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Following the A-level results, Kent College is celebrating yet another successful set of GCSE outcomes with 51% of all grades awarded at an A or A*.
Kent College girls achieved excellent
results across the board. In particular, 100% of students studying further maths secured either an A*/A and 81% achieved an A*/A in English literature. Kent College has a strong commitment to developing girls’ creativity and 80% of all grades in drama were an A*/A. Kent College has a breadth of GCSE and IGCSE options on offer, from maths to textiles, economics to Latin.
King’s Rochester
technology with more than 90% A*-B grades. Biology, chemistry and physics all achieved over 80% A*-B grades among the two thirds of pupils who sat the more rigorous Triple Science course. Music and art have always been strong subjects at King’s Rochester, and this year art celebrated 100% A*/A grade success with music gaining 100% A*-B.
Bethany School Benenden School
Benenden School is delighted to report another year of excellent achievements by girls in both their GCSEs – with more than half of all results being graded at A* – and A-levels. Overall, a remarkable 53% of all GCSEs
were graded at A*, with 522 qualifi cations at this level. This is an improvement on last year’s performance of 51%. Thirty-eight girls (40% of the year group) received nothing less than an A when they opened their results envelope. It has been another strong year of A-level
results at Benenden with 26% of grades A*. It is particularly pleasing for more than a quarter of all grades to be at the very top level in a year where reaching the top grade has become more demanding as a result of Government reforms. As ever, behind the overall fi gures there
King’s Rochester Pupils at King’s Rochester were jumping for joy when they received a record-breaking set of GCSE results with 24% of all grades at A* and 48% at A*/A.
Just under half of all pupils attained at
least fi ve A*/A grade GCSEs, 30% achieved straight A*-B grades and 69% of all grades were at A*-B level.
Such successful grades were achieved
across all subjects with notable performances coming from English, German and design and
Bethany School Year 11 pupils at Bethany have achieved outstanding GCSE results, far exceeding the national expectations, with 58% achieving A*-B grades. The exam results are testament to the outstanding progress made by our pupils. Headmaster Francie Healy said: “I am ecstatic with the superb GCSE results of our impressive Year 11 pupils. Our hard-working, dedicated and pupil-centred staff provide the support needed to ensure all pupils make exceptional progress, resulting in excellent outcomes.”
Meanwhile, the recent upward trend of A-level pupils achieving A* and A grades continued at Bethany School with the high achieving pupils securing places at their preferred universities, including Manchester, Bath, Durham and Leeds.
were some outstanding individual results – 41 girls (45%) achieved at least three A grades and 10% of girls are celebrating at least three A* grades each, and in addition to Cambridge, pupils have secured places on highly selective courses at prestigious universities including the London School of Economics (LSE), Imperial College London, Durham, Edinburgh and Oxford.
Benenden School
Local school celebrates IB success
Tonbridge Grammar School students and staff had a great deal to celebrate as results for the International Baccalaureate Diploma were published across the world. Isabel Lavenstein achieved the highest possible score of 45 points and she joins a very select group of students to achieve this exceptional score each year worldwide. Isabel will be going onto study Economics at Jesus College Cambridge. Two students achieved 44 points, including Isabella Savage who will join St Catharine’s College Cambridge for Natural Sciences.
With a further six students achieving 43 and 12 being awarded 42 points there was plenty to celebrate. Half the year group are celebrating point scores of 38 and above (equivalent to three A* and one A at A-level) and 82% of this year’s Diploma graduates achieved points totals that put them in the highest echelons of UK academic achievement (three A*s at A-level). The average point score achieved was 37 – continuing the school’s strong record of achievement since having moved to an exclusively IB Diploma Sixth Form fi ve years ago.
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