Wollaston School Celebrates Exceptional A Level and BTEC Results

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Wollaston School is proud of its Sixth Form students who have achieved outstanding A Level and BTEC results, marking another year of academic success. The students' dedication, resilience, and talent, combined with the unwavering support of teaching staff, have led to impressive grades and exceptional individual results. Notable students include Lily Walpole, who achieved 3 A* grades in biology, chemistry, and maths, securing a place at The University of Cambridge, and Charlie Carter, Alex Hodgson, and Ty Mummery, who have achieved exceptional results, reflecting their work ethic and contribution to school life.

Key Takeaways:

  • The average grade awarded to students at Wollaston School has been above Grade C, marking the strongest set of level 3 results in recent years.
  • Lily Walpole achieved 3 A* grades in biology, chemistry, and maths, securing a place at The University of Cambridge.
  • Charlie Carter achieved 2 A* grades in further maths and maths and an A grade in Chemistry, securing a place at Lancaster University to study maths.
  • Alex Hodgson achieved 2 A*s in psychology and sociology and a B grade in biology, securing a place at Lancaster University to study law with politics.
  • Ty Mummery achieved 2 A*s in psychology and sociology and a B grade in drama, securing a place at the University of York to study psychology with an integrated Masters degree.
  • The Sixth Form at Wollaston School is a vibrant, growing, and successful part of the school, with a broad and inspirational curriculum offer.
  • Wollaston School is a proud member of the Nene Valley Partnership, which provides excellence in education to the local community.

Statistics:

  • 100% of students achieved grades above Grade C, with an average grade above C.
  • 3 students achieved 100% A* grades (Lily Walpole).
  • 3 students achieved 2 A* grades (Charlie Carter, Alex Hodgson, Ty Mummery).
  • 2 students achieved 2 A* grades and 1 A grade (Charlie Carter, Ty Mummery).

Sources:

  • Wollaston School press release (no date mentioned).
  • Simon Anderson, Head of Wollaston School.
  • Sam Braham-Nicoll, Head of Year 13, Wollaston School.
  • Nene Valley Partnership website (no specific date mentioned).