A-Level Results 2024
Christleton Sixth Form Students Celebrate Their Brilliant A-Level Results
Sixth Form students at Christleton High School are celebrating today, following the release of their A-Level and BTEC exam results.
This year’s incredible results are a further improvement on our excellent grades in 2023. Our A-Level results exceed the national average for A*-A and A*-C grades, which puts our students in the best position for their transition to university life or employment. In addition to A-Levels, we also offer a range of high performing BTEC courses where our average result in 2024 is a Distinction*.
Each student has risen to the challenge and ably demonstrated their commitment to hard work, and determination that will no doubt be invaluable for the next steps in their education path or career, whether that is university, apprenticeships or straight into the workforce.
Our highest achieving students included:
- Leandra de Kiewit, A* A* A* A*, who will go on to study Computer Science at the University of Sheffield
- Loki Konstant-Hambling, A* A* A* (and an A in an AS Subject), who will go on to study General Engineering at Durham University
- Ethan Burkinshaw, A* A* A*, who will go on to study Natural Sciences at Durham University
- Rebecca Hudson, A* A* A*, who will go on to study Dentistry at the University of Birmingham
Exceptional results have also been obtained by:
- Jenna Alexander, A* A* A, who will go on to study Dentistry at the University of Glasgow
- Isabel Barnes, A* A A, who will go on to study Medicine at the University of Birmingham
- Josie Bingham, A* A* A, who will go on to study Mathematics at the University of Bristol
- Imogen Fisher, A* A* A, who will go on to study Film, Photography and Media at the University of Leeds
- Mark Hannay, A* A A, who will go on to study Ancient and Modern History at the University of Oxford
- Isabel Highfield, A* A A, who will go on to study Graphic Design and Illustration at Liverpool John Moores University
- Amy McDonnell, A* A* A, who will go on to study Fine Art at the University of Leeds
- Simran Rayet, A* A A, who will go on to study Law at the University of Birmingham
- Tomos Smalldon, A* A A A, who will go on to study Physics at the University of Manchester
- Alicia Wright, A* A A, who will go on to study Physiotherapy at the University of Nottingham
Special mentions must also be extended to the following students for exceptional progress:
- Grace Moorhead, A* A B, who will go on to study Medicine at the University of Leeds
- Kimberley Moulton, D* D* in Level 3 BTEC Health & Social Care and Level 3 BTEC Sport
- Sam Jones, B B B, who will go on to study Politics at the University of Leeds
- Evie Stephen, A B C, who will go on to study Law and Criminology at the University of Sheffield
- Lucy Durrant, A B B, who will go on to study Sport and Exercise Science at the University of Nottingham
- Andrii Kriazhev, B B C, who will go on to study Modern Politics and History at the University of Manchester
Commenting on the fantastic results, Headteacher, Kevin Smith, said:
“As a school, we are extremely proud of the maturity our Sixth Formers have shown during their two-year study programme. They have rightly been rewarded with some fabulous results that will no doubt help them to transition from school to university life or employment in the wider working world.
On behalf of all of us at Christleton High School, I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate each of our students on their hard-earned achievements. I would also like to extend thanks to our teachers for their continued commitment and professionalism, and finally, to parents and carers, whose support and constant encouragement has no doubt meant so much to our students’ morale.”
Associate Assistant Headteacher of Post 16 Education, Jake Rose, was also keen to praise our students for their achievements:
"Christleton Sixth Form has a proud tradition of both academic excellence and personal development. This exceptional set of results not only highlights the level of commitment our students have put in, but also to how well prepared they are for their next steps. With many of our students going on to study at top universities in a vast range of subjects, ranging from Medicine to History and others achieving placements on competitive apprenticeship courses, it really was fantastic to see so many of our students relish in their results.
It was an absolute privilege to see so many happy faces as our students opened their envelopes and share in their success! I really couldn’t be prouder, and I wish all our (now) former students a happy, healthy, and successful future. As you now become part of a special Christleton Alumni Community, we can't wait to see what the future brings for you all!"