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Results News 2018
LaSWAP A Level and BTEC Results 2018
W
e are thrilled with the
fantastic results of the
Year 13 LaSWAP students.
Once again, our pass rate is above
the national headline figure.
Having successfully introduced and
embedded new A level courses,
which have little or no coursework,
and are entirely examined at the end
of the two years, we are delighted to
have sustained this excellent A level
success rate (98%) for a second year.
Top grades continue to be an area
for celebration as the second wave of
new demanding and rigorous A levels
were examined for the first time this medicine and maths and astrophysics. William Ellis, achieved a Distinction*
year. As ever students achieved their Once again, many students have taken Distinction grade in BTEC level 3
targets with many exceeding and up places at Russell Group universities National Diploma in Business and is
gaining stellar results. including Oxford and Cambridge. thrilled to be studying Banking and
LaSWAP is London’s longest- The mood was ebullient on results Finance at Middlesex University.
standing consortium of school Sixth day as students gathered in excited We are very pleased with the high
Forms, and includes La Sainte Union, anticipation at La Sainte Union School grades achieved by our high achieving
William Ellis, Acland Burghley and to receive results and celebrate students who will be heading off to
numerous successes top universities. It is important to
with their teachers celebrate, however, that many other
and parents. We are students have been equally successful
extremely proud of the given their starting points. LaSWAP is
progress that students a comprehensive sixth form and we
have made and the focus are proud that we offer opportunities
and effort that they for post-16 study to a wide range
have shown. Cllr Angela of young people. A number of our
Mason met LaSWAP students, who would not have been
students who shared allowed entry to advanced level
their achievements and courses elsewhere, have gained
chatted about their excellent grades and secured good
university choices. progression to Higher Education and
Students reflected on to apprenticeships.
Parliament Hill. A level performance their experiences at LaSWAP and the
at LaSWAP is comparable with many many ways in which they have been ‘The teachers are
more selective institutions. Excellent very well prepared for their next
student performance reflects a steps. really supportive.
strong work ethic, and conscientious
determination. Our results are also ‘William Ellis as My form tutor would
testament to the dedication of subject
specialists across LaSWAP, who have part of LaSWAP is a pick me up and
worked collaboratively to meet the
challenges of these more difficult great school. I had my encourage me to
qualifications.
With around 900 A level and boundaries pushed overcome any issues to
BTEC qualifications taken this
summer, LaSWAP students have and developed my help me succeed’
achieved fantastic results across a
broad range of subjects. Students skills in all of my A (Mariam Mohamed)
were excited to receive competitive
offers from prestigious universities Level subjects’ Well done to all of our students,
across the country as they now take they have achieved excellent results
their next steps towards fulfilling (Leah Meny) and they have been a delight to teach.
their future ambitions. We are We wish them every success in the
very proud that LaSWAP Higher There are outstanding results future. We wish to thank parents for
Education progression rates remain from students on applied courses their invaluable support and thank
high, with students following a wide with large numbers achieving the our staff who have worked tirelessly
range of courses across the sciences, highest level of award. For example, to help our students achieve the best
humanities and arts, including Fayaz Ahmed, who was based at results they can.
A selection of LaSWAP’s
high-achieving students
La Sainte Union
Helen Sutton Julia Mista Two students have been accepted to
A* Maths, A* Further Maths, Distinction Distinction Merit, BTEC study social work, despite this being
A* Chemistry, A* Physics. Health and Social Care, Extended an extremely competitive route.
Destination: University of Diploma.
Cambridge to study Engineering. Destination: Kings College London Diandra Jackson, from an A level
to study Nursing. pathway and Mikayela Kabala from
Amelia Tucker the health and social care applied
A History, A English, A Politics. Rossella Saada general pathway.
Destination: University of Leeds to A Classics, A History, B Mathematics.
study History. Destination: University of Warwick Joseph Coleman-Davies
to study Ancient History and Applied & A level
Analucia Tomasso Classical Archaeology. Distinction * Distinction* in Business
A* Music technology, A Music, with a grade B in A level Politics.
A Creative writing, and B EPQ Florian Macatangay Destination University of Lancaster
extended project. A Geography, A Sociology, to study Politics and International
A Psychology. Relations.
William Ellis
Mia Stephens Joe Gottlieb Yvonne Ong
A* Politics, A English Literature, B Film, B English, B History. Distinction* Distinction in BTEC
A History. Destination: tbc after a gap year. level 3 National Diploma in
Destination: gap year teaching Business, a B in Mandarin and C in
English in South East Asia before Mariana Da Silva EPQ.
applying to read History and Politics A Spanish, A Psychology, Destination: will establish a new
at Edinburgh University. C Economics. Chinese school in West London.
Destination: Birmingham University
Lea Meny to study Economics. Brian Conza Nunez
A* German, B Art, B Psychology, Destination: Reading University to
B Maths Studies. Fayez Ahmed read Economics and Spanish.
Destination: university in Australia Distinction* Distinction in BTEC
after working as an au pair in level 3 National Diploma in
Hawaii and travelling for a year. Business. Destination: Middlesex
University to study Banking and
Luke Gottlieb Finance.
B Film, B Product Design,
B Psychology. Destination: London
South Bank University to study Film
Practice after a gap year.
Acland Burghley
Dylan Watts James Ranger Felix Forrest
A* Biology, A*Physics, A* Maths, Distinction* in BTEC Level 3 A Maths, A Physics, C Geography.
A Chemistry, A Further Maths. Extended Diploma in Art and Destination: Southampton
Destination: University of Oxford Design. University to study Aeronautics &
(Oriel College) to study Physics & Destination: Ravensbourne Astronautics.
Philosophy. University London to study Graphic
Design. Sarah Adama
Eve Dickie A Sociology, B English Literature,
A* English Literature, A* History, Nell Cubey B History.
A Psychology, A* EPQ. A History, A Biology, A Dance. Destination: University of
Destination: University of Oxford Destination: Newcastle University to Nottingham to study Philosophy.
(Hertford College) to study English study Zoology.
Language & Literature.
Poppy Scheinmann
A* Psychology, A Dance, B Biology.
Destination: University of Sheffield
to study Psychology.
Parliament Hill
Kaynath Shahid Phoenix Murray Minnie Taylor Manson
A Biology, B Chemistry, A Maths. A* Product Design, B Economics, A Biology, A Chemistry, A Maths,
Destination: Kaynath will study C Physics. A Physics.
Biomedical Science King’s College Destination: Brunel University to Destination: Physics with
London. study Product Design Engineering. astrophysics. Destination: tbc.
Eleni Cheetham Dina Nebi Nektare Thaci
A* Maths, A Physics, A* Product Design, A Geography, B Biology, A Chemistry, A Maths,
A Music Technology. B Economics. C Physics.
Destination: Manchester University Destination: SOAS to study Destination: Manchester University
to study Mathematics. International Relations and to study Optometry.
Economics.
Lana Lomax Rachel Woodward-Carlton
A English, A* Psychology, C Graphics, Jade Rankine A Drama, B English, A History, A EPQ
A EPQ. A Maths, B Further Maths, Destination: Leeds University to
Destination: Manchester University A Chemistry. study Liberal Arts.
to read Japanese Studies. Destination: Leeds University to
study Mathematics.
For general enquiries and all admissions please contact: LaSWAP Administration Officer: 020 7692 4157
Email: LaSWAP@laswap.camden.sch.uk Website: http://www.LaSWAP.camden.sch.uk
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