A WOODLEY college has seen almost two-thirds of its pupils obtain A* to B grades, with 35% achieving A* to A in their A-Level results.
Lindsey Humber, head of school at Waingels College, said the staff are “immensely proud” of the students’ achievements after two years of disrupted learning.
She said: “Our students have shown remarkable maturity and resilience and our teachers and support staff have worked tirelessly to ensure students are all able to progress onto further education and study, and we look forward to seeing what they will achieve in the future.”
As well as A-Levels, pupils on vocational courses are receiving their results today and the average grade at Waingels was a distinction.
The school is also celebrating some of its pupils’ “truly outstanding achievements”.
Millie has accepted an offer from the University of Bristol to study Geography
Arun will be heading to Oxford University’s Worcester College to read German.
Matthew is going to study Mathematics at the University of Warwick
Deborah joined the college in Year 12 from another local school and, whilst holding a role on the Waingels head team, will be going to study sports rehabilitation at AECC University College.
Many of the students will also be starting apprenticeships in the coming months.
Ben has secured a nuclear engineering apprenticeship with AWE, Jamie will be starting an apprenticeship in project management at Thames Water and Jade is going to do an apprenticeship with British Airways.
