Plantsbrook School A-levels 2023 – Plantsbrook School staff have expressed their pride after students at the Sutton Coldfield school collected their A-Level results.
Year 13 students the school, which is part of the Broadleaf Partnership Trust, worked hard to live up to the Plantsbrook motto of “be the best that you can be”.
Acting headteacher Ian Barton said: “At Plantsbrook, we encourage all of our students to aim high and to be the best version of themselves, so we are very proud to see them well prepared for the next stage of their lives.
“The results they have achieved recognise the hard work they have put in. Students are progressing to a wide variety of different university courses, apprenticeships and employment and we wish them well for their future.”
Among the highest achievers at in Plantsbrook School A-levels 2023 were:
- Eve Benson (Biology: A*, Mathematics: A*, Psychology: A*)
- Zara Buchanan (Business Studies: A*, BTEC Sport: Distinction*, Psychology: A*)
- Oliver Campden (Business Studies: A*, Economics: A*, History: A)
- Lucy Elwell (Biology: A*, Geography: A, BTEC Travel and Tourism: Distinction*)
- Ruby Harrop (Biology: A*, Chemistry: A*, Mathematics: A*)
- Cameron Jack (Biology: A, Geography: A*, History: A)
- Archie Morris (Business Studies: A*, Economics: A*, Media A)
- Tessa Morris (Biology: A*, English Literature: A, Geography: A)
Students who demonstrated exceptional progress in Plantsbrook School A-levels 2023 were:
- Scarlet Baggott (Business Studies: D, BTEC IT: Merit, BTEC Media: Distinction*)
- Anna Bristow (BTEC Health and Social Care: Distinction*, Media Studies: C, BTEC Travel and Tourism: Distinction)
- Alicia Duffus (Business Studies: C, BTEC Media: Distinction, BTEC Sport: Distinction)
- Freya Edmunds (BTEC Art: Distinction*, Biology: B, Psychology: A)
- Salma Ghazal (Biology: B, Chemistry: B, Geography: A)
- Bethany Lane (English Language: B, History: B, Media: A)
- Owen Ross (Biology: B, Mathematics: A, Physics: A)
Plantsbrook School A-levels 2023
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