All the 2022 A-Level results from across Corby, Kettering, Wellingborough and North Northamptonshire

Students at Sir Christopher Hatton Academy are today celebrating a fantastic set of A-level results.

The oversubscribed academy based in Wellingborough has achieved its highest set of academic results.

The percentage of students obtaining grades A*-B is 68% which is an 18% increase from the 2019 set of examinations (the last time students sat external A-level exams).

Over a third of the grades achieved at the academy were of the highest grades A* or A.

Mr N Salisbury and Mr A Mitchell, co-principals of Sir Christopher Hatton Academy, said: “The staff of Sir Christopher Hatton Academy would like to congratulate all students on their hard work, focus and determination over what has been a challenging period.

“This cohort have worked with great dedication and contributed widely to the whole academy.

“We wish them all the very best as they prepare for their future endeavours.”

Notable students include:

- Kian Patel will be reading Mathematics at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford after achieving three A* grades

- Raymond Matata will be reading Biomedicine at Warwick after achieving three A grades, and a B grade

- Ruby Clark will be reading Biology and Medicinal Chemistry at York after achieving two A grades, and a B grade

- Patrycja Golab will be reading Psychology at York after achieving two A* grades and two A grades

- Clive Agiam will be reading Chemical Engineering at Nottingham after achieving three A grades, and a B grade

- Anusha Thakrar will be reading Physics at Warwick after achieving an A* grade, an A grade, and a B grade

- Molly Hillman will be reading Physiotherapy at Southampton after achieving two A* grades, an A grade, and a Distinction* grade

- Kishan Patel who is reading Economics and Statistics at UCL after achieving two A* grades, and an A grade

- Joanna Warczynska who is reading English Language and Literature at Leeds after achieving two A* grades, and an A grade

- Dominik Druzkowski who is reading Computer Science with AI at Nottingham after achieving an A* grade two A grades and a B grade

Bishop Stopford School students are today celebrating phenomenal results.

While the national rate of A and A* has fallen significantly, the results at Bishop Stopford School are the best ever - including at the top grades.

An impressive 73% of grades awarded were A*-B. 15 students achieved A* across all their subjects and a further 30 achieved all A* and A grades.

200 students sat exams across 24 subjects and in every subject, at least half of the students achieved A*-B grades.

BTec results were equally strong, with the vast majority achieving Distinction and above.

This consistency is exceptional.

Headteacher Jill Silverthorne said: “I am incredibly proud, but also humbled by the results achieved.

“This is the day to celebrate our students’ success.

“They have responded magnificently to the challenges they faced and committed themselves whole-heartedly to their studies.

“I am full of admiration for their resilience to achieve such superb outcomes.

“The results are also testament to the supportive and collaborative ethos of our school.

“Our staff have worked tirelessly throughout the pandemic and during this year to ensure our students have been provided with the best education possible.

“In the words of one student, “I couldn’t be happier today – I’ve had amazing support from school over my entire time here and I can’t thank them enough”.’

We wish all of our students the very best as they embark on their chosen pathways.

Lakshmi’s proud parents said: “Thank you to the school and all the teachers who were so supportive especially during the pandemic.

“Not only was the academic support excellent, but well-being was top of the list which helped the students immensely.”

We are delighted to announce a fantastic set of results for our students in their A Level and Vocational qualifications this summer.

We have been incredibly impressed by their resilience and strength of character throughout these most challenging years.

We are thrilled that three quarters of all grades achieved were top grades, enabling almost all students to progress to their first choice of university.

We are proud that a number of students have achieved a suite of the highest grades at A Level and will be moving on to careers including Medicine and Law at some of the leading universities in the country.

We are equally as proud of our students who have exceeded their expectations and have successfully moved on to their chosen career path.

Executive headteacher, Steph Roberts, said: “Our students and staff have worked tirelessly over the past two years to enable this cohort to achieve their results through such a difficult time.

“We want to wish them every success as they move forward and embrace their future achievements.

“It was a pleasure to host Radio Northants breakfast show live this morning from Southfield School and we were particularly impressed with some students who opened and shared their results live on air.”

Corby Technical School, part of the Brooke Weston Trust, are celebrating an impressive set of A-level results this year.

Students are set to follow a variety of ambitious pathways including university and apprenticeships.

Many of this particular cohort are technically minded and will pursue courses in Gaming Production, Motor Sport Engineering, Civil Engineering, Biological Sciences and Physics.

Angela Reynolds, headteacher at Corby Technical School, said: “We are extremely proud of our Year 13 students who achieved amazing results today.

“They have worked extremely hard, completing their examinations following a challenging few years.

“It is always a pleasure to be part of the journey of our students as we witness them moving onto ambitious careers and we have no doubt that they all have bright and successful futures ahead of them.

“Thank you to our teachers and school staff who have supported the students along the way and thank you to parents and carers for your support over the years.

“Most importantly, thank you to all our students for allowing us to be part of their journey and we hope you return to Corby Technical School to share your successes and inspire our future school leavers.”

Significant achievements include those of:

- Dylan who achieved an A in Computer Science, a C in Engineering and a Distinction* in Creative Digital Media Production who will continue his studies in Gaming Production at De Montford University

- Macauley who achieved fantastic results and is going on to study Biological Science at the University of East Anglia

- Ethan who is going on to study Motor Sport Engineering and Jalal who is going on to study Civil Engineering at University