A-level results 2015: Staff at Meridian School in Royston ‘delighted’ with students’ success
Annabel Gee, Hannah Smith, Gus Rees, Ryan Judge and Eleanor Coxall from Meridian School celebrating their AS results. - Credit: Archant
Staff at Royston’s Meridian School say they are delighted with this year’s A-level results, which have been released this morning.
Annabel Gee, Hannah Smith, Gus Rees, Ryan Judge and Eleanor Coxall from Meridian School celebrating their AS results. - Credit: Archant
Students have been visiting the school in Garden Walk to receive their results, with staff praising them for their hard work.
Assistant headteacher David Atkins said: “We are delighted with the successes achieved by our Year 12 and 13 students this summer.
“The Year 13 A-level cohort was a small group of students, many of whom worked very hard to overcome challenges and improve on previous achievements.
“They are now in a position to look forward to the next stage of their working lives, either at University or in training positions for employment. We wish them every success with this.”
Daniel Gee will be going to the University of East Anglia. - Credit: Archant
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Deputy head Kim Horner said: “Our Year 12 achieved AS level results which they can be proud of, setting themselves up for wonderful results in 2016. Congratulations to these students for all their hard work.”
Jess Weatherall, head of sixth form, added: “I’m really pleased with how well this year group has worked, and wish them the best of luck with the path they choose after sixth form.
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“A number of these students have made a considerable contribution to life in Royston, through sports, the performing arts and their volunteering work in the first and middle schools.”
The school has decided not to publish the overall percentage pass rate at this stage in a move repeated across North Herts, but have picked out some of this year’s star performers.
Nathan Coote achieved ABBD and is now going to Goldsmith's College in Londo. - Credit: Archant
In Year 13 they were:
• Kyran Perhar with AAA at A-level and a C at AS
• Daniel Gee with AAB at A-level and BBC at AS
• Alec Fynn with A*AC at A-level and a B at AS
• Nathan Coote with ABBD at A-level
Year 12 at AS level:
• Callum Marvell with AAAB
• Gus Rees with AAAB
• Hannah Smith with AAAC
• Annabel Gee with AAAC
• Hannah Pocock with ABBC
• Chloe Gobell with BBBB
