The Chronicle, Summer 2019

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Our largest ever IB cohort produced a strong set of results in July, with 87% of all Higher Level grades at Levels 7-5. More than half (53%) of all Higher Level grades were at the very top end at Levels 7/6. Overall, 28% of pupils achieved 37 points or more, equivalent to a string of A* and A grades at A Level. The average point score was 33.6. IB Diploma Results

The following achieved outstanding results: Ilana Cope , 44 points, Psychological and Behavioural Sciences, Robinson College, Cambridge, after a gap year Tim Hohage , 43 points, Engineering at a university in Germany after a gap year Sybilla Hamilton , 42 points, Modern and Medieval Languages, Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge Kyla Haslett-Hawkins , 42 points, Law at Durham Kais Mussa , 42 points, Columbia University, USA Michael Proskuryakov , 41 points, University of Virginia, USA Alice Isola , 40 points, will apply for English after a gap year Pippa Smith , 40 points, Law at Bristol Octavia Hamilton , 39 points, will study History and Modern Languages after a gap year Anish Mehta , 39 points, will apply to study Medicine Josh Moore , 39 points, Dentistry at Cardiff Bianca Pigorini , 39 points, destination tbc Maria Gorovater , 38 points, will study Geography at a destination tbc Henry Parsons , 38 points, English and Spanish at Bristol after a gap year Arkadiy Petrov , 38 points, destination tbc Izzy Degroot , 37 points, will apply to study Medicine Evie Faber , 37 points, English and Philosophy at Edinburgh Hattie Harries-Jones , 37 points, Business and Management at Durham Lucy Hope , 37 points, destination tbc Charlie Lappin , 37 points, Philosophy at Bristol Charlie Watson , 37 points, destination tbc Please note that the above is based on the latest information available at the time of going to press. Re-marks may be applied and university choices are subject to change. Please let the Communications team know of any updates at vanderheident@stedwardsoxford.org .

Ilana Cope

Tim Hohage

Sybilla Hamilton

Michael Proskuryakov and Kais Mussa

The Warden said, ‘We are delighted to see so many pupils achieve such high marks. Beyond these stellar results, countless more pupils worked extremely hard and were rewarded with the results they need to attend top universities in the UK and overseas. I wish all our outgoing Upper Sixth the very best, whatever their plans, and I look forward to welcoming them back as OSE in the coming years.’

Kyla Haslett-Hawkins

Pippa Smith