Bushey Meads celebrates 'outstanding' A-level results

Pupils at Bushey Meads School in Coldharbour Lane were in bright and early as they anxiously waited to find out their results. Many knew that they had already been accepted into universities but it was clear to see the excitement and nerves of how well they actually did in their exams.

Isabella Stovey, who achieved an A* in fine art, an A in media, and a B in Geography, and Sam Farman got the grades they needed to get into their respective uni's.

Amira Izhar, achieved two A*’s, and two A’s and will be beginning a new chapter at Oxford University in September to study English.

Meanwhile, Michael Freeman achieved A* grades in maths and further maths as well as a B in computer studies. He will be going to Exeter to study computer science and maths.

And Sam Farman was delighted with his results. He got A’s in geography, economics, law, and the extended project qualification. He will also be going to Exeter University to study law.

Michael Freeman is off to Exeter University

Across the board, more than one in ten sixth form students at Bushey Meads achieved the highest grades of AAB or higher. Every student achieved a grade at A-level while 76 per cent of students achieved grades of C or above.

Principal at the school Jeremy Turner said: “We are once again thrilled and delighted with the outstanding success of our A Level students. The vast majority have achieved their places at some of the country’s top universities and the headline figures demonstrate that the school is continuing to provide a high quality education to students in the local area.

“I would like to congratulate and thank all the hard working and dedicated staff, students and their parents for their continued commitment and ongoing support.”

Sam Baker (left) is going to Loughborough Uni to study aeronautical engineering while Harry Eagell will be studying biomedicine in Surrey as he follows his dreams of becoming a doctor