Leweston students are, once again, celebrating an excellent set of A Level results.
Over a third of pupils receiving their results today received nothing but A* and A grades with well over half gaining at least one A* or A grade. Of the 24 different subjects taken, nine saw all grades at A* to B this included English Literature, Religious Studies, Music Technology and, once again, Fine Art, 3D Design and Photography.
Seven pupils received a very impressive 14 A*s and 5 As between them. Amongst this cohort are Will and Gracie with 3 A*s each and Honor and Molly who both gained 2 A*s and a A.
As a result, Will is going on to read Medicine at the University of Exeter and Gracie will be reading Biochemistry at King’s College. Before taking up her place at Edinburgh to read Geography, Honor is travelling to Leweston’s Nepalese sister school, Jana Jyoti, to spend time with the community there. Molly is joining the Army to work as a Geographical Technician before progressing to Sandhurst.
Across the cohort, students will be leaving to take a diverse range of courses including: Environmental, Economics and Ecology, Forensic Psychology, Immersive Media and Mixed Reality, Sociology and Social Policy, Music Production, Marine and Natural History, Photography, and Product Design. As well as Will, Jessica is also bound for Medical School.
The university destinations chosen by our 2025 leavers reflect a rich and varied landscape of student ambition, spanning healthcare, psychology, environmental science, business, design, and digital innovation. Health-related courses like medicine and applied medical sciences remain strong choices for Leweston students but creative and tech-forward paths like music production, digital marketing, mixed reality, and sport media show a growing appetite for future-facing careers.
Mr Paget-Tomlinson, Headmaster commented:
“At Leweston, we believe every student deserves an education that not only develops their individual strengths but prepares them for a rapidly changing world. Our tailored pathways ensure that each pupil is guided towards the right academic and personal journey, whether that’s through traditional routes or more specialised support. We pride ourselves on delivering a future-fit education—one that equips our students with the skills, confidence, and resilience to thrive in whatever path they choose. Being shortlisted for Independent School of the Year for Student Careers for the second year running is a testament to our commitment to helping students navigate their futures with clarity and purpose. We are deeply grateful to our dedicated staff whose unwavering commitment makes this possible.”
