Year 13 Alperton Community School students have exceeded all expectations with yet another excellent set of exam results.
Over 50% of A level examinations were awarded the top A*- B grades and over 84% of students achieved Distinction* or Distinction grades on our Applied programmes. With 112 (up from 96 in 2024) A* and A grades and 75 (up from 27 in 2024) Distinction* (star) grades, our students should be very proud of their achievements.
We are particularly pleased with the strong performances across a wide range of subjects achieving in excess of 50% A*- B grades including Art (88% A* – B), English Literature (79% A*- A, 100% A*- B), Maths (82% A*- A), Further Maths (91% A* – B), Sociology (80% A* – B), Economics, and Textiles (82% A* – B), BTEC Business (93% Dist* – Merit), BTEC ICT (Double Award) (100% Dist*-Dist), BTEC ICT (Single Award) (100% Dist* – Dist) and Health and Social Care (100% Dist* – Merit) where student results were higher than expected from their GCSE results.
As a result, many of our students have been accepted at prestigious Russell Group universities including Cambridge, Imperial, Warwick, Bristol, King’s College (London), Queen Mary, Nottingham, Queen Mary (London), London School of Economics, University of Glasgow and UCL to read a wide range of subjects including Medicine, Pharmacy, Law, Computing, Sociology, Psychology, Business, English, Fine Art, Astrophysics and Engineering. The range of subjects exemplifies not only the broad range of our curriculum, but the wide range of student interests at Alperton Community School.
Special congratulations go to Tariq Al-Azzawi with A*A*A*A*, Bhavya Bhanushali A*A*A*A, Shivani Patel A*A*A* and Amisha Vinod Dist* Dist* Dist.
We were also especially pleased to hear that an increasing number of our Year 13 students were accepted onto prestigious apprenticeships programmes with employers such as KPMG, Deloitte, IBM, PWC, Amazon, Google, Accenture, Shell, Mazars and Bank of England.
The students all commented on how happy they were with their results and how excited they are to be starting their degree or degree apprenticeships. Many took the opportunity to thank their teachers for their support over the last 7 years.
Christopher Dixon, Headteacher, said: “These results are a reflection of the hard work and commitment of our students and staff. We are incredibly proud of the successes of our students in their academic results, and we are excited for the very bright futures they are set to have. Well done to everyone involved in achieving these tremendous outcomes.“
