We've updated our Privacy Policy. Questions? Email us any time at privacy@ground.newsWe've updated our Privacy Policy with additional info on research surveys, our browser extension, cookie management, and ad performance measurement. Questions? Email us any time at privacy@ground.news
Published 3 days ago • loading... • Updated 3 days ago
Sixth form students celebrate record-breaking A-level results
The sixth form said 42% of grades were A* to B as more students secured university, apprenticeship and employment places.
On Thursday, August 13, King Alfred School Academy Year 13 students in Burnham and Highbridge secured their third consecutive year of improved A-level results, continuing the school's upward academic trajectory.
Outgoing head teacher Dan Milford praised the cohort's determination, saying, "We are incredibly pleased with the results from this year's Year 13 students," reflecting sustained school performance.
Standout performers included Ondrej Vamos with three A* grades and Amber Bonington with three As, while many students secured university places and competitive apprenticeships.
Graduates are transitioning to university, apprenticeships, and employment, demonstrating the TKASA Sixth Form Centre's consistent delivery of quality education and student progression outcomes.
A Sixth Form Clearing Day on Thursday, August 20, from 1pm to 3pm will invite Year 11 students and families to discuss subject options and available places for September.