Putney’s Class of 2025 is celebrating record breaking A Level results with students winning places at their first-choice universities from Oxford, Cambridge and leading Russell Group institutions to prestigious destinations in the US and Europe.
A breadth of talent
shines through in the students’ achievements, with courses stretching from Ancient History to Zoology.
UCL, Edinburgh, Bristol and Durham are amongst the most popular destinations, offering pathways from History of Art, to Medicine to Neuroscience.
UCL, Edinburgh, Bristol and Durham are amongst the most popular destinations, offering pathways from History of Art, to Medicine to Neuroscience.
In Maths, the school’s most popular A level subject, more than two thirds of students achieved A*A with 100% A*A in Further Maths.
There were strong performances across the wide range of subjects, reflecting students’ many varied interests.
- 100% A* in Art and DT Product Design
- 100% A*A in Drama
- 100% A*A in History of Art
- 100% A* in German and Greek
- 100% A*A in Italian
- 88% A*A in French
- 92% A*A in History
- 96% A*A in Geography
- 89% A*A in English Literature
Excellence in STEM
Putney’s continued success in STEM means students will be reading Medicine at Oxford, Cardiff, Nottingham and St George’s amongst others as well as Veterinary Medicine at Liverpool; Engineering and Chemistry courses at Durham; Neuroscience and Applied Medical Sciences at UCL; Physics at St Andrews and Biological Sciences at Imperial.
Amongst other Oxbridge courses are History and Geography at Oxford and Modern and Medieval Languages, History, and Theology, Religion and Philosophy of Religion at Cambridge.
Jo Sharrock, Head of Putney High School said
“I am absolutely thrilled for our brilliant Class of 2025, who have given their all this year to achieve this wonderful set of A Level results. Their community-spirit, entrepreneurial thinking and zest for life will provide firm foundations for whatever they choose next and we are all so proud at Putney of everything they have achieved – both academically and in their co-curricular lives. I wish them all the best for their journey beyond our school gates and I know they will continue to shine in all that they do, impacting the world in their own talented and extraordinary ways.”
England captain: Izzy M is off to Exeter to study Politics and International Relations having combined her studies with captaining England’s U20 lacrosse team
Amelia P - who joined Putney for Sixth Form - will go to Bryant, Rhode Island on a lacrosse scholarship
Music Scholar Ann Claire is off to Bath to study Biology with a professional placement
Twins Georgia (left) and Oyin. Georgia heads to Durham to study Chemistry while Oyin will go to St Andrews to read Theological Studies