d'Overbroeck's A-Level results 2021

• 34% of entries awarded A*
• 67% of entries awarded A*-A 
• 88% of entries awarded A*-B
• 44% of students achieved all A* or A grades
• 14% of students gained all A*s in their A-Levels
• 86% of Extended Project Qualification (EPQ)entries awarded A*-A 

  Among those celebrating are: Joey

Joey has achieved A*A*A*A* in Maths, Chemistry, Biology and Computer Science and is excited to study Medicine at the University of Manchester later this year. Emily and Alice

Alice (left) is celebrating A*A*A after studying Psychology, History and Maths, and is heading off to the University of Bath to study Psychology in the autumn. Emily (right) has achieved A*A*A* in Geography, French and Maths and is off to teach students in Senegal on her gap year. She is also looking forward to starting her Combined Social Sciences course at Durham University in 2022. Isaac and Tom

Isaac and Tom revised for their exams together and have enjoyed celebrating their successes today. Isaac (right) has achieved AAB in Biology, Chemistry and Geography, as well as an A in his Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) which focused on antibiotic resistance. He is heading off to study Biology at the University of Glasgow later this year. Tom (left) is celebrating A*A*A in Chemistry, Biology and Geography and an A* in his EPQ, which focused on Marine Biology. He is currently learning Japanese in his spare time and looks forward to applying to Tōhoku University in Japan next year to study Marine Biology. Tirion

Tirion has achieved A*AA in Economics, Maths and Politics, along with an A in her EPQ which focused on how another Covid-19 pandemic could be avoided. She is really looking forward to beginning her Land Economy course at the University of Cambridge in the autumn. “I’d describe d’Overbroeck’s as inspiring”, comments Tirion. “You don’t have to have the best grades, it’s about looking forward and achieving great things. Some schools label you from the beginning, but that’s not the case here.” Every year, our Upper Sixth students progress on toa number of top UK universities. This year, the most popular university destinations for our students are (in order of number of students going to study there):

• University College London (UCL)
• King's College London, University of London
• University of Edinburgh
• University of Manchester
• University of Bath
• Queen Mary University of London
• University of Exeter
• University of Nottingham
• London School of Economics (LSE)
• Newcastle University
• University of Bristol
• University of Leeds
• University of Warwick
• Durham University
• Swansea University
• University of Southampton
• University of St Andrews
• University of Cambridge
• University of Oxford
• Imperial College London