38% of students achieve three or more A* or A grades
Sixth Formers at Newstead Wood School in Orpington are celebrating today after achieving a raft of top A Level grades and securing places at some of the nation’s most prestigious universities.
Over half (57%) of entries were awarded A*-A grades and four out of five (84%) entries were awarded A*-B grades. These superb results have seen students once again gain places at the UK’s most competitive universities, including the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge which will welcome an impressive 12 students from the Year 13 cohort.
More widely, 138 students will be taking up places at top Russell Group institutions to study a host of high-quality and rigorous courses. 22 students will be going on to read Medicine, 15 will be studying Engineering and eight will be reading Law.
Testament to the breadth of students’ talents and determination across their suite of A Level subjects, 17 students secured three or four A*s, with 38% of Sixth Formers achieving three or more A* or A grades.
Alan Blount, Headteacher at Newstead Wood School, said:
“Many congratulations to all our Sixth Formers on what is a very impressive set of A Level results. All our students set high aspirations for themselves and work incredibly hard to achieve their goals, both in the classroom and more widely. Their tireless efforts and determination has been rewarded today, with many of our students securing places at our nation’s top universities.
“Thank you in particular to our exceptional teams of staff who go above and beyond to support our students in achieving these excellent outcomes and in making sure Newstead Wood continues to be a place where young people thrive.”