Stationers’ Crown Woods Academy Reports Impressive A-Level and Vocational Outcomes
Stationers’ Crown Woods Academy is delighted to announce another year of strong A level and vocational results, with students once again demonstrating remarkable academic achievements.
This year, A level students not only matched but, in many cases, exceeded the excellent results achieved in the last academic year. Impressively, in 11 A level subjects, over 50% of students achieved grades A*-B. Vocational students also maintained their strong performance, achieving an average grade of Distinction, reflecting their hard work and dedication.
Among the standout achievements this year, five students achieved an average point score of 50, the equivalent of straight A grades. This accomplishment is particularly notable, given reports that around 16,000 fewer top A level grades were awarded this summer.
Significant individual achievements include:
- Benjamin, who achieved A*, A, B in religious education, law, and history. Benjamin will be pursuing a degree in law at the University of Reading;
- Hannah, who earned A, A, A in English literature, law, and sociology. Hannah is set to study law at Queen Mary University of London;
- Selma, who achieved A*, A, B in art, sociology, and politics. Selma will be studying criminology at the University of Westminster;
- Naglis, who attained A*, A, B in mathematics, business, and further maths. Naglis is off to study mathematics at University College London; and
- Gabby, who earned A, A, A in biology, chemistry, and psychology. Gabby will be pursuing medicine at Imperial College London.
These outstanding results reflect the academy’s commitment to nurturing each student’s potential and preparing them for success in their future endeavours.
Mr Sparks, Principal of Stationers’ Crown Woods Academy, expressed his pride in the students’ accomplishments, stating:
“This year’s results are a true testament to the hard work and resilience of our students, the support of their families, and the dedication of our staff. I am incredibly proud of what our students have achieved. As they move forward into higher education, apprenticeships, or their chosen careers, I wish them every success in the future.”
