Students at All Hallows have been celebrating A-level and Level 3 BTEC exam results in a year in which 31 per cent of all grades achieved were A* to A, a higher proportion than across England, Wales and Northern Ireland UK (28.5 per cent), and 62 per cent A* to B (across England, Wales and Northern Ireland it was 55.6 per cent).

This year 24 students achieved three or more A or A* grades or BTEC equivalent. These were Lilian Alhassan, Isaac Barney, Partha Calpakkam Lakshmikanthan, Daniel Distefano, Bella Fargeot-Deadman, Joseph Huntley, Victor Jolaoso, Ben Jones, Elizabeth Lathwell, Adrian Law, Chloe Linehan-Cannon, India Mackie, Izzy Norman, Max O’Connell, Francisco Peirone, Lucy Regan, Kashfa Sohail, Daniel Stevinson, Nati Tarnowska, Roni Tobi, Gabby Udebhulu, Tasha Udebhulu, Polina Volkova and Dale Woodend.

Students will now be embarking on a wide range of courses and apprenticeships across the UK and further afield, pursuing areas such as Fine Art, Computer Science, Medicine, Veterinary Science, Law and PPE.

Melody Esho, head of All Hallows Sixth Form College, said: “This year’s cohort are a very special group of young people who have demonstrated exceptional diligence, responsibility and good humour during their time with us. We are thrilled to celebrate their successes and wish them all the best for the future.”

Mark Baines, headteacher of the school and sixth form, said: “The All Hallows family is incredibly proud of the success of our Year 13 students and the contribution they have made to the school during their time here.

“I am extremely grateful to the parents and carers whose love and support has supported their child and the school throughout their studies and to our committed and excellent staff who have taught them. We wish them every success and happiness as they take their next steps.”