The headteacher of Malbank Sixth Form College said today she was “proud” of how her students coped during lockdown as A level results were unveiled today.
Hundreds of students across Nantwich and Crewe received their grades today, amid controversy that many have been downgraded from those worked out by teacher assessment.
More than 180 Cheshire College South & West students are celebrating their A Level results.
Learners at the college achieved a 98% pass rate, with 120 exceptional A* or A grades.
Staff and students at Cheshire College – South & West have celebrated A Level and AS Level results with an overall pass rate of 99.7% – more than 2% above the national pass rate.
Top results were achieved across a range of subjects, especially in Archaeology, Geology and German with 100% of students achieving A*, A, or B grades.
Malbank School GCSE students in Nantwich are celebrating excellent grades.
Top of the class was Bethany Lawrie, who achieved an amazing 7 A*s and 4 As.
Brine Leas School staff and students in Nantwich are celebrating another headline-grabbing set of GCSE grades.
This year, 78% achieved at least five A* to C grades at GCSE, and 70% of students achieved A* to C including English and Maths.
Students and staff at Malbank Sixth Form College in Nantwich are celebrating their A level results across the curriculum with 28 out of 31 courses offered producing 100% pass rates.
A third of all grades achieved were equivalent to A’s or A*’s.
Delighted students and parents at Malbank School in Nantwich are sporting big smiles after more great GCSE results.
81% of all year 11 students gained a C or above in English – significantly above national results.
Students broke A-level records at Tarporley Sixth Form College with 64% awarded top A Level grades, A*-B.
Today’s results show students outperformed targets with 35% of all grades awarded being at the very highest level of A*/A.
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