THE headteacher of a Lichfield school has praised the commitment of students as they received their A-Level results.
Students visited The Friary School today (13th August) to find out their grades.
Among the top performers were
- Sebastien Menaut - A, A, A*
- Matthew Allen – A, A, A, Distinction
- Kimi Leigh – A, A, A, A
- Akito Tokiwa-Smith – A, A, A, A
- Amelia Hurst – A, A, A, A
- Amelia Long – A, A, C
- Calum Finch – A, A, A, A
- Timothy Huskisson – A, A, A, A
- Joshua Douglas-Boisson – A, A, A, Distinction*
- Harry Battams – A, A, A, A
Headteacher Mark Drury said:
"I am immensely proud that the commitment shown by our students, their families and our staff has been rewarded with these excellent results.
"Given that education is about more than qualifications, this year group also made an outstanding contribution to school life, raising thousands of pounds for local charities, volunteering in the community, and embracing residential and field trips both in the UK and overseas.
"It is wonderful to see them conclude their time at Friary with such impressive academic success."
As well as those landing university places, the school’s apprenticeship programme also saw students secure positions across the engineering, legal, surveying, auditing and accounting sectors, as well with the civil service.
Andrea Garner-Thorpe, head of Sixth Form, said:
"We’re delighted to see so many Sixth Form students successfully move onto high-quality university courses.
"Equally, we’re very pleased to see others secured highly competitive apprenticeship opportunities, including several very prestigious degree apprenticeships.
"We’re looking forward to students coming back and telling us how they’re getting on."
