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The Henry Box School Students Celebrate a Brilliant Set of Year 13 Results
The Henry Box School is celebrating today as Year 13 students collect results that reflect two years of hard
work, resilience and real individual achievement – and now head off to university, apprenticeships and
exciting new careers.

Among the standout moments: one student secured the highest possible grade in their vocational
qualification, while others achieved top grade A passes across a wide range of subjects including Sociology,
History, Mathematics, Biology, Psychology and Core Maths. Every Geography student achieved at least a
grade C, with two-thirds reaching a B or higher, and every English Literature, Drama, French and Religious
Studies student passed with a C grade or above.

The school's vocational learners had a particularly outstanding year, with 87% of Applied General students
achieving grades of C or above – performance well ahead of expectations and a real credit to the hard work
of students and staff alike.

"I could not be prouder of our Year 13 students. These results are the product of real dedication, and there
are so many individual achievements across every subject and every pathway this year. Whatever comes
next, university, an apprenticeship, or the world of work, our students leave us ready to succeed, and we
wish them every happiness in the next chapter."

Wendy Hemmingsley
Headteacher, The Henry Box School