Latymer Upper School Students Attend French Debating Competition
Our A Level French students recently participated in the annual Central London French Debating Competition at St Paul’s Girls’...
GCSE candidates are celebrating record results which, even by the School’s high standards, are outstanding.
95% of all grades were at 7-9 (equivalent to A*/A), with 62% of those being 9s (A*s).
Three-quarters of the year group (141 pupils) achieved all 7-9s (A*/As) with 29 students scoring all 9s.
In key subjects such as Mathematics, 98% of all grades were 7-9 (A/A*) with 130 students achieving 9s; in English and English Literature over 94% of students achieved 7-9 grades, with 3 students – Arun, Ihsan and Hannah – receiving 100% in all their English Literature papers. Students studying Modern Languages did incredibly well with top marks (7-9s) in Mandarin and straight 9s in Italian, Japanese and Russian. In all three Sciences, over 95% of all grades were 7-9 and in Physics 73% of all grades were 9; in Computing 100% of all grades were 7-9s.
Students have achieved this academic excellence whilst also enjoying success in sport, music and drama. For example:
Head, David Goodhew commented: “I’m absolutely thrilled for our students and their parents. They have set a new school record with 95% of all grades being 7,8 or 9, which is equivalent to A*/A. and three quarters of the year group have achieved all 7s,8s and 9s. These incredible results come after so much uncertainty and turbulence over the last few years and I applaud our students for their resilience and hard work. My thanks also go to our staff for the amazing support they’ve provided as well as the inspirational and dedicated teaching.”
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