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A-LEVELS 2022: LVS Ascot students celebrate as 39 offered first choice university

by Daniel Blackham
August 18, 2022
in Education, Featured
HAPPY: Pupils at LVS Ascot increased the number of A* grades by 50% from 2021 Picture: Liz Finlayson/Vervate

HAPPY: Pupils at LVS Ascot increased the number of A* grades by 50% from 2021 Picture: Liz Finlayson/Vervate

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STUDENTS at LVS Ascot are commemorating a successful day after receiving their A-Level results on Thursday, August 18.

As of 8AM. 39 pupils had received offers from their preferred universities.

Despite a drop in top grades nationally, the school increased the number of A* grades by 50% from 2021.

Principal, Christine Cunniffe, said “We are so proud of all our pupils who have shown such resilience after not taking formal exams for two years, each and every one of them should be so proud of their outstanding results.

“We are so delighted that our results this year are the highest they have been in a decade, this is a testament to not only our students but our staff.”

Kiertan, head boy who achieved three A*’s and will be attending Imperial College in September.

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He said “I am really happy with my results, the support I have received from the teachers at LVS has impacted the grades I got today. I wish everyone the best of luck for their next steps.”

Joel, a sixth former who took BTEC’s, said “The small class sizes and support that each student receives enabled me to achieve great results.

“I am excited for my next steps at London South Bank University to take media production. LVS Ascot has left me with fond memories and great friends.”

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