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Strong A-Level results for Chase Terrace Technology College students

Jessica Gittins, Emily Ngo, Esme Hart, Charlotte Brindley, Jess Wallett and Alex Sutcliffe
Jessica Gittins, Emily Ngo, Esme Hart, Charlotte Brindley, Jess Wallett and Alex Sutcliffe

Students at Chase Terrace Technology College have enjoyed a successful set of A-Level results.

The number of A* and A grades achieved at the school hit new heights with 60 per cent of all learners achieving at least one of the top two grades.

Jessica Gittins, who gained A* in English Literature, Music Technology and Performing Arts, an A grade in General Studies and a B grade in Philosophy and Ethics, is now destined for Aberystwyth to study Theatre Studies.

Charlotte Dowson-Park heads off to study Criminology at Manchester, having gained A* grades in Business and Health and Social Care, an A in Psychology and a B in Sociology.

Meanwhile, Esme Hart also achieved great results, with A grades in Maths, Biology, Chemistry and General Studies, together with a B grade in Further Maths. She is now destined for Exeter, where she will study Mathematics.

Ashley Haney and Stephen Sutton
Ashley Haney and Stephen Sutton

Other students achieving two full A* and A grades are:

  • Jazmin Anslow
  • Molly Beard
  • Charlotte Brindley
  • Lee Connock
  • Jack Dowling
  • Greg Fowle
  •  Jack Johnson
  • Georgia Franklin
  • Laura Golding
  • Emily Ngo
  • Alex Sutcliffe
  • Mollie Tracey
  • Jessica Wallett
  • Jordan Woodward

Ashley Haney, Alex Hunter and Steven Sutton gained an A* grade in A level Maths, having taken the course a year early. They will complete their other A Level courses next year.

The school’s headteacher Dr Stuart Jones said: “I am delighted for the students and staff. In an increasingly competitive environment, I am especially pleased with the high number of top grades, which is considerably greater than ever before.”

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