Verulam sixth-form students were also celebrating their A level results with their average points scores setting a new record for the St Albans school. Results continue to be well above national standards, particularly for boys, and nearly all students ac
Verulam sixth-form students were also celebrating their A level results with their average points scores setting a new record for the St Albans school.
Results continue to be well above national standards, particularly for boys, and nearly all students achieved their first-choice university.
Students were able to get places at all the top universities including four at Oxford or Cambridge.
Said headteacher David Kellaway: "All our students deserve a big pat on the back for the commitment they have shown over the last two years. A-levels are still a very stern test for young people and are generally a good preparation for university study, particularly compared to exams in many other countries.
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