OVER half of the students at St Albans High School for Girls achieved straight As and A*s in their GCSEs. And a staggering 95.9 per cent of all GCSEs taken at the school were awarded a grade A* to B, with 84.7 per cent of those being A*s or As. There were
OVER half of the students at St Albans High School for Girls achieved straight As and A*s in their GCSEs.
And a staggering 95.9 per cent of all GCSEs taken at the school were awarded a grade A* to B, with 84.7 per cent of those being A*s or As.
There were 14 girls who gained straight A*s.
Speaking yesterday, the delighted headteacher, Rosemary Martin, said: "The girls have worked hard and achieved wonderful results.
"They have laid very firm foundations for future success and I have no doubt that they will go on to great things at A-level.
"I am sure that the girls would also wish me to mention their parents and their teachers, who did so much to encourage and support them. There is much to celebrate today.
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