Sutton Coldfield Grammar School for Girls

Exam Results

2012 A Level Results

Sutton Coldfield Grammar School for Girls is celebrating yet another outstanding year for A-level results. The pass rate is 100% with 75% at grades A*-B. It is always difficult to single out individuals but special mention must be given to:

Sarah Starkey with four A*s and one A grade, Francesca Tomlinson who achieved four A* grades, Melissa Irvine and Anna White (three A*s and one A grade), Hannah Jones (two A*s and four A grades), Nina Brookes, Andrea Carpenter and Lucy Elliman (who all achieved two A*s and two A grades) and Amina Bhatti (one A* and four A grades).

A further nineteen students achieved a combination of at least 3 A*/ A grades in their results: Naheema Akhter, Zara Bhatti, Laura Boden, Carrie Cook, Eleanor Coxson, Jennifer Fowler, Bailey Hemphill, Charlotte Henry, Kerry Moore, Katherine Reidy, Hiral Rana, Miranda Round, Megan Saul, Chloe Scott, Sanaa Sheikh, Nashiba Shafiq, Emily Stanley, Laura Sumner and Aimee Taroni.

Francesca Tomlinson will now be going to Cambridge University to read Veterinary Science. We are also delighted that our six students who applied to study Medicine have all been accepted for their chosen courses.

Headteacher, Mrs Shackleton, expressed her pride in the students: “This year’s results are a wonderful achievement and should be widely celebrated by our students, their families and the staff. Our departing Year 13 students leave with our very best wishes for the future’.

2012 GCSE Results

Sutton Coldfield Grammar School for Girls is celebrating another excellent year of GCSE examination results. 99.3% of students achieved 5 or more A*-C grades, including English and Maths. An extremely impressive 83% of girls gained 5 or more A*-A grades. In addition to GCSE success, half of the Year 11 group sat an AS level one year early and their results are additional cause for celebration.

It is always difficult to single out individuals but special mention must be made of Emily Bentley and Annia Rhodes who achieved A*s in all their subjects.

Headteacher, Mrs Shackleton, offered her congratulations to all the students on their tremendous success. "These results represent two years of hard work and dedication for the girls and I am extremely proud of their achievements. Staff and parents also deserve a huge amount of praise for the commitment that they have shown in supporting the girls."