MORE than 90 students at Budehaven Community School celebrated last Thursday when the school obtained some 'outstanding' A-level and BTEC examination results. Around 37% of this year's results are A* and A grades. Headteacher, David Barton was over the moon with the achievements of the students. "Once again we have seen three quarters of all our results being graded at C or above. However, this year we have also seen a big increase in the number of A* and A grades. So many students have done extremely well, and they are justifiably proud of their successes. I am thrilled that 60% of all the A-level grades are B or better, and many of the students following BTEC and other vocational based courses have achieved distinctions and distinction* grades." Most Budehaven students are moving on to university, and the vast majority has achieved the grades necessary to attend their university of first choice; those moving into employment and apprenticeships have all gained the grades required to secure their places. For the full report, and a round-up of the area news and sport, see this week's edition of the Post.

JOE Huxford gained five A*s (mathematics, further mathematics, chemistry, physics and geography) and will now study physics as a student at Wadham College, University of Oxford, Marie Johns will pursue a degree in philosophy and sociology and Stuart Grigg gained four A*s (mathematics, further mathematics, physics and history) and will be studying computer science at Emmanuel College, Cambridge. ABOVE: At Budehaven Community School with their A-level results are Amy and Emma Hands and Lucy Fanet. Lucy gained ABB and will study adult nursing. Amy is studying business and marketing management after she achieved distinctions in ICT and health and social care alongside a grade B in business studies. Picture: Paul Hamlyn




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