Llantwit Major School is marking its strongest A Level performance to date, with almost half of all students securing the top grades.
This year, 44% of learners achieved A or A, while 89% attained grades between A and C. An impressive 99% of students recorded results from A* to E, reflecting a consistently high level of achievement across the sixth form.
Several standout performances have also been highlighted by the school.
Maddison Lindsay achieved A, A, A, A* and will now progress to Harper and Keele University to study Veterinary Medicine.
Mathew Bramhall secured A, A** in Psychology and Geography along with a Distinction* in Sport, demonstrating excellence across both academic and vocational pathways.
Alex Robson achieved A, A, A in Geography, Psychology and Welsh Baccalaureate, plus a Distinction* in Sport.
Abigail Fisher earned A A A**, while Bethan Rendall achieved four A grades.
Rob Jones, Director of Sixth Form, said “I am so proud of this year group’s achievements. This exceptional set of A Level results truly reflect the dedication and resilience of each and every one of our students. Well done Year 13 - hard work pays off!”
Headteacher Charlotte Robins added “Each and every one of our learners did brilliantly and are an absolute credit to the school."
“These record-breaking results reflect not only the hard work and determination of our students, but also the dedication of our talented staff and sixth form team.
“They demonstrate the strong culture of aspiration that is integral to Llantwit Major School’s Sixth Form. Governors, staff and families are immensely proud of each and every one of our talented pupils. We look forward to learning of their continued success as they move on to this next exciting chapter of their lives."

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