Students on a High after A-Level results revealed

Over 57 per cent of A Levels achieved by Spalding High School students were at A* to B level this year.

Headteacher Michele Anderson said that ‘the majority’ of pupils looking to go to university had achieved well enough to get their first choice.

“We are so proud of our Year 13 students – they have done extremely well,” she said. “Our students have worked incredibly hard and have once again been rewarded with an excellent set of A-Level results.

“These achievements are a testament to their commitment, determination and resilience, as well as the unwavering support of their parents and carers and the dedication of our highly experienced staff. Our students have approached their exams with maturity, positivity and perseverance.

“They deserve great credit for the way they have risen to the challenge and achieved their goals.

“Our staff are also to be highly commended for their expertise, encouragement and tireless efforts in ensuring that students are not only exceptionally well taught but also fully prepared to succeed in their examinations.”

In total, 63 students (63 per cent of the cohort) achieved three or four A- C grades across their subjects this year. There were 100 per cent A-B grades for those sitting art and design and criminology.

Notable achievements include:

Briony Sweeting 4 A-Levels at A* who is planning to take a gap year with an internship;

Evie Daly 4 A-Levels at A- B and is planning to study law;

Claude Ham 4 A-Levels at A- B and is planning to study musical theatre;

Harriet Drewery 4 A-Levels at A and is planning to take a gap year;

Karolis Bledis 4 A-Levels at A- C and is planning to study mathematics;

Lily Theyer 4 A-Levels at A – B and is planning to study dietetics;

Abbie Rowbottom 4 A-Levels at A – C and is planning to study mathematics;

Lilia Cundy 3 A-Levels at A – A and is planning to take a gap year;

Emily Partridge 3 A-Levels at A* – A and is planning to study history;

Alexa Shogy 3 A-Levels at A* – A and is planning to study medicine;

Summer Allen 3 A-Levels at A* – B and is planning to take a gap year;

Bella Li 3 A-Levels at A* – B and is planning to take a gap year;

Caspian Szczygiel 3 A-Levels at A*- C and is planning to study paramedic science;

Ava Twell 3 A-Levels at A and is planning to take a gap year.

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