A-LEVELS 2022: Maiden Erlegh School pupils celebrate grades significantly up on 2019
Maiden Erlegh School pupils celebrate grades significantly up on 2019
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A-LEVELS 2022: Almost two-thirds of Waingels students achieve A*-B
Lindsey Humber, head of school at Waingels College, said the staff are "immensely proud" of the students' achievements.
A-LEVELS 2022: ‘Resilient’ Emmbrook students celebrate as nearly half receive an A
More than a quarter of all grades were A* or A and over 50% of grades at A*-B.
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