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16 August 2018
The Kingsley School Sixth Form has excelled. The school achieved a 99.9% pass rate with over a third of all grades A* -As. Nearly two thirds of grades were A*-B and 82% A*-C.
75% of girls gained places at their first choice universities, with the remainder gaining places at their second choice destination. Amongst the excellent results and destinations are:
Head Girl Tanya Saunders, AAAB, studying Law at University of Leeds
Olivia Connelly, A*A*A, studying English with Business at Loughborough University
Tilly Owen, AAA, studying Geography at University of Leeds
Georgie Hill, A*AB, studying Fashion with Marketing at University of Southampton
Head Girl Megan Levis, A*AB, training in Primary Teaching at University of Winchester
Helena Farren, A*AB, studying Liberal Arts at University of Exeter
Cemre Gurkan, A*A*A*, who will be studying in New South Wales in Australia
Eliza Moore, who was awarded A*AA in her subjects, is deciding on her destination
Lottie Wright is studying Geography and Planning at Newcastle University
Emily Pettigrew is studying Maths at Swansea University
There are also a number of girls who accepted unconditional offers, including Charlotte Dennison, ABB, for Events Management at Oxford Brookes and Steph Robinson for Veterinary Bio Sciences at Aberystwyth. Emilia Atherton will also be undertaking an apprenticeship in Primary Teaching.
Head Teacher, Ms Heather Owens, says: “I am extremely proud of the girls’ academic excellence and individual successes. The strength of the partnership between students and staff in over 20 subjects has resulted in our girls being able to pursue ambitious, exciting and diverse destinations. The pursuit of these personal goals is inspiring, demonstrating the Kingsley ‘can-do’ ethos that we value so highly. I look forward to hearing about their continued success in the future.”
