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A level results
15 August 2024
Congratulations to Christ’s Hospital students on their A Level results.
Students at Christ’s Hospital should be incredibly proud of their accomplishments. Their results are even more notable given the significant disadvantages many of them have overcome in achieving them. On average, the cohort achieved 138 UCAS points, equivalent to AAB with 35% of the grades being awarded at A or above.
Within these results there are some fantastic individual achievements with around 30% of the cohort gaining the equivalent of AAA or higher and 17 students achieving A*, A*, A* or equivalent. The top two individuals secured five A*-A grades.
A*-A % | 35 |
A*-B % | 69 |
A*-C % | 88 |
Pass % | 99 |
Head Teacher Simon Reid said: “We are thrilled that 97% of our leavers who applied to university this year have successfully gained either their first choice or insurance offer.
“Our students have been accepted onto courses at “higher tariff” universities including Oxford, Cambridge, Bristol, Warwick, Durham, Manchester, Kings College London, Leeds, Southampton, Exeter, and University College London.
I am incredibly proud of our students; they have worked hard and fully deserve their success.”
GCSE results
22 August 2024
Students and staff at Christ’s Hospital, are celebrating a fantastic set of (I)GCSE results.
Our Year 11 students should be immensely proud of their achievements with almost two thirds of grades being awarded at level 7 or higher which is a 6% improvement over last year’s results.
A stunning 41% of all grades awarded were at level 8 or higher.
Of the cohort of 140 students:
- 31 students achieved 10 or more grades at level 7 or above
- 15 students achieved at least five level 9 grades
- One student achieved 10 straight level 9 grades
Head Teacher, Simon Reid said: “I am delighted to report that our students have done fantastically well and secured a stunning set of GCSE results.
“I am particularly proud of our students as many have had to overcome significant adversity and have shown such resilience and an impressive work ethic to obtain these results. Their achievements are a testament to their determination to succeed.”
We wish the cohort all the very best for their future sixth form studies.