A-level results 2013: Huge jump in grades at Brookmans Park school
Alex Anderson and Raquel Sutherland, from Chancellor's School, collecting their results - Credit: Archant
A SCHOOL in Brookmans Park saw its A-level results improve by an impressive 10 per cent since last year.
Chancellor's School's head student, Clare Roper, celebrating her A Level results including A* in History - Credit: Archant
Students and staff at Chancellor’s School are celebrating after learning that 62 per cent of grades were A*, A or B – 10 per cent higher than last year.
Headteacher David Croston branded the results “superb”, and added: They are an excellent group of students who have not only worked hard for themselves, but have made a significant contribution to the whole school.
“It is no surprise that their results are a marked improvement on the previous year.
“We are proud of every single one of them and wish them continued success and happiness in the future.”
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There were some remarkable individual performances.
The highest achievers were Robbie Clarke and Alex Tetlow, who both achieved a fantastic four A*s – top grades in every one of their subjects.
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Students who also attained A* grades were Olivia Coffey, Steffi Extence, Jack Gevertz, Natasha Homer, Sam Krelle, Harry Mason, Priyan Mistry, Lia Neophytou, Clare Roper, Emma Taylor and Emma Watson.
