Devon students ace A-levels

Record results for Exeter College

Students across Devon and Cornwall are celebrating their A-Level, T-Level, and BTEC National results.

Nationally, a record number of students got into their first-choice universities, and boys outperformed girls for the first time in seven years.

Locally, Queen Elizabeth's School in Crediton saw 27% of their entries awarded A* or A grades, and 79% achieved a C grade or above.

Exeter College is also celebrating a double triumph – both for its outstanding results that surpass the national average and for being named one of only ten Construction Technical Excellence colleges in the country. 

An impressive 23 subjects achieved a flawless 100% pass rate.

Radio Exe's Honey Forty achieved three A*s and an A and will head to the University of Exeter to study Communications, while Adam Daley from Dartington is off to the University of Manchester for Maths and Physics.

Jessica Fry studied a T-level in Health to develop her knowledge and support her university application, gaining practical experience alongside theory and exams, and is now off to study Paramedic Science at university.

John Laramy, Deputy CEO of Exeter College, said, 'This year's students have achieved stellar results across the board, breaking records and setting a new bar for next year's cohort.

We have amazing students who work with talented staff, and I would like to thank everyone who has contributed to these results.'"