Hampstead School reports increased average point score

Year 13 pupils are celebrating success in A-levels, BTECs, and LIBF qualifications, with students looking forward to studying in Russell Group universities.

Headteacher Matthew Sadler praised the cohort, who started in September 2019 just before the pandemic disrupted classes.

Hampstead School head Matthew Sadler congratulates student Yousef Fathalla on his Level 3 results (Image: Hampstead Schools Sixth Form)

Mr Sadler said: "We are delighted to see our Year 13 students receive such a strong set of results and take their next steps towards their lives beyond Hampstead. We are so proud of all that these students have achieved.

Hampstead School students Reina Hudroge and Maia Dixon pose happily after opening their Level 3 results (Image: Hampstead Schools Sixth Form)

Hampstead School Principal Student Noha El Haouass El Mengadi seems happy with her Level 3 results (Image: Hampstead Schools Sixth Form)

"They joined Hampstead School in September 2019, just months before classes were suspended due to the pandemic, and we have been privileged to watch them grow into incredible young adults who are inspired, intelligent, and kind."

The school’s average point score rose to 28.3, up from 28.1 last year and 19.1 in 2019.

Hampstead School student Barack Teshome celebrates with his Level 3 results (Image: Hampstead Schools Sixth Form)

Hampstead School student Ajwad Khan smiles after receiving his Level 3 results (Image: Hampstead Schools Sixth Form)

Across the year group, 96 per cent of students achieved grades between A* and E. Biology and English literature were standout subjects, with 57 per cent and 62 per cent of students, respectively, achieving grades between A* and B.

Individual success stories include Yusuf Sherzad, who earned three A*s in biology, chemistry, and maths and will study medicine at Imperial College London.

Noha El Haouass El Mengadi, one of our Principal Students, achieved an A in English literature and Bs in geography and psychology, and will be studying Law at Queen Mary University.