Others who attained a high number of A*s and As include: Max Bateman, Aran Edwards, Carys Evans,Lauren Evans, Leia George, Anna Griffiths, Gabby Howe, Megan James, Chloe Jones, Eve Jones, Robin Kingston-Evans, Carys Long, Martha Makin, Olivia Makin, Ashleigh Mears, Kishan Mehta, Sian Miles, Llinos Morgan, Jacob Morris, Somer Owen, Nathan Parmee, Lauren Rees-John, Caitlin Shaw, Matthew Shaw, Tomos Walters, Ffion Williams, Lowri Williams and Morgan Woodward.
All pupils received recognised qualifications.
Dr S M Mitchell, Headteacher, said:
‘I am so pleased that so many of our pupils have achieved so much success again. Our pupils deserve to do well as they work hard and try their best to exceed their target grades. Teachers monitor pupil progress closely and give high quality care, support and guidance.’
The vast majority of the pupils are now looking forward to staying on at St John’s to embark upon A level courses.
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