We are delighted to celebrate another exceptional year of A Level and T Level results at Kennet School, with students achieving record outcomes for the second consecutive year.

These results reflect the hard work, resilience and ambition of our students, supported by dedicated staff and families. We are incredibly proud of all they have accomplished and look forward to seeing them flourish in the next stage of their education, training and careers.

With 32% of A Level grades awarded at A*/A and an average grade of B, students have once again demonstrated Kennet's academic strength. Outstanding performances were achieved across both STEM and the Arts, including Art, Biology, Chemistry, Further Mathematics, Mathematics, PE, Physics, Photography, and Drama.

We are particularly pleased with the performance of our Modern Foreign Language students, with French and German achieving an average grade of A across both subjects. Together with the recent introduction of Latin and Classics, these results reflect Kennet's commitment to a broad and ambitious curriculum.

Our T Level students achieved an average grade of Merit, equivalent to three B grades at A Level. These results highlight the growing success of Kennet's bespoke vocational offer and the high-quality pathways it provides into employment and further study. 

Above all, today's results are a celebration of our students, their achievements and our community. We congratulate every one of them and wish them every success for the future.

The following students have achieved outstanding A Level results:

• Maia Bray – A* A* A* A*
• Nigel Wong – A* A* A* A*
• Albert Lister – A* A* A* A (A* EPQ)
• Thomas Strong – A* A* A* A
• Daniel Staig – A* A* A* A
• Sam Speller – A* A* A* A
• Louie Parsons – A* A* A* A
• Jamie McCavish – A* A* A* A
• Joan Kurian – A* A* A* A
• Tilly Green – A* A* A
• Natalia Sztabinska – A* A* A
• Joseph Thompson – A* A* A A

The following students have achieved a Distinction at T Level (equivalent to three A Levels): James Bishop, Alesha Harvey, Megan Lloyd, Kai Patel and Jasmine Shaw.

Special mention must also be made of the following students who have secured competitive places for next year:

• Jack Bartholomew – Medicine 
• Maia Bray – Biomedical Sciences (Oxford)
• Kara Koo – Medicine
• Joan Kurian – Computer Science (Edinburgh)
• Jonas Leno – Dentistry 
• Harrison Page – Aerospace Engineering
• Sam Speller – Chemical Engineering and Biotech (Cambridge)
• Thomas Strong – PPE
• Nigel Wong – Maths and Computer Science at (Oxford)
• William Hennah – Nuclear Energy Degree Apprenticeship with Rolls-Royce.

To our students leaving Kennet today, we say congratulations! Lean on the strong foundation you have as a learner and confident individual. We look forward to welcoming you back as alumni at future careers events for pupils lower down the school in years to come.