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Raphael Levy, Daniel Jacobs and William Alton pictured with Assistant Head Teacher (Academic), Mrs Maggie Atkins
This has been a particularly successful year for A-level results achieved by pupils at Mill Hill School, with 45% of entries being awarded A*/A grades and 76% of entries A*-B. Mill Hill School has seen a steady increase in the A*/A pass-rate in recent years, despite national trends. The vast majority of our 2014 leavers are now looking forward to taking up their places at university, with 70% being admitted to institutions that are members of the prestigious Russell Group.
Our leavers are going on to study a wide variety of subjects, including Law, Mechanical Engineering, Architecture, Economics and Finance, Mathematics, History of Art, Product Design, Biological Sciences, History, English Literature and French. We are especially delighted for three members of the class of 2014 who are going to study medicine, William Alton, Daniel Jacobs and Raphael Levy, as is Leanne Armitage who left the School in 2013 and spent part of her gap year working on a building project in Rajastan.
Particular congratulations also go to the following for their exceptional achievements: Sang Hoon Lee, with four A* and one A and Jiajun Ren who achieved four A*; Wang Yang for three A* and one A; William Donald for three A*; Jiayu Hong, Xinlei Lu and Yuxi Jiang each for two A* and two A; Gabriella Doffman, Alexandra Legg and Yi Lin Tan each for two A* and one A.
At AS Level this has been the best ever year, with 61% of passes at grades A/B and 38% at grade A. Twenty-five pupils achieved three A grades or better and with special congratulations due to those who achieved A grades in all subjects: Stefan Bartel-Taverner, Daniel Cohen, Jacob Locke-Gotel, Sophie Loizou, Alexander Matraxia, James Myers, Chloe Noble, Joseph Ragona, Rakulan Santhakumar, Laura Slade, Lirong Wang, Eliza Welch, Shuxian Yan.
Congratulations to this year’s GCSE candidates, many of whom achieved excellent results. Approaching half of this year’s cohort achieved six A*/A grades or better, with 22 candidates securing nine or more of the top grades.
Ted MacDonald, Joshua Jackson (with Peter McDonough) and Sophie Tingle. These three pupils collectively got 31 A*/A grades – an extraordinary achievement.