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Our newbie Woodhouseians got a chance to meet new friends and discover exciting opportunities today - at our Fresher’s Fair.

Our student led societies were recruiting across dozens of subjects and interests, there were sports events - football, basketball and table tennis - as well as music, games and fun activities to help meet new people.

A really great vibe in the hub this afternoon - just a taste of what’s to come.

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U6th were wishing they could do it all over again (probably)

Fergal (L) has A*A*A* in Maths, Physics and Chemistry and is going to Manchester to study Physics and Astro physics. “I was not too surprised with my results - I’ve been working hard and kinda feel I deserve it. I didn’t let myself get stressed. I’m very pleased, this is as high as I can get and my family are all happy. I’m off to Manchester and definitely looking forward to it - it should be a fun ride. Woodhouse has been, overall, a fun experience, a lot going on but you learn a lot. And you change so much, you’re a different person by the time you leave. It’s a great, open, social environment, all sixth formers, what’s not to like?”

Navid (R) has ABB in Maths, Computer science and Art and design and will be studying Architecture at Nottingham. “I got ABB but I still got in to my first choice uni that wanted AAA. I feel like I could have done a bit better, but I did my best and that’s all you can do. I wasn’t really shocked when I opened my results because I’d accidentally opened my UCAS first and already seen that my place was confirmed, and then my mum came down and she was really, really happy. Woodhouse has been great, I’ve made a lot of friends and it’s pushed me to do really well in my studies.”

Sorry we didn't get to interview Lucas (in centre) - but apparently he got A*A*A* and is off to Cambridge! 👏

Franklin achieved A*A*A*A in Maths, Further maths, Physics and Computer science and will be off to Sheffield to study Aerospace engineering. “Everyone in my family was up at 7am with me this morning. I was very nervous opening my results after months of worrying, but I’m very happy. It’s a weight off my shoulders now and I can move on to preparing for university. I’ve enjoyed my two years at Woodhouse, the college is really nice. I didn’t realise before how much it would make me work more - just being around high calibre students. The work ethic and the environment here is just so much better than an average school I feel like I really focussed in, compared to my GCSEs, I did so much more work and I think it’s paid off. I’ll be celebrating this evening with my friends, I think there may be some student deals at Nando’s or somewhere…”

Selin (L) achieved A*A*A* in Maths, Economics and Geography and will be studying Economics at UCL. “This was the best two years I’ve had in school ever… incredible… I wish we had an extra year! I opened my results by myself then screamed with joy - and then my parents came in and there was like an hour of phone calls. It was really exciting because I’m the first person in my family here to go to uni and it’s really exciting to go to a global top ten uni like UCL.”

Ella has A*A*A*A* in Maths, Further maths, Philosophy and Psychology and has a place at Bristol to study Maths and Philosophy. “Getting my results? Mostly relieved and just glad to know - I’ve had a sleepless night. My family are very happy.”

Woodhouse students are celebrating another remarkable set of A level results this year with 230 of them achieving at least three A* or A grades, and 62 achieving at least three A* grades. Fifteen students achieved 4 A* grades.

This year’s results are a further improvement on last year’s. With 82% of grades at A*-B and 52% at A*-A, we are anticipating a larger proportion than ever finding their ideal place at university. Around 35 students have secured their place at Oxford or Cambridge universities and a similar number will be going on to study medicine this autumn.

Principal Sugra Alibhai said: "Huge congratulations to our wonderful class of 2025! I am incredibly proud of their achievements. These extraordinary results are a testament to the hard work and commitment of all our students and staff over the last two years."

Read all our student results day interviews in the article on our website...

https://www.woodhouse.ac.uk/results-day-well-done-to-the-class-of-2025-556-news.aspx

Check out our Centenary Concert on YouTube featuring past and present students in a truly harmonious performance

Woodhouse Centenary Concert Featuring alumni and students from across the college

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Hanna Dziamchykhina, from Woodhouse College in Barnet, presenting at the final of our Young Orator of the Year competition 🎤, on why may be the most important invention of the 21st century, espcially in medicine 💡 🧬

Another year, another amazing art show from our incredibly talented U6 A level Art and Design students.

Students, parents and staff filled the studios for the impressive display at the private view last night.