Hymers College Results 2021

Hymers College Results 2021 Opening doors to onward opportunities

Hymers College #UnlockingPo A Level 2021 In the face of the most challenging of 18 months for both students and staff, the A Level class of 2021 at Hymers College has reached above and beyond. Living up to the School motto ‘High Merit, High Reward’, A Level results for 2021 show that over 88% of all grades achieved by Hymers students were at A*-B, the grades required by the leading Russell Group of universities.

Srinidhi joined Hymers Junior School in Year 4 from Hessle Mount.

She studied Biology, Chemistry and Maths at A Level achieving 4 A*s.

Srinidhi’s onward journey takes her to Cambridge to study medicine.

Sport and music have both played an important part of her time at Hymers. Srinidhi enjoyed being part of a competitive netball team right from the start and playing the flute in a duo and in the wind band. Srinidhi also achieved her dream of being Head Girl.

Dane started at Hymers in Year 7 joining us from St Andrews Primary in Sutton Park.

Dane studied Art, Drama and Religious Studies at A Level gaining three A*s.

Dane is going on to Drama School.

Whilst at Hymers Dane enjoyed performing in Hedda Gabler, Sweeney Todd, Annie and The Addams Family.

He was also Head Boy and cites the supportive bubble that has made everyone successful at Hymers.

Lucy started at Hymers Junior School in Year 4 joining us from Hull Collegiate.

At A Level Lucy studied Business, Economics and PE achieving 2 A*s and 1 A. Lucy has secured a Business Management Degree Apprenticeship at Nestlé based in York.

Lucy enjoyed all of her time at Hymers. She found the Sixth Form a strong community as the small class sizes mean you get to know everyone well. She captained the 1st team at tennis and also played for Yorkshire U18 in tennis.

otential since 1893 Luke joined Hymers Junior School from South Cave Primary School in Year 5.

He studied Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Chemistry at A Level and gained 4 A*s.

Luke will be studying Maths at Durham University.

Whilst at Hymers Luke achieved at Gold Award in the Chemistry Olympiad placing him in the top 50 in the UK. He enjoyed cryptography club and bastketball as well as NCS and the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme.

Elly joined Hymers in Year 7 from South Cave Primary School.

Elly studied Maths, Spanish and English Literature achieving two A*s and one B at A Level.

Her university destination is Warwick studying English Literature and Creative Writing.

The NCS Programme, Youth Board and Poetry Writing Club were Elly’s main interests at Hymers. She also says that the teachers go out of their way, going above and beyond to support you in your time at school.

Hannah joined Hymers in Year 7 from Hutton Cranswick School.

At A Level Hannah studied French, German and English Literature gaining 2 A*s and 1 grades.

The University of Edinburgh is Hannah’s next destination to study French and German.

Hannah enjoyed piano lessons and singing in the school choir.

Her advice to future students is to throw yourself into as much as possible, get involved and try anything and everything at Hymers.

Daniel joined Hymers Junior School in Year 4 from Welton Primary School.

He studied Maths, Further Maths, Chemistry and Physics at A Level gaining a clean sweep of A*s.

Daniel is heading to Manchester University to study Material Science and Engineering.

He particularly enjoyed swimming during his time at school and thinks that the 100% of online lessons during the pandemic made the difference during his Sixth Form studies.

GCSE 2021

After a tough 18 months of pandemic disruption and lockdown learning, Hymers students achieved outstanding GCSE results in 2021.

Despite all the challenges thrown at them, 71% of all grades achieved by the Year 11 cohort at Hymers were 9-7 – equivalent to A*/A under the old system.

Headmaster Justin Stanley commented: “In the face of enormous challenges, months of lockdown learning and real disruption to their academic and social lives, our Year 11 cohort have delivered an excellent set of GCSE results.

“There are some real standout performances amongst these results; especially notable are the 9 pupils who gained 10 grade 9 GCSEs. But I am incredibly proud of what each and every one of these pupils has achieved.

“I want to thank staff and pupils alike for the speed and efficiency with which they adapted to, and embraced, remote learning. The success in delivering learning online at Hymers is truly reflected in these results and I applaud our teachers and students for this.”

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