News

Once again, we are extremely proud to share that Langley Park School for Boys are celebrating a tremendous set of A Level results in 2023. This year group sat their first set of public examinations this year following the cancellation of their GCSEs and the introduction of Teacher Assessed Grades in 2021. We are extremely proud of the achievement of our year 13s and their fantastic results are a testament to their hard work and commitment.  

With over 300 students receiving A Level results, our students achieved nearly 900 qualifications. Of these, 46% graded as A*-B, and 72% A*-C. The school’s overall pass rate (A*-E) was an extremely impressive 97.1% in 2023. BTEC results were equally extremely pleasing with 21% of our students attaining a distinction grade or above, 70% of our students attaining a merit award or above and overall 100% of our students passing their qualifications. We are incredibly proud of our students; they have once again continued Langley Park’s fine tradition of securing excellent Level 3 outcomes.  

Pictured above, left to right: Elliott Dodds (Head Boy), Emily Kell and Eden Heath (Head Girl)

 

Pictured above: Abdullah James and Adam Daikhi

 

Langley Park School for Boys’ students continue to benefit from a broad Sixth Form offer; in 2023, pride of place goes to the students who have excelled in the Arts, with Photography (100% A*-A), Art (56% A*-A, 89% A*-B), Graphics (20% A*-A, 50% A*-B)  Drama (20% A*-A, 40% A*-B) and Music (67 % A*- B) all achieving impressive outcomes. Likewise, the English and Mathematics departments continue to perform highly with both Mathematics (28% A*-A, 46% A*-B) and Further Mathematics (71% A*- A, 86% A*-B), and English Literature (22% A*-A and 54% A*-B). Langley Park’s Science results remain extremely high, including Biology (14% A*-A), Chemistry (18% A*-A) and Physics (30% A*-A). A special mention to our Languages team, whose results, French (43% A*-A, 100% A*-B) and German (34% A*-A, 45% A*-B), at a time when nationally entries for these subjects are dwindling, are truly exceptional. 

Pictured: Elsa Corline

 

Pictured above: Bray Berkley and Noah De Vaux

 

Individual students 

Whilst there are far too many success stories to list them all, the following students achieved outstanding results across their A level subjects. 

 

Louis Old - 3 A* and 1 A, reading Mechanical Engineering at the University of Manchester 

Adam Fuller – 2 A* and 2 As, reading Computer Science at the University of York 

Louis Ceuppens – 1 A* and 3 As, reading Mathematics at the University of Durham 

Jacob Harrison – 2 A*, 1 A and 1 B, reading Financial Mathematics and Statistics at LSE 

Thien Nguyen – 1 A* and 3 As, reading Computer Science at Kings College 

Jamie Madden – 1 A*, 1 A, 1 B and 1 C, reading Cyber Security at the University of Warwick 

Samuel Guy – 3 A*, reading Politics and International Relations at the University of Southampton 

Noah De Vaux – 2 A* and 1 A, reading Economics and Finance at the University of Southampton 

Sofiya Mamedova – 1 A, 2 Bs, and 1 C, reading Politics and International Relations at Queen Mary’s 

Elsa Corline – 1 A* and 2 As, reading Chemistry at the University of Bristol 

Adam Daikhi – 1 A* and 2 As, reading Economics at the University of Nottingham 

Alex Davis – 1 A* and 2 As, reading Economics at the University of Birmingham 

Abdullah James – 1 A* and 2 As, reading Computer Science at the University of Manchester 

Louis Pilger – 1 A* and 2 As, reading International Relations at the University of Leeds 

Jasmine Walinets – 1 A* and 2 As, reading Photography at the University of Bournemouth 

Angleo Adhen – 3 As, reading Chemistry at Kings College 

Olly Colby – 3 As, reading Mathematics at the University of Southampton 

 

We are especially pleased that Jamie Wallace (pictured below) achieved 2 As and a B and has now accepted his place to read Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of Oxford. 

 

Here are some quotes from our students...

Louis Pilger (pictured below right with Joe Fitzgerald): History A, Politics A and Sociology A* 

‘I am going to study International Relations at the University of Leeds. It was a relief to get the results I needed, and I am excited about my next steps at university.’ 

Louis Ceuppens (pictured below with students, left to right: Thien Nguyen, Samuel Guy, Louis Ceuppens and Jonah Jarvis): Computer Science A, Maths A*, Further Maths A and Physics A 

‘I am going to Durham University to study Maths. It is exciting to be going to my ideal university choice. I feel proud of the hard work that I have put in and that it has resulted in me going to the University I wanted to attend.’ 

Jonah Jarvis (pictured above, right): Maths A, Further Maths B and Physics A* 

‘I am going to Birmingham University to study Astrophysics. I am delighted to be accepted at my first choice university and really pleased that my hard work in Physics resulted in an A*.’

Samuel Guy: Geography A*, History A* and Politics A* 

‘I am going to Southampton university to Study Politics. I was confident about my results until the last few days when I became nervous. Now I feel relieved and grateful to all those that have supported me, especially my teachers and my parents. I am looking forward to starting my course at Southampton.’ 

Deputy Head Boy, Sathursan Ratheskumar (pictured below with students, left to right: Louis Old, Angelo Adam, Abishan Satheeskunar and Sathursan Retheskumar): Biology A, Chemistry A and Psychology A 

‘I am going to study Pharmacology at Kings. It feels amazing to have got the results I needed and to be going to university. I am looking forward to my course.’ 

 

Suzanne Munday, our Headteacher has shared her words below: 

“I have been so very proud to join our year 13 students today as they receive their results. I have been impressed by their incredible resilience and the hard work that it has taken them to achieve such amazing outcomes. Throughout their time at LPSB, these students have fully embraced our ethos of educating the whole child, ambitious for every child. They have shown this through their huge commitment to the wider life of the school, in setting their sights exceptionally high and in rising to meet the immense challenge of their academic work. I want to thank all the staff at school who have worked tirelessly with these young people on their pathway to success, and also our families and wider community for their ongoing support. I wish all our year 13 students success in their futures as they go on to further study or into the world of work.”