Students at a Bushey school have continued its “upward trajectory” with fantastic A-Level and BTEC results.
The Grange Academy, in London Road, has shared that 77 per cent of its pupils are heading to university in September 2024 after picking up the results they needed.
It added that 98 per cent of entries passed and 44 per cent of its students achieved at least one A* to B grade.
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Principal Danny Bryant said: “The year 13 students have lived and breathed our values, knowledge, aspiration, and respect, and have supported me in moving the school forward, sharing in my passion for continually improving how we serve our students at The Grange Academy.
“Their dedication, time, and reflections have been invaluable to me and will leave a lasting legacy at the school.”
The secondary school spotlighted six students it said should be particularly proud of their achievements.
Alice Heuston - A*; B; B. Alice has accepted a place to study psychology with criminology at City, University of London.
Holly O’Grady – Distinction; Distinction; Merit. Holly has accepted a place to study therapeutic psychology and counselling at the University of Roehampton.
Alice Heuston (left), Holly O'Grady (right). (Image: The Grange Academy)
Isabelle Casey – A; B; B. Isabelle has accepted a place to study law at the University of Southampton.
Isabelle Casey. (Image: The Grange Academy)
Jack Watson – A; A; B. Jack has accepted a place to study law at the University of Sussex.
Jack Watson. (Image: The Grange Academy)
Chamond Wijethilaka – A; B; B; C. Chamond has accepted a place to study accounting and finance at the University of Surrey.
Gideon Adjei – B; B; Distinction. Gideon has accepted a place to study accounting, finance and management at the University of Nottingham.
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