A-level results 2013: Welwyn Garden City students ‘come up trumps’
Published:
11:10 AM August 15, 2013
Updated:
8:23 PM November 3, 2020
Highest performing student Chibogu Egotanwa, who got two A*s and an A, with head teacher Kate Smith at Monk's Walk School - Credit: Archant
THE number of top A-level grades shot up at a Welwyn Garden City school, it was announced today (Thursday).
Students from Monk’s Walk School picked up their results this morning, with the headteacher praising their hard work.
The pass rate at A2 level was 98 per cent, with 23 per cent of entries awarded grades A* or A.
And 54 per cent of entries were grated at A* to B – a 16 per cent improvement on 2012.
Head Katie Smith said: “This is a fine achievement by all concerned.
“All of our students follow challenging academic A-level courses and they have come up trumps.
“I am very proud of them all.”
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