BSKL A-level results propel graduates to top universities

This year 61% of graduates were offered a place at their first-choice university, including offers from 12 universities ranked in the World’s Top 100 by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), including Trinity College Dublin, University of St Andrews, University of Toronto, and Yonsei University. 

This also includes 8 universities that are members of the prestigious Russell Group: University of Bristol, University of Edinburgh, University of Exeter, King’s College London, University of Leeds, University of Liverpool, London School of Economics and Political Science, and Queen’s University Belfast. 

These offers highlight not only the students' academic strengths but also the comprehensive education BSKL provides. 

"The success of our A-Level students is a testament to their hard work, resilience, and the unwavering support of our dedicated academic team and their families. Their achievements are a proven record of BSKL's commitment to excellence. We are incredibly proud of our students and confident they will continue to excel in their future endeavours", BSKL Principal Dr. Mike O’Connor said. 

In addition to the achievements above, BSKL graduates received offers from: 

• University of Arts London: Ranked 2nd globally for art and design 
• Northern College of Music: Ranked 5th globally for music 
• Trinity College Dublin offer in Medicine: Ranked 78th globally for medicine 

The Class of 2024 received offers from universities in 10 different countries! 

Head of Secondary Dr Nicola Brown shared these words of encouragement to BSKL’s graduates: 

“Well done to all our graduates, we are extremely proud of your achievements. Your examination results are a testament to your determination and effort, and the unwavering support of your teachers and families. As you move on and begin your university experiences, carry this success with you as a reminder of what you can achieve through focus and resilience. The very best of luck”. 

Nearly 30% of students earned straight A*-A grades in their A-level subjects, and two students earned straight A* grades. This year 45% of all A-level grades were earned at A*-A grades and 62% at A*-B grades.