Deserved results for dedicated students
Smiles and sighs of relief at St Bart’s after months of uncertainty
I’m exceptionally proud of our students who in recent months have faced so much uncertainty
HEADTEACHER Julia Mortimore said: “St Bartholomew’s School is absolutely delighted to be celebrating exceptional results for our Year 13 students again this year.
“After the students and staff have faced two difficult years, and students being disappointed in not sitting their exams, they have just been rewarded for all their continued dedicated study and hard work.
“I’m exceptionally proud of our students who in recent months have faced so much uncertainty, and they can now deservedly celebrate their outstanding results.
“It is pleasing to see that the hard work and dedication of the students, supported by their teachers and their parents, has paid dividends and I would like to thank and congratulate them all and wish them well for the future.”
The following students were among those who received stunning results: Tobias Allen, Jack Clarkson, Laurence Hall, Matthew Morecroft and Sanskriti Sahoo gained four or more A*s and Brendan Chooi, Harry Clarkson, Sadie Dillon, Daniel Drew, Amy Fleming, William Freer, Jemima Garner, Caitlyn Gregory, Vanya Knyazev, Anna Spence and
Luca Vicaria gained three or more A*s.
Sanskriti Sahoo, who gained five A*s in science subjects, wants to go into medicine, specifically neuroscience or neurology, after being inspired during work experience at the neuroscience department at John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford.
Rebecca Lane, who won two
As, two Cs and a B, is off to the University of Winchester to study film making.
She said: “I’m a massive film nerd and I was inspired after watching Moonrise Kingdom” – an art house film directed by Wes Anderson.
Theo Loxton gained two A*s and two As in physics, mathematics, further mathematics and chemistry and aims for a career in aerospace engineering.
Harry Clarkson meanwhile gained three A*s and is off to Oxford University next year to study for a career in medicine.
And Brendan Chooi is going to Bath having gained three A*s in mathematics, further mathematics and physics plus an A in chemistry.