A-level Results Day 2019: Bourne Grammar results

Bourne Grammar’s students are celebrating impressive and well-earned results with their parents, friends and teachers this morning (Thursday, August 15).

This year’s cohort of 187 is by far the largest at the school.

In total, 561 A-level results were achieved by students at the school, almost all obtaining three A-level grades. 152 of the grades were A or A* grades.

An impressive 22 students obtained exclusively A* or A grades, and 40 A* grades were achieved in all. There were 112 A grades.

In percentage terms, 7.1 per cent of all grades were A* grades, 27.1 per cent were A* or A, 61.1 per cent were B or better and 81.5 per cent of grades were C or better.

Ashok Banerjee achieved four A* grades in mathematics, further mathematics, physics and chemistry and will go on to study at Cambridge.

Megan Hassall and Neve Hattee each achieved three A* grades in mathematics, biology and chemistry.

Abi Cooper achieved a most impressive set of grades in her four A-levels, gaining A*A*AA in French, geography, physical education and biology.

Adam Jordan also achieved A*A*AA, in history, Spanish, French and geography.

Conor Bateman was awarded A*A*A as did Niamh Brown, Stanley Godfrey (who proceeds to Oxford), Robert McAndrew and Chloe Winham.

Bourne Grammar’s headteacher, Jonathan Maddox, said: "This year the students faced additional challenges - more demanding courses and everything examined in the final examinations - and they responded with incredible commitment.

"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."

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