A level Results 2019

15 August 2019

Hampton College has seen an increase in its top grades for the third consecutive year at A Level and vocational Post 16 courses.

The overall A-E or equivalent pass rate was 99%. The combined pass rate for all A level and equivalent vocational qualifications was 38% A*-A, 57% A*-B, and 80% A*-C.

Head of School, John Gilligan, said:

“We are thrilled with the achievements of our year 13 students. Their hard work and dedication has been rewarded with a tremendous set of qualifications. We are particularly pleased to note that for a third consecutive year we have seen an increase in the number of A* and A grades, or their equivalent, whilst maintaining headline figures and a positive value added (progress) score. As a result, the majority of students are now going on to their first choice destination. We pride ourselves at Hampton College on extremely positive and constructive partnerships between students and staff and the results have, once again, paid dividends.

Sixth Form study is a young person’s passport to the next stage of their lives: we wish all of our Year 13 leavers well as they progress to university, college, apprenticeships or employment.”

Rebecca Pringle achieved A*AA and will go on to study Physics at Loughborough University, Annie Elmes achieved AAA and will study Criminology at the University of Winchester and Lauren Harrison achieved AAB and goes on to study Psychology at the University of Leeds. Other top university destinations for Hampton College students this year include Queen Mary London, Nottingham, Exeter, Leicester, Birmingham, UEA and Sheffield.

A number of students who completed Level 3 BTEC courses achieved a complete set of distinction star passes including Daniel Conway, Matthew Cross and Lewis Hossack. Daniel will now go on to study Business Management at Nottingham Trent University, Matthew has a place on an Apprenticeship and Lewis will study Global Leadership at Leicester de Montfort University.