Results and Destinations

A Level Results 2024

It was another strong showing across the year group in 2024, 40% of grades achieving A* - A, way above the national and London average.

66% of grades were A* - B - also way above the national and London average.

This includes Hussain Murad, Lorenzo Rotondi and Greta Zordan who all achieved three of the top A* grades this year. Hussain will now be going on to study European Politics at King’s College London, while Lorenzo will be studying PPE at UCL and Greta will take up a place at Oxford to read Biology.

Other students celebrating their performances today include:

Clementine, who achieved two A* grades and will be studying architecture at Liverpool;
Edward, who also achieved two A* grades and will be studying computer science at Warwick;
Rosita, who achieved A*AA and will go on to study Biomedical Science at Imperial College London;
Malak will study Religion and Middle Eastern Studies at Oxford
Abdellah will study medicine at Queen Mary’s University of London

Dame Sally Coates with Rosita and Hussain on results day

A Level results 2024

Grades	2024
A* - A	40%
A* - B	66%
A* - C	85%
Pass rate	100%
Average Grade	B

A Level Results 2023

**Over half of all entries (56%) at Holland Park School achieved top A* or A grades in 2023, with six students taking up offers from Oxford University**

A Level results 2023

Grades	Outcomes
A* - A	55.8%
A* - B	72.3%
A* - C	90.3%
A* - E	100%
Average Grade	B+

Among those celebrating were nine students who achieved straight A*s, including three who will be taking up places at the University of Oxford. Courses include Spanish and Arabic; French and Italian; Classics; English and Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE).

The Sixth Form also saw a number of highly competitive offers from Imperial College London this year, including two students who both achieved straight A*s, plus four more students.

Across the rest of the Year 13 group, there were a variety of other top Russell Group success stories – ranging from London institutions such as King’s College London, University College London and Queen Mary University of London, to the Universities of St Andrews and Bath. Some students will be heading further afield, including one who will be taking up a place at Bocconi University in Milan.