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A-Level Results 2019-20<\/span><\/p>\n

Ysgol Bro Hyddgen wish continued success to their year 13 students<\/strong><\/p>\n

Ysgol Bro Hyddgen Headteacher, Mr Dafydd Jones has praised the departing year 13 students at the school on their success and hard work which has enabled all of them to gain places on their chosen university courses or apprenticeship posts in industry: \u201cThis year 13 cohort has been a proactive and hard-working group of young people who have contributed positively throughout their time at the school, and we are very proud of them all as individuals.\u00a0 As was seen in the school\u2019s annual awards, they have achieved to a very high standard across a wide range of fields and competencies.\u00a0 I would like to thank the parents, teachers, staff and friends of the school who have supported these students to have a wide range of experiences which has enabled them to develop to be competent and responsible citizens who unfailingly contribute constructively to society.\u00a0 Nearly half of this year\u2019s students had previously received unconditional university offers prior to the Covid-19 lockdown, and many candidates had accepted places in prestigious Russell Group universities.\u00a0 The Covid-19 lockdown has been a challenging time for these students with many noting they have had a sudden and strange conclusion to their time at Ysgol Bro Hyddgen, and saying they have been disappointed they have not been allowed to sit examinations and complete their courses as they had expected.\u00a0 We are proud of all our year 13 students and wish them all well in the future; we are also looking forward to hearing about their future successes.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n

A shining example of success is head-pupil Cerys Hafana Hickman.\u00a0 Cerys was awarded \u201cPupil of the Year\u201d in the school\u2019s recent awards and she\u2019s a role-model for all to emulate.\u00a0 Throughout her time at the school Cerys has continuously achieved to a high standard, and has been a focused leader concentrating on issues such as climate change, the Welsh Language, and gender and racial equality.\u00a0 Recently, she released an album \u2013 she is a talented musician including being a fabulous triple-harpist.\u00a0 Cerys has achieved 3A*s; she has decided to decline the offer she received from Oxford University, and will instead be reading Music at Goldsmith\u2019s University in London.<\/p>\n

Tomos Chick is a very competent and able Mathematician and scientist, and he won the school\u2019s Mathematics award this year.\u00a0 Tomos will be reading Mathematics at Birmingham University next year following achieving 2A*s, 2As and 1Bs.<\/p>\n

In the recent school awards, Rose Williamson achieved an award for resilience and commitment, and this continued hard work has been reflected by very pleasing results \u2013 Rose has achieved 2A*s and 2As.\u00a0 She has accepted Bristol University\u2019s unconditional offer to read Geography.<\/p>\n

Ffion Jones and Mia Banks are both very talented artists.\u00a0 Ffion will be reading Fine Art at Cardiff Metropolitan University next year following achieving 1A* and 2Bs.\u00a0 Following achieving 1A* and 2As, Mia has chosen to study an Art Foundation course at Coleg Ceredigion before progressing to study Photography as a degree at university in the future.<\/p>\n

Aiming for a career as a football journalist, Dafydd Glyndwr Jones has been focused on developing his skills throughout his time in the sixth form.\u00a0 He is currently developing an increasing profile as a journalist reporting regularly on the Welsh Premier League, and a highlight for him was interviewing Welsh Football team manager Ryan Giggs, and the ensuing article he wrote being published nationally.\u00a0 Dafydd has achieved 1A* and 3As, and has accepted an unconditional offer to read Sports Journalism at the University of South Wales.<\/p>\n

Amongst other significant successes are:<\/p>\n