A-LEVEL RESULTS: The Regis School

Sixth form students and teachers at The Regis School are celebrating a huge increase in headline figures this year.
By The Newsroom
Published 16th Aug 2012, 11:00 BST
Updated 7th Jun 2018, 19:42 BST

The A-level pass rate rose to 98 per cent (a ten per cent uplift), while the AS Level pass rate rose by 20 per cent.

The number of candidates gaining higher grades, A and B, also improved significantly with 31 per cent doing just this at AS-level and 32 per cent at A-level.

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Star performers in Year 13 results were Hester Benham and Rebecca Lenthall. Other high achievers were Emma Kuhn, Molly Lovell and Amy Stanton.

The Year 12 students are a strong cohort and this was reflected in their results. Top grades were attained by Alhana Danaher, Erik Lai, Catherine Moore, Jon Newman, Chris Reed, Lauren Sells and Rachel Winter.

Several of these students elected to pursue the Extended Project which is an additional qualification designed to showcase the research skills of the candidates and original thinking. Seven of the eleven students received an A grade in this examination.

Adam Osborne, Head of Sixth Form, said: “I am delighted for those students who have secured their places at universities at what is a very competitive time. The success of our students in a broad range of subjects, and with large numbers pursuing English and Mathematics, is particularly heartening. The Sixth Form at The Regis School continues to develop and offers students a range of academic and vocational courses to prepare them for life beyond school whether in employment or higher education. We are extremely optimistic for their future success in a whole range of workplace settings and communities.”