Ipswich School’s Headmaster, Nicholas Weaver, said how proud he was of this year’s A Level students , as the results were announced this morning (Thursday 18 August). He said:
“I am delighted that our students have achieved such excellent results, with over a third of all pupils getting at least 3 A grades, and 8 pupils getting all A* grades. Throughout their studies we have been so impressed by their passion for their subjects – and this has resulted in them securing places at the top universities in the UK. We have our biggest ever A Level cohort this year of 126 students – well done to them all!”
He added:
“Throughout the school we aim to nurture a joy of learning in our students. We know that if you get this right then your performance in the exam room follows. It is also pleasing to see that all of our Extended Project Qualification students achieved either an A* or A grade in this subject which challenges them to explore their studies beyond their A Level learning.”
Ben Cliff, Head of Sixth Form said: “This is a busy school where students enjoy a stimulating academic programme alongside outstanding co-curricular opportunities. Our students’ interests outside of the core curriculum see them develop into interesting and engaging young adults.
“I love working with a group of people who genuinely enjoy their unique learning journeys, but who also care about each other and the legacy they leave for younger years. I am delighted that their rich and varied achievements have been recognised by the higher education institutions.”
STUDENT SUCCESSES
Two students secured Oxbridge places and five students have achieved places to study economics at the University of Warwick – twins Lewis and Paul Glancey, who achieved 8 A* and 2 A grades between them, Jy Naha (3 A* and 2 A), Marc Atkinson (3 A* and 1 A) and Douglas Baker (2 A* and 1 A).
Will MacDonnell Hannah achieved 3 A* and 1 A grade and his twin sister Olivia achieved 3 A* and 1 B grade in their A Levels. Both are now off to the University of Bristol – Olivia to study French and International Business Management and Will to study English.
Other student successes include Mia Cooper, who achieved 3 A* and 2 A grades and will be studying Physics at Manchester University, Eva Caston Bell, who achieved 4 A* grades and has a place at York University to study English, Lottie Tredgett, who also achieved 4 A* grades, and will be going to King’s College London to study Philosophy, Abby Cheung, who achieved 2 A* and 1 A grade and will be studying Medicine at Anglia Ruskin University and Chris Dunning, who achieved 3 A* and 1 A grade and will be going to Edinburgh University to study History and Economics.
Three students will be taking up degree apprenticeships following their A Level results. Toby Jermyn, former Head Boy, is heading to the Royal Navy, Ayrton Seabrook is working on Highways Engineering in Cambridge, and Tekle Berihu is joining BT at Martlesham. Tekle is a former refugee who has been studying at Ipswich School for his A Levels funded through the school’s Founding Futures bursaries programme.
Ipswich School A Level statistics 2022
- Number of students: 126
- A*: 28.3%
- A*-A: 57.8%
- A*-B: 83.2%
Ipswich School is celebrating diversity across the excellent achievements of our students today. We have an exceptionally broad A Level curriculum with 27 subjects offered to students, and we are also excited to see our young women and young men going on to a wide range of university courses and apprenticeships, including economics, natural sciences, engineering, English, architecture, law, film, sport and exercise science, and psychology.
