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Results 2019 Final.Pdf Harrodian is celebrating its best ever A Level results and an impressive increase in top grades at GCSE along with strong average point scores (APS) across both year groups, reports Headmaster James Hooke. 71% of all our GCSE grades were 9-7 (the old A*/A At A Level, our proportion of A*/A grades jumped to “ “grades), up from 67% last year. Two “ pupils scored ten “52% against 49% in 2018. When factoring in B grades, straight 9 grades and thirteen others scored a combination the success of our pupils is further demonstrated by an of 9s and 8s (the old A* star grade). impressive 80% of all grades hitting A*/A/B. Above: Angelica and Sonya both scored ten straight 9s in their Above: Our outgoing Head Girl, Nicole, and Head Boy, Zac, GCSEs. celebrate three A*s and four As between them. • 71% of all Harrodian GCSE results hit the top • 52% of all Harrodian A Level results hit the top three grades of 9-7 (the old A*/A grades) up from A*/A mark against 49% in 2018 67% last year • 80% of all grades A*/A/B • Two Harrodian pupils, above, (out of 837 nation- • One student, a homegrown Harrodian from the wide) scored ten straight 9s age of four, scored an extraordinary four A*s • Thirteen others scored a combination of 9s and 8s • 29 students attained at least one A* and 28 • Of the 95 GCSE students, 97% achieved grades achieved the equivalent of three As or better between 9-5 GCSE Average Point Score (1-9 scale) A Level Average Point Score (A*-U scale) 110* 7.3 7.2 7.1 105 7.0 6.9 6.8 6.7 100 6.6 6.5 2011 2013 2015 2017 2019 95 2011 2013 2015 2017 2019 (*where A*=140, A=120, B=100 and C=80) The advice and support that our students receive on results day is, I believe, second to none. Our “ “ team of staff remains determined to ensure that no student leaves the school at the end of the day without having a clear plan or a confirmed University place through the clearing process. James Hooke, Headmaster Destination of Leavers Most Harrodian A Level students (nearly 80%) succeeded in entering his or her first choice university or art college in the UK, USA, Canada and Europe*. University Course University Course University of Bath Economics University College London Natural Sciences University of Bath Biochemistry University College London English University of Bath Accounting and Finance University College London Physics University of Birmingham Business Management University of Warwick Mathematics University of Bristol Philosophy & Politics University of Bristol Geography University of Bristol Business Management Overseas Destinations University of Cardiff Journalism & Communications Boston University Liberal Arts University of Cardiff History and Sociology Boston University Liberal Arts City University of London Engineering Boston University Liberal Arts Courtauld Institute History of Art Brown University Liberal Arts University of Edinburgh Politics École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne Mathematics and Sciences University of Edinburgh History and Politics Loyola Marymount University Liberal Arts University of Edinburgh History and Classics Loyola Marymount University Liberal Arts University of Edinburgh Fine Art McGill University Liberal Arts University of Edinburgh Psychology New York University (NYU) Liberal Arts University of Exeter Art History & Film Studies Parsons School of Design (NY) Liberal Arts (Music Scholarship) University of Exeter Economics SCI-Arc New York Architecture University of Exeter Liberal Arts University of Pennsylvania Liberal Arts University of Glasgow Film & Television Studies/French College of William and Mary Liberal Arts (Tennis Scholarship) University of Hull Geography Weslyan University Liberal Arts University of Kent Anthropology Kings College London Politics, Philosophy and Economics Kings College London History Kings College London Music Kings College London Business Management Kings College London Film Studies University of Leeds Mathematics & Philosophy University of Leeds Philosophy, Psychology & Scientific Thought University of Leeds Music and Enterprise University of Leeds Communication and Media Leeds Arts University Graphic Design Leeds Arts University Filmmaking London School of Economics Economic History University of Manchester Philosophy University of Manchester Drama & English University of Manchester Drama University of Manchester Drama and Film University of Manchester Biology with Science & Society Manchester Metropolitan University Criminology and Sociology Manchester Metropolitan University Graphic Design Manchester Metropolitan University Sports Management University of Newcastle Marine Zoology University of Newcastle Marketing University of Newcastle Politics and History University of Nottingham English and Creative Writing University of Nottingham Architecture University of Nottingham Architecture University of Nottingham Liberal Arts University of Oxford Law Oxford Brookes University Sociology Oxford Brookes University Business Management Oxford Brookes University History of Art Oxford Brookes University Architecture University of Reading Architecture University of Roehampton Criminology Royal Holloway, University of London Business and Management SOAS University of London Business University College London Arts and Sciences University College London History of Art and Italian University College London Engineering University College London Engineering *Provisional results as of 19 September 2019 Please visit the following pages on our website for more detailed information about our results: http://www.harrodian.com/news or https://www.harrodian.com/news/harrodian-celebrates-examination-success and follow us @ HarrodianNews.
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