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Lord Williams's School students achieve impress 99% A Level pass rate

Students at Lord Williams’s School have again reached impressive heights with their achievements at A Level and equivalent Level 3 courses. The pass rate was 99% with 46% of passes at A*/A and B grades. David Wybron was full of praise for the students, “It is always an anxious time waiting for results, especially with new courses. Our students have worked very hard to secure such pleasing results. It is time for celebration and to look forward to an exciting future.”

Lesley McPherson, Head of Year 13 added, “We would like to congratulate the Year 13 students on achieving such excellent results in their A Levels and Level 3 qualifications. We are extremely proud of their achievements and they have demonstrated a strong work ethic which has allowed them to fulfil their potential. Their hard work has now paid off and they are in a great position to embark on the next stage of their lives, whether that is higher education or employment. It is also a testament to the staff who have worked tremendously hard in teaching and supporting the students throughout their time in the Sixth Form at Lord Williams’s.” 

The following students achieved A* or A grades in 3 or more subjects: Marcus Birmingham, Harriet Burdett, Harriet Caiger, Harry Cooke, Annabel Davies, Luke Eaton, Sam Goode, Alessia Grant, Isabel Jackson, Marc Leaney, Lucy Miller, Jacob Powell, Michael Shearwood, George Shreeve, Charley Sydenham and Rebecca Van Walwyk.

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