Academic Results 2009
Results Tables
A Level Results 2009
This year we enjoyed our best ever results and we are delighted by the success of all our pupils: 42% of our entries earned A grades; 72% of entries were A or B grades; 90% of entries were A, B or C grades. These outstanding results reflect both the hard work of our pupils and the excellence of our teaching.
Nearly half our pupils achieved a mixture of A and B grades. Those who achieved ABB or better included: Charlotte Bowes, Camilla Cullen, Bella Dalloz, Nicholas Fokias, Oliver Gully, James Hamilton, Luke Johnson, Joshua Lewis, Lucinda O’Kane, Harriet Pestell, Mateusz Sikorski, Gabriella Warren-Smith and Stephanie Williams. Eight pupils achieved 3 A grades: Andrew Ball, Adrian Gustar, Luke Hanna, Sian Hudson, Heather Kerr, Ruth Mowlam, James Okello and Cara Valvona. Six pupils earned 4 A grades: Suzanne Clifton, Katie Doran, Donald Gordon, Carrie-Anne Hau, Joanna Tung and Helena Vrbikova. William Hamilton achieved 5 A grades in Biology, Chemistry, General Studies, Maths and Politics and James Lo achieved 6 A grades in Economics, French, General Studies, History, Maths and Physics.
GCSE Results 2009
The Class of 2009 have matched the excellent results of the previous four years: 20% of our entries earned A* grades; 49% were A* or A grades; 74% were B grades or above. 94% of our pupils achieved the benchmark of 5 A* to C grades with 92% of our pupils achieving 5 A*-C grades including Maths and English.
This year our highest performers were: Jodie Green and Keno Mario-Ghae with 11 A* grades – both Jodie and Keno earned 100% in Biology and Keno earned 100% in Chemistry too; Edward Stanford-Clark earned 10 A* grades, Gargie Ahmad and Lizzie Lovegrove 9 A* grades, Madaleine Bowes, Harry Fisher and Oshine Saxena each got 8A* grades and Peter Snell 7 A* grades. The following all got a clean sweep of 10 A* or A grades: Katie Ager, Oliver Blanthorn, Alexa Boswell, Robert Clifton, Katherine Dixey, Pippa Draper, Richard Henshaw, Michael McCree, Fiona Middleton, Michael Sherpa and Lilian Ward.
