"I am incredibly proud of our students’ performance this year - they have achieved some excellent results once again. Even more important is that the vast majority have secured a place at their chosen university, apprenticeship or workplace. I wish all of them the very best for their next steps.”
Janet Sheriff, Headteacher

The average point score per entry (34.2) remains high and indications are that overall student progress is even better than in previous years. This high attainment is evident in the more academic subjects such as the Sciences, Maths and English as well as in vocational subjects such as Business and Health and Social Care. This is the third phase of the introduction of new A level exams, designed to be more rigorous. Teachers at Prince Henry’s have worked particularly hard to prepare students to face the additional challenge of new courses and examination structures and teachers are rightly proud of how well our students have performed.

There are some amazing individual successes across the full range of academic achievement: At the top end a number of students gained straight A or A* grades. Jack Auchterlounie achieved an A* in each of his four subjects (Maths, Physics, Further Maths and Spanish), as did Marc O’Halloran (A* in Computer Studies, Maths, Physics and Further Maths). Harry Kingston was awarded four A levels at A*, A*, A* and A (Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Further Maths) and he will go on to study Industrial Chemistry at Durham. Anna Needham achieved A*, A*, A, B (Photography, Fine Art, RS and Maths) and will take up her place at Art Foundation Course. Emily Wallis secured a place to study Modern and Medieval Languages at Magdalene College, Cambridge, having achieved A*, A*, A (Spanish, English Language, German).

Holly Briggs, Lucy Finney, Thomas Habin, Harriet Jeffery and Mary Martin all achieved A*, A, A grades. Prince Henry’s Rugby Captain, Sam Dickinson, followed the school’s Excellence in Sport and Education Programme (ESEP). He achieved an A in his A level PE and moved from county trials to England trials during his time on the ESEP programme.

There were top achievers in our vocational programmes too: Oliver Shakeshaft achieved Distinction* in Btec Business. Harsimran Panesar, Jasper Tomlinson, Joshua Cape, Morgan Catchpole, Aisha Kwiatkowska all secured Distinctions in this subject. Roshni Panesar, Sana Lone and Bethany Connell secured Distinctions in Btec Health and Social Care.

“The continued high standards at Prince Henry’s is due to our team of talented and dedicated staff and the hard work and commitment of our amazing students. Well done to all!”

While many of our students achieve well, we have particularly strong results in Modern Foreign Languages (you can study more languages here than at most schools), Mathematics, Business and Economics and Art. We have a great record for getting students into Cambridge to study Maths - the top course in the country for this subject - and our strength in Languages is such that we have Alumni working and studying all over the world.

You can find more information about Exam results for 2020 here and a full list of Student Destinations for 2019 here.

Next year, this could be you!