A Level Results 2024

Highgate Wood School Sixth Form is proud to announce another very strong set of A Level Results. There have been successes across the board, enabling our students to progress to the university, college, workplace or vocation that they have hoped for and planned.
The level of dedication and commitment our students have shown has been rewarded. These fantastic outcomes are a positive reflection of their talent, hard-work and can-do spirit.

Headline figures for A Level and Vocational Equivalent

• The average grade achieved by our students across all subjects was a Grade B
• Around a quarter of grades achieved were A* or A (24%)
• Over half of grades achieved were A* to B (55%)
• A quarter of all grades received were A*-C (75%)

Some of our 2024 University Destinations (including some who deferred their applications from last year)

• Rannel Abradu to study Pharmacy at Reading University
• Romilly Ashworth to study English at York University
• Naimah Begum to study Psychology at City University
• Leah Bindman Cohen to study History at Cambridge University
• Luke Bland to study Law at Sheffield University
• Ollie Burn to study Mathematics at Bristol University
• Edie Butler to study Fashion Marketing at Manchester University
• Harper Cawley to study English Literature at Glasgow University
• Seb Hathaway to study Mathematics and Economics at Newcastle University
• Bethelhem Jemaneh to study Medicine at Queen Mary University
• Tuana Kart to study Politics and International Politics at City University
• Clement Kenyi to study Computer Science at Aston University
• Leila Mole to study Filmmaking at Sussex University
• Michael Moule to study Sports Management at Loughborough University
• Shantay Myrie to study Children’s Nursing at Kings College
• Emilia O’Brien to study Nutrition and Dietetics at Nottingham University
• Taran Parke-Antonis to study Architecture at Loughborough University
• Daisy Parker to study Geography at Manchester University
• Amelia Persaud to study Prop-Making at Royal Central School of Speech and Drama
• Zana Rashiti-G to study Linguistics and Spanish at Manchester University
• Isaac Stark to study History and Politics at Oxford University
• Jessie Smith to study Physiotherapy at Brunel University
• Cameron Walker to study Biochemistry at Oxford University
• Louis Wolfe to study liberal Arts at Manchester University

(Please note that this is only a small cross-section of the courses and destinations attained by our students)

Commentary

Headteacher Patrick Cozier said,
“We are delighted that our sixth form students at Highgate Wood School have again gained an extremely positive set of examination results. These very pleasing overall results reflects a whole collection of individual stories of success and achievement. None of it has come easily.

I know how hard our students have worked and the huge efforts made by them, their teachers and families to overcome the very real challenges of school closure during their GCSE years. This particular year group was the most affected at HWS during that time. Their achievements have been hard earned and very well-deserved. I wish each and every one of them my sincerest congratulations.

I would also like to extend a debt of gratitude to all of our staff who have contributed so much to the positive outcomes achieved by our students. Their relentless hard work and dedication is second to none and I know that our students are truly grateful for the magnificent support they have received from the staff.”

Director of 6th Form, Mo Julian said,
“I am so incredibly proud of the results achieved by our Year 13 students this year. Their hard work during their time at HWS has been rewarded with excellent grades and with the vast majority of students gaining places at their top choice of university. I feel fortunate to have witnessed their journey over the last year and have been acutely aware of, not only the academic progress made, but also the social and emotional growth.

Sixth form presents an array of unique challenges, be it the intense level of study, progression choices, starting a new school, external pressures and this cohort in particular have demonstrated resilience in the face of adversity. Every student has had a unique journey and we are excited that they are now prepared for their next steps.

Congratulations to all of them for such impressive results across all subjects. We look forward to hearing from our 2024 alumni who are now equipped for the next life chapter.”

If you require any further information, please email post16@hws.haringey.sch.uk