A-levels 2024: Bourne Grammar School has biggest cohort with best results

kerry.coupe@iliffepublishing.co.uk

Published: 10:11, 15 August 2024

Pupils at Bourne Grammar School are celebrating another record-breaking set of top-quality A-level results.

The school said its biggest ever cohort of 253 pupils sat A-level examinations this summer with 43 receiving a clean sweep of A* or A grades and seven achieving all A*s. Of all results, 84% were graded A*-C, 10% of all grades were A* grades, 32% were A* or A grades, and 63% were A*-B. The average A-level points score was 38.3.

Headteacher Alastair Anderson said “This year the students responded to the challenge of A-level study with incredible commitment.

Froher Nabizadah's stellar A*A*A results have secured her a place at Imperial College London to read electrical engineering

Sophie Brown and her proud mum celebrate her results

“The students’ outstanding results richly reward all their hard work; they are now in a strong and confident position as they move forward to the next stage of their lives. Warmest congratulations to all.”

Adam Taylor (A*AAA) and his proud father celebrating securing a place to study artificial intelligence at University of Southampton

Catie Dawson (AA*A) and Megan Smith (A*A*A*) are both thrilled with their grades. Catie will now study law at the University of Oxford, while Megan will read architecture at the University of Nottingham

David Hyam and his family, a few moments after finding he has been accepted to read history and politics at the University of Cambridge

A stunning clean sweep of A*A*A* grades for Elijah Ford, who goes on to read computer science and philosophy at the University of Oxford

With 26 A-level subjects across a wide range of academic subjects, including modern foreign languages, STEM courses and six social sciences, Bourne Grammar is proud to be able to provide a wide range of options for Year 11 students as they progress to sixth form study.

Bourne Education Kerry Coupe