A-LEVEL RESULTS 2023
- Top 10% of all post-16 providers for student progress (ALPS)
- A*'s 12.3%
- A*- A rate: 30%
- A*- B rate 56%
- Six students secured places to study at Oxford and Cambridge
- Four students achieved the grades necessary to study medicine or veterinary science
These grades represent a return to pre-pandemic grading this summer and are therefore directly comparable only to 2019 results.
A-LEVEL RESULTS 2022
- Top 5% of all post-16 providers for student progress (ALPS)
- A*- A rate: 43%
- 73% of our grades were at A*- B
- 20% of our students secured 3 or more A*/A grades
OXBRIDGE/MEDICINE
Nick Watson – History at Oxford University
Bailey Kaye – Chemistry at Oxford
Grace White – Human Science at Oxford
Anton March – Music at Oxford
Kirsty Doughty – Veterinary Medicine at the University of London
A-LEVEL RESULTS 2021
“This cohort of students has been the most affected by the pandemic. They have shown huge resilience. Many of them have secured the university places and the jobs they wanted. We are delighted for them as they move on to the next phase of their lives. They are very special young people in so many ways.” – Chris Hardwell, Director of Sixth Form:
“It was such a relief to see our students gain the grades they deserved. They worked so hard for them, despite the challenges of the pandemic. Our rigorous assessment processes ensured that their grades represent a true picture of their capabilities. There is a life beyond Covid-19 and our young people could not be better prepared to make the very best of the opportunities ahead of them.” – John Tomsett, Headteacher.
High Attainment
5 A* grades: Emily Mould
4 A* grades and 1 A grade: Freya Gibbon
4 A* grades: Carl Bouchard
4 A* grades: Lydia Noble
4 A* grades: Edward Tribe
3 A* grades and 1 A grade: Hannah Black
3 A* grades and 1 A grade: Emily Brookes
3 A* grades and 1 A grades: Olivia Cupaiolo
3 A* grades and 1 A grade: Chris Edmunds
3 A* grades and 1 A grade: Gabrielle Millward
3 A* grades: Ciara Watt
2 A* grades and 2 A grades: Leah Beamish
2 A* grades and 2 A grades: Sam Beukers-Stewart
2 A* grades and 2 A grades: Eve Fawcett
2 A* grades and 2 A grades: Louie Johnson-Todd
2 A* grades and 2 A grades: Anton March
2 A* grade and 2 A grades: Laura Murray
2 A* grades and 2 A grades: Anna Riley
2 A* grades and 1 grade: AJ Bryce
2 A* grades and 1 grade: Ben Cockerill
2 A* grades and 1 grade: Lukas Robinson
2 A* grades and 1 A grade: Emma Lack
1 A* grade and 3 A grades: Freya Gething
1 A* grade and 3 A grades: Owen Harrison
1 A* grade and 3 A grades: Joshua Joseph
1 A* grade and 3 A grades: Leila Neberay
1 A* grade and 3 A grades: Isobel Powell
1 A* grade, 2 A grades and 1 B grade: James Chaplin
1 A* grade, 2 A grades and 1 B grade: Lucy Jones
1 A* grade, 2 A grades and 1 B grade: Erin Booth
1 A* grade, 2 A grades and 1 B grade: Megan Harpin
1 A* grade, 2 A grades and 1 B grade: Sophia Manfredi
1 A* grade and 2 A grades: Fay Clark
1 A* grade and 2 A grades: Grace Hodgson
1 A* grade and 2 A grades: Rob Kay
1 A* grade and 2 A grades: Nina Longridge
1 A* grade and 2 A grades: Natalie Merrick
1 A* grade and 2 A grades: Mary Wheldon
1 A* grade and 2 A grades: Niamh Porter
4 A grades: Rachel Jones
Music Destinations
Will Clark: Royal Academy of Music
Isaac Burland: Guidhall School of Music and Drama
Elena Whiteley: Royal Northern College of Music
Oxbridge/Medicine
Olivia Cupaiolo: Keele University to study Medicine
Chris Edmunds: Oxford University to study Geography
Joshua Joseph: Newcastle University to study Medicine
Lydia Noble: Cambridge University to study Education
Edward Tribe: Oxford University to study Law with German Law
Stephanie Schnurr: Imperial College London to study Medicine
A-LEVEL RESULTS 2020
A*- A rate: 45%
A*- B rate: 76%
High attainment – the following students are just some of those at Huntington who attained three or more A*/A grades:
- Samuel Booth
- Holly Boyle
- Douglas Buchanan
- Megan Cockerill
- Annabel Cooper
- Rosalind Cooper
- Samuel Curtis
- Owen Dawber
- Millie Elcock
- Jasmine Foo
- Catherine Garbett
- Krista Joseph
- Hannah Lindley
- Dave Olsen
- Isabel Plummer
- Annabel Sykes
- John Tuffen
Five Huntington students secured places at Oxbridge:
Five of our students made it to Oxford or Cambridge this year, the highest number ever. We are delighted for the following students:
- Holly Boyle: Law with French Law (Oxford)
- Megan Cockerill: Modern and Medieval Languages (Cambridge)
- Rosalind Cooper: Geography (Cambridge)
- Sam Curtis: Mathematics (Oxford)
- Dave Olsen: Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) (Oxford)
Huntington Sixth Form has been placed in the top 10% of A-level Providers over the last three years (ALPS)
According to the Department for Education students achieved results 19% higher than the national average in 2019. This means students made 19% more progress than the government estimated they should have done.
A-LEVEL RESULTS 2019:
A* – A rate: 34%
A*- B rate: 65%
High Attainment:
4 A* grades and 1 A grade: Ines Blanco
4 A* grades: name not released
4 A* grades: Veronica Filak
3 A* grades and 2 A grades: Movindu Dassanayake
3 A* grades and 2 A grades: name not released
3 A* grades and 2 A grades: Joshua Walker
3 A* grades and 1 A grade: Nicholas Walker
3 A* grades: Benjamin Snashall
3 A* grades: Charlie Lane
3 A* grades: name not released
2 A* grades and 1 A grade: Emma Waine
1 A* grade and 4 A grades: Caitlin Ryder
1 A* grade and 3 A grades: Cameron Humphreys
1 A* grade and 2 A grades: name not released
1 A* grade and 2 A grades: name not released
1 A* grade and 2 A grades: Katie Page
3 A grades: Ebony Carty
3 A grades: Chris Aschmann
3 A grades: name not released
3 A grades: Katie Chaplin
3 A grades: Ross Peterson
3 A grades: Isaac Steuer
Elite Universities:
Ines Blanco: Medicine at Edinburgh University
Name not released: Modern Languages at Durham University
Movindu Dassanayake: Physics at Imperial University
Veronica Filak: Veterinary Science at Nottingham University
Charlie Lane: Law at Durham University
Caitlin Ryder: Medicine at York University
Joshua Walker: History and Politics at Oxford University
Comments from Chris Hardwell, Director of Sixth Form
“These outstanding results are a testament to the two years of dedication and hard work of our students. It was great to see so many smiling faces as they picked up their results.”
“At a time when young people are under intense scrutiny and pressure our students are achieving at an exceptional level. This is down to the hard work of our students, the high standard of teaching and the excellent relationships between staff and students.”
