Alderbrook School is delighted to report outstanding A Level results this summer and we would like to congratulate all our students.
The 2022 cohort has shown remarkable resilience over the last few years and have been awarded with very strong outcomes. 43% of all A Level grades at Alderbrook this year are A/A* and over 71% of all grades are A*-B. Our students are now deservedly going onto a range of fantastic destinations in higher education, training and employment and we wish them all the very best in their future endeavours.
Those heading to university this September will be attending institutions across the UK, with a large number continuing to achieve places at ‘Russell Group’ universities, including: Oxford, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, York, Leeds, Liverpool, Nottingham, Warwick and York. Reflecting the academic interests and talents of this year group, students will study a wide range of courses, from Politics to Physiotherapy; Dentistry to Law; Architecture to Egyptology and Ancient History. We wish them all great success.
Honourable mentions go to Chiara who achieved 3 A* A Level grades – Chiara looks forward to joining Brasenose College at Oxford University to study History, and Harry who achieved a phenomenal 4 A*s and will be going to Warwick to study Maths. Owen, Elena, Adam, Zain, David and Mollie are also to be applauded for their outstanding performance of straight A*s. Our congratulations to 22 students who all achieved a flush of A/A* grades across 3 or 4 A Level subjects. Special acknowledgement also goes to a number of students who all made significant progress from their KS4 starting point.
Alderbrook’s Headteacher, Tom Beveridge, said: “We are immensely proud of all the achievements of our students, especially after such a difficult and disrupted period. They have truly lived out the school values of Ambition, Bravery and Kindness, and we wish them all the very best in their onward study, training and employment. Our teachers have worked tirelessly to ensure students are all able to progress onto destinations of their choice, and we look forward to seeing what they will achieve in the future. Our students are more than a grade; they are exceptional, inspiring, and talented young people and I couldn’t be prouder of them.”
Frankie Bryan, Director of Sixth Form, said: “We are delighted that despite the challenging circumstances students have faced, our leavers have been able to progress to higher education or apprenticeships of their choosing. This is testament to the close-knit community here at Alderbrook with committed students and staff working hard, fully supported by our parents/carers.
Congratulations to you all!”