Record Results for Harris Clapham Sixth Form
Harris Clapham Sixth Form celebrates its best-ever results, with students achieving outstanding outcomes and progressing to some of the UK's top universities.
This year, a record 47% of A Level students achieved A*-B grades*, while an impressive 88% of vocational students secured Double Distinction grades or better, of which a huge 38% got Double Distinction * grades, marking a significant improvement on last year's already strong performance.
Students are now preparing to take the next step in their journeys at leading Russell Group universities and other top institutions, including King's College London, Imperial College London, the University of Leicester, Queen Mary University of London, the University of Nottingham, the University of Birmingham and the University of Manchester.
Particular congratulations go to...
Our particular congratulations go to:
Nikolas Torres Gordillo, who gained A*AA and will study Medicine at the University of Leicester.

Kallai Boswell, who acheived A*AA and is to study Accounting at King's College London.

Suweyda Ahmed, who is to study Biomedical Science at Queen Mary.
Yoel Benjamin, who gained AAB and will study Politics and International Affairs at King's College London.

Madina Jabbie, who achieved AAA and is to study Midwifery at King's College London.

Hafso Hashi, who gained A*BB and will study Politics and International Affairs at King's College London.

"Today's results open doors to some of the country's most prestigious universities and careers."
"Life-changing outcomes"
"These are life-changing outcomes for our students and families," said Sarah Heuston, Principal of Harris Clapham Sixth Form. "We are exceptionally proud of the hard work, resilience and ambition shown by our young people, alongside the unwavering commitment of our staff.
"Today's results open doors to some of the country's most prestigious universities and careers, and we look forward to seeing our students go on to shape the world."
Congratulations to all students on their remarkable achievements.