Students Andrey Bruno (left), who is heading to Nottingham Trent to study policing, and Freddy Espin, who is taking a year out, with teachers, from left Matthew Dalton, David Randall and Vicky DaviesStudents Andrey Bruno (left), who is heading to Nottingham Trent to study policing, and Freddy Espin, who is taking a year out, with teachers, from left Matthew Dalton, David Randall and Vicky Davies
Students Andrey Bruno (left), who is heading to Nottingham Trent to study policing, and Freddy Espin, who is taking a year out, with teachers, from left Matthew Dalton, David Randall and Vicky Davies

Gallery: De Aston students celebrate their results

It has been a tense morning for students across the country as they collected their results.
By Dianne Tuckett
Published 18th Aug 2022, 11:54 BST
Updated 19th Aug 2022, 07:21 BST

De Aston staff were out bright and early to welcome students from 8am.

Many already had their university places confirmed, but didn’t know the exact results.

There joy – with just the occasional tears – were shared by their fellow students and teachers.

Head teacher Simon Porter said: “They are all exceptional, inspiring, and talented young people in their own ways and we couldn’t be prouder of them.”

Frankie Hills celebrates his successes with mum Corinne and head teacher Simon Porter

1. De Aston: Frankie goes to.... Cardiff

Frankie Hills celebrates his successes with mum Corinne and head teacher Simon Porter Photo: Dianne Tuckett

Head of English Sarah Peacock congratulates Florence Williams (A*) and Gosia Zalewska (A) on their results

2. De Aston: English stars

Head of English Sarah Peacock congratulates Florence Williams (A*) and Gosia Zalewska (A) on their results Photo: Dianne Tuckett

Mia Wilson was one of the first to pick up her results, receiving an A* and two A grades. She is already in the process of going into the Royal Navy, hopefully with a career in logistics.

3. De Aston: Heading out to sea

Mia Wilson was one of the first to pick up her results, receiving an A* and two A grades. She is already in the process of going into the Royal Navy, hopefully with a career in logistics. Photo: Dianne Tuckett

Tom Waite has received the grades he needed for his place at Harper Adams to carry on the family trade as a fourth-generation farmer.

4. De Aston: Farming life

Tom Waite has received the grades he needed for his place at Harper Adams to carry on the family trade as a fourth-generation farmer. Photo: Dianne Tuckett

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