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A-LEVELS 2022: Little Heath commends students for “determination, resilience, and commitment”

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Thursday, August 18, 2022 2:08 pm
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More than two in five students have received at least one A grade or higher and more than one in five have achieved two or more A-grades or higher. Picture: Adam Morris, Courtesy of Little Heath School

More than two in five students have received at least one A grade or higher and more than one in five have achieved two or more A-grades or higher. Picture: Adam Morris, Courtesy of Little Heath School

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LITTLE HEATH School has commended students as they collect their results on Thursday, August 18.It has announced that 52% of A-level grades were B or higher, as more than two in five students have received at least one A grade or higher and more than one in five have achieved two or more A-grades or higher.

David Ramsden, Headteacher at Little Heath School, said: “All our staff have enjoyed working with the 2022 Year 13 cohort– they have coped so well with everything that has been thrown at them over the last two years, and deserve all the success they have achieved.”

The school thanked “teachers, leaders and support staff who have worked with our students throughout the last two years helping them to achieve excellent results.”

It has also announced that across vocational courses, 100% of students passed all qualifications and 42% of grades awarded were Distinction or Distinction-star grades.

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Students will be moving onto apprenticeship positions with Collins Aerospace and the University of West England, while others go on to read courses at Bristol, Warwick, Cardiff, and Southampton.

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