Exam Results 2024

On Thursday 15th August, students and staff here at City of Norwich School (CNS) celebrated together after the students received their A Level results, enabling them to secure places at their chosen universities, on coveted apprenticeships and selected jobs.

The sixth form students at CNS achieved excellent results, refelcting the hard work and commitment shown throughout their studies.

Students across the academy performed well, with some of the individual standout achievements including:

  • Head students, Malini, Danicke and Lucy who made such a difference across the school by leading the national award-winning school magazine, projects on mental health and diversity, and who achieved superb grades between them.  All three students accepted their first-choice universities.  
  • Many students achieved all A*/A grades and accepted exciting courses at the top universities, including several students going to Oxford or Cambridge to study a range of courses.
  • Individual stories of excellent achievement include those overcoming adversity. Two students from Ukraine accepted places at the University of Manchester and University of Sheffield, to study engineering and architecture.

Jo Philpott, Headteacher at City of Norwich School, said:

“Today has been such a special day, full of joy, for our students and their families receiving their A’ level results. The Class of 2024 conducted themselves superbly through their CNS Sixth Form journey and have achieved the excellence they deserve. We are thrilled by their achievements which have enabled 88% of students to progress to their chosen university courses including several Oxbridge places, with other students moving on to exciting apprenticeships and employment opportunities. I am very proud of our students and their contribution to the wider school and local community and wish them every success in their chosen pathways.  My thanks to our brilliant staff who have taught and guided our students through their sixth form journey and our parents/carers for their support.”