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STUDENTS, parents and staff at Reading School enjoyed a splendid set of A-Level results on Thursday, August 17.
The school welcomed a ‘triumphant’ return to pre-pandemic performance levels, with many students securing places at prestigious higher education institutions and exciting career opportunities.
A staggering 94% of all entries were awarded A*-B grades, with 34% achieving A*s.
Daniel T achieved four A*s and will study Spanish and Linguistics at the University of Edinburgh, while Jonny R’s two A*s and an A will see him head to Liverpool to pursue Architecture.
Headmaster Mr Robson, said: “The journey of these last few years brought challenges to educators, learners, and parents alike and the strong set of exam results achieved reflect the resilience our students have shown in the face of challenges.
“Beyond academics, we’re focused on shaping well-rounded individuals who flourish through experiences and co-curricular activities. We encourage the development of character, nurturing responsible citizens who contribute positively to society.
“Congratulations to the Class of 2023 who have secured an impressive range of places at UK, US and international universities and esteemed apprenticeships.”
School captain, Daniyal V, secured four A*s to read PPE at the University of Oxford, and was one of 23 Reading School students gaining places on the most competitive courses at Oxford or Cambridge.
