MANCHESTER High School for Girls is again celebrating outstanding A-level results as students achieve the coveted A* for over one third of all grades.

The Class of 2014 notched up yet another year with a 100 per cent pass rate, with an impressive 94.2 per cent of all grades in the A* to B range.

These superb results follow Manchester High’s International Baccalaureate Diploma results as the third cohort of students celebrated their world class achievements in July.

Their average points score was 36.2, which is significantly above the global average of 29 - 30 points.

One student reached a phenomenal point score of 44, placing her in the top 0.6% of IB students worldwide, according to last year’s global figures.

Headteacher, Mrs Claire Hewitt, said: “These excellent results represent not only the hard work and commitment of the students, but also the dedication and expertise of their teachers.

 “It is satisfying to highlight that, as well as their academic commitments, these girls have contributed to the many aspects of MHSG school life, including sport, music, the arts and charitable work.”

The vast majority of the School’s A Level and IB students will proceed to their first choice university, with six girls successfully securing an Oxbridge place.

Mrs Hewitt added: “I am confident that each girl is now well prepared for the next stage of her life and will go on to make a positive contribution to our global society.

 “We wish all of them every success in higher education and with their future careers.”

In September, the school is opening a new, state-of-the-art Sixth Form Centre for its A Level and IB Diploma students.

The impressive facilities will include a lecture theatre, ICT facilities, rooms for lessons and tutorial sessions, three additional science laboratories, a common room, a café area and a new outdoor quad.  

The full list of A-level results for Manchester High School for Girls are as follows:

A Abbas 5(1), M Abdulhussein 3(1), H Adler 3(1), L Adler 4, C Agravat 3(1), S Ahmed 3(1), N Ali 3(2), A Amer 3(1), J Askari 3(1), L Barcroft 4(1), E Barcroft 4(1), M Baxter 3(2), A Bristow 3(1), N Brown 3(2), H Chan 3(1), J Coenen 3(1), J Cooklin 4(2), B Cregan 3(1), E Cunliffe 3(1), R Dawson 3(1), R Eccles 3(2), N Edi-Osagie 4(1), T Emami 3(2), N End 3(3), R Ferguson 3(1), Z Fitton 3(1), J Franks 3(1), M Gangani 3(1), Y Gharib 3(2), J Greenwood 4(1), S Gupta 3(1).

 L Haffar 3(1), N Hamond 3(1), M Haq 3(3), I Harper 3(1), L Herd 3(2), C Hill 3(2), Y Hnylycia 3(1), A Hodari 3(1), S Holden 3(2), E Hopper 4(2), R Howse 3(1), K Hull 3(1), M Iqbal 3, E Johnson 3(2), S King 3(1), A Kohli 3(1), S Mak 3(2), S Marghoob 3(1), A Maskell 3(1), R Mcloughlin 3(1), O Metcalf 3(1), R Mile 3(2), H Nadama 3(1), B Ozkan 3(2), R Page 3(1), E Palmer 3(2), E Prentis 3(1), L Preston 3(3).

 T Rafiq 3(1), A Rashida 4(1), M Rennie 3(1), A Riaz 3(2), A Sattar 3(1), R Shah 3(1), N Shahid 3(1), E Shalom 4(1), B Shahid 4(1), A Shajahan 4(2), O Smith 3(1), R Snelson 4(1), A Sou 4, A Sun 3(1), E Sundle 3(1), C Sweet 3(1), A Tahir 3(1), S Tayyab 3(1), O Uwhubetine 3(2), H Wagman 3(1), M Ward 4, M Wasim 3(1), N Webb 4(2), H Weir 3(1), G Williamson 3(2), S Williams 3(3), C Winter 3(1), T Wu 3(1).