The Friary School is celebrating after 100% of students passed their A-Levels.
A number of students will now go on to take up places at university and on apprenticeships.
Headteacher Matt Allman said he was pleased to see the hard work of staff and students paying off.
“Even as you get older, you share the students’ sleepless nights and early wake-ups as results day draws near so there is huge excitement and relief when things go well,” he explained.
“We plough all of our resources into our students – going the extra mile after-school, on Saturdays and during holidays – and with the students, staff and families working incredibly hard for these results, it is thrilling that the graft and perseverance have paid off.”
Among the top performers were:
- Josh Vroom – A*, A, A, A
- Victoria Barnard – A, A, A, B, C
- Eleanor Hollis – A, A, B
- Ellie Battison – A, Dist*, Dist*
- George Ellis – Dist*, Dist, Dist
- Brennan Downes – A*, A, B, B
- Lucy Postle – A, Dist*, Dist
- Jack Allcock – A, B, B
- Sam Locock – A, B, B
- Ruari Murray – A, B, B
- Emma Stonehouse – A, B, B
Carrie Cain, sssistant headteacher, said: “There was a fantastic buzz as the results were collected and too many success stories to mention.
“It has been a real thrill to see so many top-level apprenticeships and apprenticeship degree places come in as this is something we have explicitly targeted in this time of high university fees.”
