Tanglin Trust School Celebrates Outstanding 2024 A-Level Results!
Tanglin Trust School is proud to announce its impressive 2024 A-Level results, marking one of the strongest performances in over a decade (excluding the COVID-19 exam years).
An outstanding 64% of our students achieved A or A* grades, significantly surpassing the average achieved by students in England of 27.6 %.
Results highlights include:
85% of all grades were A* to B
33% of all grades were A*
20% of all EPQ grades were A*
Andy Goodliffe, Head of Sixth Form at Tanglin Trust School:
'The Class of 2024 have performed brilliantly in their A-levels and can now look forward to attending a wonderful array of the world’s most prestigious colleges and universities. We are proud of each one of them. No two journeys through Tanglin Sixth Form are ever the same and all involve a combination of talent, courage, and belief in the face of some adversity along the way. We celebrate our ‘headline-makers’, heading to Oxbridge or the Ivy League, just as proudly as those away from the headlines who have leant on the support of this fantastic community to see them safely through. The wider world is about to meet our Tanglin alumni and are lucky to have their splendid company for their next, shared chapter. Good luck and well done.'
Craig Considine, CEO of Tanglin Trust School:
‘We are absolutely thrilled to congratulate our A-Level students on their outstanding achievements! Their hard work, dedication, and perseverance have paid off in the most spectacular way.These results are a testament to their intellectual curiosity, resilience, and the supportive environment fostered within our school community. Their accomplishments not only reflect personal triumphs but also the collective efforts of our exceptional teachers and staff who have guided and encouraged them every step of the way.We are immensely proud of each and every one of them. Their achievements inspire us and demonstrate the very best of what Tanglin Trust School represents. We wish all of our alumni continued success and fulfilment.’