Students head to UK’s top universities after A Level success

Our Year 13 students are on their way to the country’s top universities after excelling in their A Level exams.  The students, for whom A Levels were their first experience of public examinations after their GSCEs were cancelled due to the pandemic, showed huge resilience and determination to record outstanding results.  The highest achievers and the destinations they are heading to are:

Finlay Bowler                4 A*s             Cambridge University, Natural Sciences           

Joseph De Kock            4 A*s             Warwick University, Maths & Physics

Leire Martin Del Cano 3 A*s              Bath University, Mechanical Engineering

Jamie Mistry                 3 A*s             Warwick University, Physics

Jun Harashima              3 A*s & 1 A    Imperial College London, Physics

Jayne O’Rourke            2 A*s & 1 A    Nottingham University, Architecture

Louis Walters                2 A*s & 1 A Nottingham University, Mathematical Physics

Toby Sporn                    2 A*s & 2 As    Cambridge University, Engineering

Joel Marklove               2 Dist*s & 1 A Sport Science, Liverpool John Moore University

Leah-Marie Duval        1 A* & 2 As      Nottingham University, Psychology

Charlotte Underwood 1 A* & 2 As      Business Management Degree Apprenticeship, Stellantis  

Oliver Gray                     Dist* & 2 As    Business Management, Liverpool University

The success stories do not end there with students thriving in the very competitive degree apprenticeship market and securing jobs where they can work and study Mechanical Engineering, Town Planning, Business Management and Quantity Surveying.   Three of the School’s sports stars are pursuing their sporting dreams, competing on the national badminton circuit, and training to be a coach at Chelsea FC.

Head of School, Dr Andrea Frame said: ‘I am so proud of our students’ achievements this year.  They have faced disruption and uncertainty from the pandemic for the whole of their Sixth Form experience, and yet they have remained calm, been resilient and adaptable and worked extremely hard to achieve these outstanding results.  I am also thankful to our staff who have supported and inspired them throughout their time at Denbigh’.

Ian Joyce, CEO of the Denbigh Alliance Trust, of which we are a member said: ‘These results and the destinations the students have secured are a credit to all at Denbigh School.  At the Trust we could not be more proud of them.’