Queen Anne’s Students Achieve Academic Excellence

Queen Anne’s School in Caversham is celebrating another super set of A Level results which continues to prove its credentials in academic excellence. An outstanding 43% of results were graded A*-A and 93% at A*-C. The cohort has secured places at top universities in the UK including Cambridge, Durham, University College London, Bath, Nottingham and King’s College, London. A number of girls at the leading independent day and boarding school have also been accepted into specialist institutions including the prestigious Bird College, Conservatoire for Dance and Musical Theatre and others are heading to the US and Canada, including the esteemed Duke University.Having achieved top results in Computer Science, Maths, Further Maths and Physics, Victoria Miller, (pictured with her mother) will be joining Amazon's degree apprenticeship programme in Software Development. Victoria's hard work and dedication through months of interviews was all worth it after she was awarded the highly competitive place ahead of 40,000 other applicants. Victoria says ‘The support from the teachers during this process has been invaluable, as they have made sure that I had all the resources I needed to succeed, from practise interviews to help catching up with lessons I had to miss in order to attend real interviews. The Head of Careers and my form tutor Mrs Odell, as well as my Head of Year, Mrs Jones, were especially helpful.’Hannah Scott has had a highly successful summer. As well as securing her A Level grades to read Business and Management at Durham University, she also competed as part of the GB rowing team for the 2025 ‘Coupe de la Jeunesse’ in Austria, returning home as double European silver medallist.A further achievement came from Jamie Kwok, (pictured) who achieved four straight A* grades in Computer Science, Further Maths, Maths and Physics. More of the cohort achieved a clean sweep of A* and A grades, including Marie Weisheimer (pictured with her family) who will be taking up her place to read Geography at Cambridge University. A well-deserved achievement after her fantastic grades in Geography, History and German.As the results show, our students excelled in STEM subjects such as Maths, Chemistry and Computer Science where students achieved outstanding results. Temi Adeniji, one of the Head Girls, will be studying Medicine at Manchester University. Sweeping the board with four A grades in Biology, Chemistry, Maths and Spanish, Temi says “I’m incredibly proud of my A-Level results and have loved every moment of my time at Queen Anne’s. I’m so grateful for the unwavering support, encouragement, and opportunities the school has given me.” We are so proud of the whole outgoing prefect team, who have shown such brilliant leadership and involvement across the school alongside superb commitment to their studies.Art students at Queen Anne’s had an excellent year, with 57% of the cohort achieving an A* or A grade. Mr George Tarrant, Head of Art is full of praise for his students: “These outstanding results reflect our students’ unwavering dedication and genuine curiosity for creative expression. Seeing their commitment rewarded in such a remarkable way is truly inspiring, and I am immensely proud of everything they have achieved”.Deputy Head Pastoral, Mr Andy Towse, praised the cohort, saying, ““This year group truly embody the Queen Anne’s spirit of ‘kind hearts,’ showing a wonderful sense of community and a genuine passion for making a positive difference in the world. They have been exceptional role models, inspiring younger students through their compassion, actions, and commitment to helping others.”Head of School, Ms Elaine Purves, reflected on the day’s achievements, saying, “Today we celebrate not only our students’ outstanding academic success, but also the exciting journeys that await them. Whether they are progressing to university or embracing the opportunities of a gap year, they leave us future-ready, and I wish each of them the success and fulfilment they so richly deserve.”Queen Anne’s is an inspirational day and boarding school for girls aged 11-18 that stands as a beacon of academic excellence and outstanding pastoral care. For more information, please visit www.qas.org.uk. The next Open Morning is on Saturday 20 September 2025.

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