A secondary school has said it is “proud” of its students for their hard work as the A-Level results have been revealed.

Kings Langley School in Love Lane has commended its students for their “outstanding achievements and success” after many secured places at universities or apprenticeships.

Of the school’s 82 students, 70.3% received A* to C grades and 18.3% gained the top grades of A* to A.

Watford Observer: Left to right: Darcie Harding and Rocco BowesLeft to right: Darcie Harding and Rocco Bowes (Image: Kings Langley School)

The principal assistant headteacher, James Tubb, said: "The achievements and successes of our students today is the realisation of hard work and determination shown by our students during several years of disturbed education.”

Watford Observer: Left to right: Simrit Ahluwalia and Polly Edmunds Left to right: Simrit Ahluwalia and Polly Edmunds (Image: Kings Langley School)

This cohort of students would not have sat external GCSE exams due to the pandemic.

He added: “We are remarkably proud of all our students but more importantly, they should be proud of themselves and all that they have achieved. 

“This generation of young people remind us of the importance of not waiting for opportunities to come but creating them.

Watford Observer: Left to right: Archie Jones and Isabella Rawlings Left to right: Archie Jones and Isabella Rawlings (Image: Kings Langley School)

“The successes of our students on this A-Level results day continue to inspire us all that despite challenges, the unrelenting focus on preparing for the future and aspirations serves us the platform for unlocking potential for life.”