Pupils Achieve Excellent A Level Results

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18 August 2022

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Bishop’s Stortford College is pleased to announce that 85% of its 2022 A Level results have been graded A*-B with 30% graded at A* and 49 students gaining three grade As or better.

80% of students have gained places at their first choice of university, including Medicine or Veterinary Science applicants Ellie B, Alice DB, Pippa D, Marcin M, Leland Y and Jessica Z who have places at Cardiff University, Aston University, University of Lincoln, Imperial College London, University of Hong Kong, and University of Edinburgh. Head Girl Vibha M is also off to study Medicine at University College London with Head Boy Charlie H off to study Film at University of Westminster.

Heads of school Some of the students studying medicine

A number of the medical students have been awarded the Douglas Knock Memorial Fund Award, a special prize awarded to selected Old Stortfordians who leave Bishop’s Stortford College to pursue a degree and training in medicine or a closely related field. Recipients of the award receive a £4000 bursary each year for a three-year period to support their studies.

This year three students are heading off to Oxbridge. Will C to study Classics at University of Cambridge, and Catherine M to study Philosophy and French and Carissa P to study Chemistry both at University of Oxford.

Oxbridge students

Several students are also going on to apprenticeships in areas as diverse as Law, Finance, Cyber Security and Social Media, including Lewis R who is taking up a Corporate Accountancy apprenticeship with local firm Price Bailey.

The College Head, Kathy Crewe-Read, said “I am extremely proud of the dedication and tenacity shown by our Upper Sixth. As the first cohort of students to sit A Level examinations since the pandemic began, their achievements today go beyond the grades they have received. The pride I feel in the way staff and students adapted to rise above the challenges placed in front of them – particularly in the first year of their A Level study – is immense.”

Students talking and smiling on A Level results day 2022 Students laughing together on A Level results day 2022 

Two students hugging on A Level results day 2022 Students hugging on A Level results day 2022

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