Students in the Island have achieved a record number of A and B grades at A-level.
Today’s (Thursday) provisional A-level results show there were more than 500 of the top two grades recorded.
In the five secondary schools, a record 330 Year 13 students sat A and AS level examinations, in 37 subjects.
Students were entered for a total of 1,380 A and AS levels.
The Island’s A level pass rate was 96.1 per cent, the third highest ever achieved.
Co-ordinating Adviser, Paul Craine, says it’s an excellent reflection on both students and teachers (audio file attached):
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