A-level results 2019: Clapton Girls’ Academy in top 10% of sixth forms
(From left) Proud students: Fatema Delair, Kamara Venner and Sukie Jenkins show off their excellent results. - Credit: Clapton Girls' Academy
Clapton Girls’ Academy is in the top 10 per cent of sixth forms for A-level results for the third year running.
Baileigh St Hilaire achieved her dream of getting in to Oxford. - Credit: Clapton Girls' Academy
The school was celebrating some excellent results today with most of its students getting A* to C grades or distinctions and above at BTEC.
The number of girls getting grade As has gone up from 3pc to 28pc despite a national downward trend.
Sukie Jenkins, Fatema Delair and Kamara Venner all excelled in their A-levels and got A*s and A grades in subjects such as maths and physics.
Sukie has always been a high achiever at school and was "feeling great". "Clapton Girls' Academy is the most amazing and supportive place!" She said.
Clapton Girls' Academy celebrate A-level and BTEC results day. - Credit: Clapton Girls' Academy
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She is looking forward to studying politics and international relations at Bristol University.
Fatema managed to get an impressive five A-levels this year and will be studying film studies and history. Kamara will go on to study physics and philosophy.
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One student was particularly proud of her achievements this morning. Baileigh St Hilaire was surprised to discover she got into Oxford after opening her results.
She said: "I am shocked but so happy. The help I got from [the school] with my personal statement and their recommendation for me to be on the Oxford programme got me my dream."
Kamara Venner got two As and a B. She will be studying physics and philosophy at Bristol Universtiy. - Credit: Clapton Girls' Academy
Zaynah Bharuchi managed to get triple distinction stars which is equivalent to three A grades at A-level. She will be studying adult nursing at King's College.
Almost all students who took BTECs in health and social care and business achieved distinction stars or distinction grades.
Head Anna Feltham was delighted to be celebrating such brilliant results.
She told the Gazette: "It is great to see such strong progress from our students and so many achieving A* to B grades and Distinction Stars. It is no surprise that we have received a record number of applications for our fantastic sixth form."
Halima Karim got two distintion stars and a distinction in her BTEC and will soon be studying law at the University of Manchester. - Credit: Clapton Girls' Academy
Kamara Venner and Ms Celisse, Head of Yr 13. - Credit: Clapton Girls' Academy
Rbeeza Mobeen got an A and three B's in her A-levels and will be studying politics and international relations at SOAS university - Credit: Clapton Girls' Academy
Sukie Jenkins got A*s and will be studying politics and international relations at Bristol University. - Credit: Clapton Girls' Academy
Zainab Mulla achieved two A*s and an A and will go on to do an accounting degree apprenticeship. - Credit: Clapton Girls' Academy
Clapton Girls' Academy BTEC Students achieve great results. - Credit: Clapton Girls' Academy
Clapton Girls' Academy students celebrate their results. - Credit: Clapton Girls' Academy
Clapton Girls' Academy student shares her results with her teacher. - Credit: Clapton Girls' Academy
