100 per cent success at Hulme
Date published: 19 August 2010
HULME Grammar School is celebrating a 100 per cent pass rate with 14 pupils achieving the new A* grade.
Four students — Dean Brierley, Nathan Edge, Amy Bell and Latifa Chowdhury — scored two A*s each.
Six students have successfully gained their first choice place to study medicine and Cassie Brooks will move to Paris to read architecture.
Nathan Edge is looking forward to starting his mechanical engineering degree at Edinburgh University after scoring two A*s and two As.
Amy Bell got two A*s and two Bs and will now study psychology and physics at St Andrew’s University.
Ashleigh Durr and Sibgha Saleem will move to Leeds to read medicine after getting an A* and three As.
Robyn Stevenson scooped an A* and three As and will study English and history at Exeter University while Alex Robinson, who got an A* and three As, will read engineering at Durham University.
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