieved an overall pass rate of 99% with 48% at either grades A or B.
As students met on Thursday morning in the Sixth Form Centre, the sleepless nights of nervous worry were soon replaced by hugs and kisses all around once they opened their results envelopes.
Two students, Alex Few and Laura Glaubes, achieved outstanding results with grade A in all their four subjects.
Katie Draper gained the three grade As (in English, French and History) that she needed to take up her place to read English at St. Hugh's College, Oxford.
Outstanding achievements:
Alex Few, Laura Glaubes, Katie Draper, Rebecca Keiller,
Helen Bur, Xanthe Hoad, Helena Few, Rebecca Meloy,
Holly Pickering, Rishi Moulton,Jonathan Patric,
Emelie Pine, Felicity Polden, Daisy Reito, Victoria Rowse,
Kathryn Saegert, Thomas Slaughter, Sarah Somerset,
Emma Thomas, Christopher Walker. Amy Wong
Personal achievements:
Paige Cowtan
Charlotte Kimber
Lindsey Quinnell
75% students are now on their way to the university of their choice while others are making plans for a gap year.
Headteachers Graham Horsewood and Fiona Oliver-Watkins both expressed their delight:
"We are really thrilled by these results. They confirm and reflect the excellent comments made about our joint Sixth Form in this May's OFSTED Report. They are a real credit to the hard work of the students, the commitment of their teachers and the support of their parents. The work ethic of this year's Upper Sixth has been excellent. Almost all of them can now look forward to taking up their chosen university places around the country next month."