Record-breaking results and university offers at Challoner’s High
Students and staff at Dr Challoner’s High School in Little Chalfont are celebrating record breaking A level results. 56% of all entries resulted in grades of A* or A, which is the highest in the school’s history, with 83% of all grades at A* to B and 95% of grades were C or above. Staff were also delighted that record numbers secured their dream university places.
Kyla Harris, who was a legendary and inspirational Head Girl, achieved three A*s and secured her place at Manchester University for Film Studies and English Literature. Kyla said, “I’m absolutely delighted, lost for words. I am super thankful I was able to go to a school with such a supportive environment that looked after me for seven years – my results are a reflection of that.”
Abigail Lovewell is going to Cambridge University to study Linguistics and said, “I have had an amazing time at Challoner’s High. Thank you to my teachers and all the staff who have helped me achieve these amazing results.”
Headteacher Alan Roe said, “Congratulations to our wonderful Year 13s, who have been a pleasure to serve. The success they have achieved is a very just reward for their hard work, abilities and great team spirit. We could not be prouder of them. I would also like to thank them for playing such a leading role in organising numerous joyful events over the last two years and bring incredible role models for the rest of the school.”
Alan Roe continued, “Likewise, our passionate and hugely experienced staff team has worked wonders, not only to look after, support and enrich our girls but also to educate them to such an exceptional standard. I would like to thank all girls, staff, parents and governors for this formidable team effort and wish Year 13 the very best for their exciting next chapters.”
School records broken at Challoner’s High
Students and staff are celebrating record-breaking results at Dr Challoner’s High School, in Little Chalfont. This year’s GCSE results are significantly higher than at any point in the school’s history.
83% of all grades attained by the girls were grade 7, 8 or 9, which is six percentage points higher than the previous record in 2023 of 77%. School records have been broken by all measures including 62% of all grades at 9/8, and an exceptional 35% grade 9 figure.
Headteacher Alan Roe said, “The atmosphere in the School Hall is electric this morning; it is so lovely to see staff and girls in such high spirits. Congratulations to Year 11 on their phenomenal GCSE results which are the best in the history of our school by some margin.”
Karley Leung achieved eleven grade 9s and said, “My results have exceeded my expectations, and I am extremely happy. I am very grateful to my teachers.”
Bidhuthiha Ramesh & Lisa Gregory also achieved straight grade 9s and said, “We are so pleased with our results. We would like to say a big thank you to all our teachers who have provided endless support during our studies.”
Emily Brushwood-Smith was celebrating with friends and said, “I am so happy with my results. Everyone has studied so hard and got amazing grades. Staff have been so supportive. I am really looking forward to starting my A Levels.”
Alan Roe went on to say, “Year 11’s grades are superb and a just reward for all of their hard work, determination and camaraderie. They are a testament to their hard work and abilities and also the fabulous teaching, support and wider provision from our staff team. Our staff go the extra mile, and I am so grateful for their hard work and that they care so much.”
It has been a successful year at Challoner’s High, with GCSE celebrations hot on the heels of record-breaking A level results last week.
Congratulations to Year 11 on their GCSEs which are the best results in the school’s history by some distance. New school records: 35% of all grades are 9; 62% grades 9 to 8; and 83% grades 9 to 7. Very well done to all students and staff.
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