Regent House principal Julie Haugh has praised the “record-breaking” number of A-level students who achieved three or more A* to C grades.
Ms Haugh said the school was “especially proud” that more than 90 per cent of pupils attained three or more A* to C grades, continuing a trend that has been maintained for the past eight years.
She said the results were the culmination of “years of commitment, determination and resilience”, adding that the young people had “applied themselves with dedication, overcoming challenges and embracing every opportunity to fulfil their potential”.
The principal also highlighted the role played by staff, saying that behind every successful student was a team of “dedicated professionals who go above and beyond each day”. She said she was “deeply grateful for their professionalism and commitment”.
Ms Haugh said the partnership between home and school was one of Regent House’s greatest strengths and thanked parents and carers for their encouragement and support over many years.
On behalf of the Board of Governors and the entire school community, she congratulated every pupil on their personal accomplishments.
“As our pupils leave Regent House School and move on to new opportunities, they do so with our heartfelt congratulations and best wishes,” said Ms Haugh.
“On a personal level, it has been an honour to get to know these remarkable young people and to see them grow in confidence, character and achievement during their time at Regent House School.
“They will always remain part of the Regent House family, and we look forward with pride and interest to hearing of the many achievements and successes that undoubtedly lie ahead.
“We will miss the class of 2026.”
