LOTS OF SMILING happy students foretold a fantastic array of A Level results for Medina High School students last week.
The average point score for the school had increased and results in the arts had been especially good. The school offers specialism in the arts and Art, Photography, Dance, Music and Music Technology all posted a 100 per cent pass rate.
“Our more traditional subjects of Maths, Geography and History have been successful yet again, also producing 100 per cent and there have been significant improvements in Science,” said Acting Headteacher, Ms Grainne Andrews.
“Individual students have returned some outstanding results and that means that they can now access their university of choice,” she added.
Head Girl Gemma Read was extremely pleased with her three A grade A levels – she will now be reading biochemistry at Imperial College, London.
“I would also like to take this opportunity to congratulate the students at Carisbrooke High School who have achieved some outstanding results,” added Ms Andrews.
“I am looking forward to working with Carisbrooke, our partner school in the Island Innovation Trust so we can continue to develop and improve on sixth form provision for all of our young people on the Island.”
