Best Ever A Results at Hammersmith Academy

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Headteacher Gary Kynaston 'so proud of our students' achievements'

At Hammersmith Academy, staff and students are celebrating their best ever A Level results, with significant progress across the board.

The Cathnor Road school says it has had another significant increase in all grades at A2 with over 50% A*/B, 79% A*-C and with at least 97% A*-E for all subjects.

There have been notable successes within Economics, Geography, Biology, English and Psychology.

Among the high flyers is Saifadden Monajed, who achieved A*AB and is off to Nottingham University to study Economics.

Amatullah Forbes, pictured here with headteacher Gary Kynaston, gained A*BB and is going to Goldsmiths to study Psychosocial Studies.

Nader Eltaher got an A*AA and is off to Southampton University to study Maths.

Sabrin Adel Daoud got A*Distinction*C and is planning on reading Comparative Literature and Film Studies at Queen Mary.

Mahdina Ahmed achieved two As and a C and is off to Brunel to read Law.

Malak Bouchab hit the top of the grades in BTEC with a triple Distinction (an equivalent of 3As at A level) and has a place to study Television Production at Middlesex.

Salma Gadouchi scored Distinction Business, Sociology B and Psychology C as a visually impaired student. She will now study a Business apprenticeship in Marketing and HR.

At AS Level, Umut Halil and Amari Drysdale each achieved three As and a B whilst Kirill Yurlov bagged three As and a C.

Both Nasir Uddin and Amy Dhindsa impressed with two As and a B – and are both also on track to achieve a Distinction* in a BTEC.

Walid Hassan Zadeh achieved an impressive two As, B and a C and Deputy Head boy Nadim Choudhury scored ABB said.

All have shown great progress with the new Linear A level courses, though sadly the grades will not count next year.

Headteacher Gary Kynaston said: "We are so proud of our students’ achievements and to see all their hard work and efforts rewarded. At HA, we provide a warm and professional environment where students can grow both intellectually as academics ready to take on new challenges and as confident, upstanding citizens. We know they leave us with great self-confidence to begin the next stage in their learning journey.

"We would like to thank our sixth formers for their immeasurably positive contribution as role models for our younger students. They will all go on to be great standard bearers in our
society.

" I would like to thank the teachers for their tireless work and all our parents and families for the support they have given our students to achieve these, our best ever A’ Level results."

Students with head Gary from left to right; Amari Drysdale, Umut Halil, Walid Hassan Zadeh and Nasir Uddin.

August 18, 2017