Public Exam Results 2018

A Levels

The class of 2018 achieved well across the 24 A-level and BTEC subjects with an A*/B percentage of 52.9% at A Level and 93.3% Distinction*/Distinction in the BTEC Performing Arts. This is the last year the school will be offering the BTEC qualification, and these excellent results are a great way to end with the BTEC.

A number of our students achieved very highly, most notably, Nicole Bell who achieved A*, A, A, A in Drama and Theatre Studies, Geography, Media Studies and Spanish, Olivia Sirley, who achieved a Distinction *, Distinction * and C in BTEC Performing Arts and Drama and Theatre Studies, Laura Anderson Guimares who achieved A*, A, B in English Literature, Music and History, Sara Turtleboom who achieved A, A in Mathematics and Physics, Rohan Carr who achieved a Distinction, A, B in BTEC Performing Arts, Drama and Theatre Studies and English Literature.  Hannah Currie, who achieved A, A, A in Arts and Design, Theatre Studies and Business Studies, Jessica Ford who achieved a Distinction, A, B in BTEC Performing Arts, Drama and Theatre Studies and Media Studies and Natasha Panday-Dugdill who achieved A, A, B, in English Literature, Drama and Theatre Studies and History.

The school would like to congratulate all of the pupils on their successes across all subjects.

Students leaving the school this year will be going to a variety of destinations at prestigious academic and vocational schools. Nicole Bell will be going to Kings College London to read Spanish with Latin American Studies. Lily Conlon will be reading Drama and Theatre Arts at Goldsmiths University. Ben Middleton, Charlie Waddell and Rory Betts will be going to Arts Education School London to read a BA (Hons) in Musical Theatre. Laura Andresen Guimares and Ebba Haastrup have places at University of Surrey, GSA and Natasha Panday-Dugdill and Bethany White have both been accepted to the University of Nottingham. One of our Alumni, John Prowse, will be reading French and German at University of Bristol after taking a year out.  Rohan Carr has been offered a position as Assistant Stage Manager at the National Youth Theatre in the West End.

We wish all of our leavers the best of luck with their future endeavours and congratulate them on their achievements.

GCSE Results

This year’s candidates have worked extremely hard, which is reflected in their results this summer. Across the 19 subjects offered at GCSE and IGCSE our pupils have achieved significantly above the 9-7 national average, with 38% of them achieving these grades. We are proud of the 12% of pupils who achieved a 9 grade, which is nearly three times the national average.

A special mention needs to go to the school’s highest achievers; Louis Swanepoel (4 9s, 3A*s and 1 8), Rosalie Roger-Lacan (three 9s, four A*s and three 8s), Luke Shepard (three 9s, three A*s and three 8s), Poppy Wager-Leigh (pictured left with teacher Hannah Love.  Poppy has gained two 9s, two A*s, two 8s, two As), Basil James (one 9, three A*s, one 8 and two As) and Jacob Edwards (one 9, three A*s, four 8s and two As).

Principal Stefan Anderson said “In 2017 we had some of our highest GCSE results ever. It is remarkable that we have improved on this yet again. The pupils have worked extremely hard with the constant support of the outstanding teachers at Tring Park, who have helped the pupils to achieve these impressive results.

GCSE Cumulative Percentages

National Comparisons

A Level Cumulative Percentages

National Comparisons

BTEC Performing Arts Cumulative Percentages