A Level Results 2012

Results are in for the Harris Federation Sixth Form, which combines six of our Academies, and we are very pleased with them.

We had over 400 A Level students this year, making this our largest ever cohort.  On average, each student scored slightly higher than A, A, B.  The average point score per student was 770.

We are proud of all our students’ achievements – their grades are the culmination of seven years’ hard work in secondary school. 

Star performers from across the Federation who deserve a special mention are:

• Shahnaz Yasmin A*A A A
• Omar Bello A*A A A
• Alfred Corbin A*A*A B
• Daniel Wynter A*A A B
• Milan Joshi A*A A B
• Manifagha Owugha A*A A B
• Nina Shah A*A A B
• Lydia Anderson-Monfries A*A A
• Louis Austin A A A
• Lucy Pearce A A A
• Rebecca Wilson A*A*B
• Ryan Osman A A A B
• Katie Lee-Sang A*A B
• Licia Johnson A*A A B
• Saeed Azizi A*A*A B

By having a federated Sixth Form, we are able to offer a very wide variety of subjects for students to choose from and inspirational teaching in each one of these.   There is also an excellent set of joint-programmes with organisations such as the British Medical Association, King’s College London and two Oxbridge colleges. 

The Harris Federation Sixth Form provides guided study support before and after school and small tutorials with specialist staff to make sure that Sixth Formers achieve excellently and are fully prepared for their future education and career choices.

Sir Dan Moynihan, Chief Executive of the Harris Federation, said:

“This year, we are sending students to Imperial as well as St George’s to read Medicine, King’s for Pharmacy, Bristol for Maths, Warwick for Law, Durham for Politics and UCL for History. 

The achievements of our Sixth Formers reflect the high expectations we have for every single young person who walks through our doors.

I know how proud Lord Harris, the Federation and all our teachers were today to see our students collect their results.  We wish our students the very best and are very much looking forward to seeing them build successful careers and happy futures.”