Today’s A-Level results have shown that Christ the King College students have achieved superbly across a wide range of subjects, yet again demonstrating the range and diversity of talent for which the College has such a well-deserved reputation.
95% of students achieved A* to E with well over half of the students achieving an A* -B in at least 1 of their subjects. Over 80% of students achieved 3 A-levels or equivalent.
There has also been a significant improvement in the results of vocational students, whose average grade is a Distinction.
These excellent results mean that more than 95% of Chris the King’s students have secured their chosen places at universities across the country.
Pat Goodhead, Principal said:
“I am absolutely thrilled with their performance.
“The College’s results have yet again shown improvement on every measure, and this is in a year when there has been so much change nationally to the courses and the way they have been assessed.
“Tribute must be paid to the teachers who have risen to the challenges that change always brings, the hard work of our students and the support of their families”.
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Some results of note include:
• Benedict Baker (A*A A A) – Durham
• Chantelle Biggs: (A*A*A A) – Exeter
• Jasmin Brooks: (A*A* A*A) – Cambridge
• Olivia Garner: (A A B) – Bristol
• Ellie Guy: (A*A A) – Bath
• Jacob Lewis: Biology (A* A*A A*) – UCL
• Katie Malabar: (A B B) – London Dance School
• Amelia Mills: (A B C C) – Swansea
• Jenna Paine: (A A C) – Exeter
• Isaac Payne: (A A A) – Southampton
• Emily Slatter: (ABB) – Kings College, London
• Annie Sussman: (ABB) – Norland College, Bath
• Joseph Sutton: (A B B) – School of Oriental and African Studies, London
• Rachel Thornton: (A*A A) – Oxford Brookes
