Ysgol Bryn Elian celebrates A-level success

Aug 14 2008 By Richard Evans

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PUPILS at Ysgol Bryn Elian were chuffed to bits after two years of hard work on their A-levels and reported a 100% pass rate.

The Old Colwyn school pointed to the particular success of the Welsh Baccalaureate results and its BTEC sports course, which is equivalent to two A-levels. Headmaster, Stephen Matthews said he was delighted with the results.

"Once again, the students of Ysgol Bryn Elian have lived up to expectations," said Mr Matthews.

They have achieved results that truly reflect their ability and hard work. The students and the teachers have much to be proud of. I wish all of the students well in their continuing studies They have been a credit to themselves, their parents and the school."

Natasha Flint, 17, from Llandudno achieved two Bs and two Cs.

"I'm going to study performing arts in Liverpool in September, I've been a bit nervous," she said.

Einir Parry, 17, got two As and two Bs in her AS levels: "I'm going out to celebrate with friends," she said.

 were chuffed to bits after two years of hard work on their A-levels and reported a 100% pass rate.

The Old Colwyn school pointed to the particular success of the Welsh Baccalaureate results and its BTEC sports course, which is equivalent to two A-levels. Headmaster, Stephen Matthews said he was delighted with the results.

"Once again, the students of Ysgol Bryn Elian have lived up to expectations," said Mr Matthews.

They have achieved results that truly reflect their ability and hard work. The students and the teachers have much to be proud of. I wish all of the students well in their continuing studies They have been a credit to themselves, their parents and the school."

Natasha Flint, 17, from Llandudno achieved two Bs and two Cs.

"I'm going to study performing arts in Liverpool in September, I've been a bit nervous," she said.

Einir Parry, 17, got two As and two Bs in her AS levels: "I'm going out to celebrate with friends," she said.