ALL pupils bar one at The Thomas Alleyne School in Stevenage have achieved the grades necessary to get into university. Some students even achieved higher than required to secure a place in further education. Richard Stephens, chair of governors, said: W
ALL pupils bar one at The Thomas Alleyne School in Stevenage have achieved the grades necessary to get into university.
Some students even achieved higher than required to secure a place in further education.
Richard Stephens, chair of governors, said: "We are very pleased indeed.
Only one pupil is going through clearing and, overall, it's an improvement on last year's results with a 94 per cent pass rate."
Best performing pupil was former head boy, Oliver Brown, who achieved two As and one B and is off to study chemistry at the University of York. "He was actually dancing around the school playground," laughed Mr Stephens. "There are lots of very happy students.
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