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A-Level Results: Highdown commends ‘dedication and commitment’ as students collect grades

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Thursday, August 14, 2025 2:14 pm
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Max and William were among the students collecting results from Highdown School. Picture: Highdown School

Max and William were among the students collecting results from Highdown School. Picture: Highdown School

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HIGHDOWN School is celebrating students who are collecting their A-Level and Level 3 results today, commending their “unwavering aspiration, dedication and commitment.”

Of A-levels earned, 21.4% an A or A* grade, with over half of all entries securing an A*- B grade.

Of students who undertook an Extended Project Qualification alongside their A-Levels, 82% achieved an A or A* grade, and the average grade for vocational subjects was a distinction.

Among the highlights were Miles Escott, who was awarded 4 A* in Computing, Physics, Maths and Further Maths; Noah Mitchell, who achieved 3A* and 1A in Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Chemistry; and Scarlett Mendham, who is set to go to Cambridge University next year with 3 A* in Biology, Chemistry and Maths.

Elsewhere, Chloe Waite achieved 3A* in Economics, Maths and Psychology; Georgie Wilson was awarded 3A* in Biology, Chemistry and Maths; and Jack Etherington was awarded 2A* in History and Maths and a Distinction* in Physical Education.

It comes after the school received a record number of both internal and external applications to join the Sixth Form in September.

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Laura Mathews, Headteacher, Highdown School and Sixth Form Centre, said: “I’d like to congratulate Highdown Sixth Form students for all they have achieved and thank staff and families for all their dedication and support.

“You are a talented and dynamic group of individuals and we wish you all the best success for your future–well done!”

James Nicholson, CEO, GLF Schools, said: “Congratulations to all our students and staff. I wish everyone the very best for the future, and I’m delighted that staff, students and families can be very proud of all the impressive achievements.”

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