St Albans

Deborah Heath takes a trip back in time to the age of the great Roman dramatists… It was my absolute pleasure to attend a special one-off event at the Roman Theatre Festival on Sunday. Professor Tim Botswain, academic and trustee of OVO, presented an illuminating hour of entertainment, exploring the nature...

St Albans-based educational specialist Belle Cottingham has cast a critical eye over how the district's students performed in this year's A level maths results. Belle said: "There is a reason St Albans has such a strong reputation for education, and this year’s mathematics results are another indication of the ambition, commitment...

Nicholas Breakspear is celebrating another year of brilliant A-Level and CTEC results, including its best ever A-A outcomes. An impressive 31 per cent of all grades are A*-A grades, and an overwhelming majority of students have earned places at their first-choice universities, including a record number at top Russell Group universities...

Townsend Church of England School is celebrating an excellent set of Sixth Form results, with students achieving outstanding outcomes across both A Level and vocational qualifications.  Staff and students were delighted to see the hard work, resilience and determination shown over the past two years rewarded with some of the highest...

More than 300 excited Year 13 students at Sandringham School gathered today to receive their A level and BTEC results, marking another record-breaking year across all subject areas. These exceptional achievements have enabled the vast majority of students to secure their top-choice destinations at prestigious universities across the UK and internationally,...

There were celebrations at St Albans School this morning as Year 13 students received an outstanding set of A level results, securing places at the UK's leading universities, medical schools and many other competitive degree programmes. The school is pleased to announce that 63 per cent of all grades were awarded...

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