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Further success for the ‘emotive. lab.’
Exceptional A-Level & GCSE science results for students of our sponsored school, Beaconsfield High School for Girls
As part of our ongoing partnership with Beaconsfield High School for Girls, emotive. sponsor the ‘emotive. lab’ in their new science building and have established ‘The emotive. Prize for Scientific Engagement’, to recognise an outstanding final year student as they transition to study a science or medical degree at university.
We’re delighted to hear that students achieved exceptional science exam results at both GCSE & A Levels this year, with Beaconsfield High School coming top in the county, and 24th out of all UK state secondary schools for its A-Levels this year, with 5 students achieving the grades to go on to study Medicine.
Other highlights in the student’s exam performance include:
- 100% of pupils taking A-Level Physics obtained A*-C grades, with 91.2% and 88.5% making the same achievement in Chemistry and Biology respectively
- 29 of 32 students who took the iGCSE Science course achieved three A* across Biology, Chemistry and Physics
- At GCSE the most common grade achieved by pupils across all three sciences was an A*, with 100% of pupils that studied the iGCSE getting A* to A grades
To learn more about our emotive. lab methodology, and how it can help develop behaviour change through deeper engagement, please email Adam Boucher (adam@thinkemotive.com) or call +44 (0) 207 148 0408.
To learn more about our talent and graduate programs, and what makes emotive. the right place to further a career in healthcare communications, please email Adela Zafar (adela@thinkemotive.com) or call +44 (0) 207 148 0408.
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