GCSE Results 2023
Llandovery College students have secured superb results in their GCSEs, continuing on from the outstanding A Level results announced last week.
Students, parents and staff are celebrating with 32% (23%) 9 -7s (A*-A) grades of all examinations taken. As well as an increase to 80% (76%) of 9-4s (A*-C) grades, which clearly demonstrates that students at all levels have gained the recognition that they deserve.
(Nb. Comparative data in brackets are the results for 2019 the last externally examined period of exams.)
Llandovery College’s highest performing students secured an impressive 6A*s and 4As, 4A*s and 5As, with many more delighted students achieving a host of A grades in numerous subjects.
Llandovery College Warden, Dominic Findlay, said: “I am hugely proud of both the students and staff who worked tirelessly over the past few very difficult years to gain such wonderful results.”
“Despite the Exam board downgrading of results, back to 2019 levels, our students and staff have performed incredibly well to raise their achievement across the board.”
We look forward to welcoming those Year 11s returning to Llandovery College in September, alongside a host of new students, as they progress along their educational pathway in the Sixth Form.”
A Level Results 2023
Llandovery College students are celebrating another year of excellent A Level and BTEC results with over 33% securing the much-coveted A*-A grades.
Llandovery College Warden, Dominic Findlay, said:
“I am delighted with this year’s results; these are the first fully examined results since the 2019 period, plus they have had the adoption of the Exam Boards drive to returning grade quotas to pre -pandemic levels.”
“Our top performing students gained 3 A*s and an A, 2 A*s and 2 As, 2 A*s and 1 A and a host of other students achieved a minimum of 2 As and, as a result, we have seen our A*-A percentage hit 33%. This is a fantastic achievement, and we are all so pleased for our leaving Year 13 students.”
“The majority of our students have gained their university place of choice, whilst a few that have been downgraded by the Exam Boards they have all secured a top degree placement for September.”
“Students have gained places in Russell Group universities, Medical Schools, some the world of professional sport, whilst others have decided to take up apprenticeship opportunities or delay their entrance to university for a year.”
“At such an incredibly important moment for all concerned we wish all our leaving Year 13 students the best of luck in the future as they take their next step along their future career path.”
“Finally, I would like to thank all staff, students, and parents for dealing with the past few years of turbulence. Together we have delivered and now they can go forward with confidence in their next step of education or the world of work.
Good luck!”
A* Results
A* - A Results
A* - C Results