Exam results
A-level 2024 summary
The percentage of A* and A grades was up slightly from last year at 29% (2023 = 26%) despite the exam boards using standard (non Covid-adjusted) grade boundaries. The number of A*-C grades was the same as last year, at 76%, with 58% of grades achieved at A*-B. (This compares with 53% in 2023). This year there were twice as many A* grades as 2023 distributed across a range of academic subjects, including Ceramics, Computer Science, Drama, DT, English Literature and Mathematics. The overall pass rate this year was 97%.
Our students now go on to further study at leading UK universities such as King’s College London, Warwick, Exeter, Bath and Royal Holloway in addition to leading Drama Schools and Conservatoires for music.
Indeed, 75% of students today have confirmed places at their first choice universities.
“I am also hugely grateful to our remarkable teachers who continue to inspire in the classroom and provide outstanding additional support in academic clinics and holiday revision groups. We thank our pupils and their families for all they have done to support the school and wish them every success and happiness in their future endeavours”. Ed O’Connor, Head
“We are immensely proud of this talented and hard-working group of students. Their impressive results not only reflect their academic ability and work ethic but also their resilience and focus through the disruption of the COVID pandemic and lockdown during their GCSE and A-Level studies.
Ed O'Connor, Head