Students are Tenby’s Greenhill School have been celebrating after picking up their A-Level results.

Grades were announced yesterday (Thursday), with headteacher Jan Kingston saying: “Our results this year are pleasing and a testament to the commitment by each and every student and subject teacher - hours of work and study have produced results of which we are proud and delighted. Each student who wanted to go to university has secured a place and all the staff wish them the best of luck for their future studies.”

Mrs. Kingston continued: “We are always proud of each and every student in Greenhill. They have a strong focus and work hard to achieve their individual goals to great effect.

“Special mention must go to Hannah Muskett, Rhianna Andrew, Bethan Andrews, Aimee Griffiths, Molly Lewis, Callum McClean, Jonathan Orchard, Caitlin Prestwich, Finn Rhys Davies, Hayley Richards, Harriet Sleight, Emily Sloan, James Taylor, Harry Whitehurst, Jack Deere-Jones who all achieved combinations of three A*s and AS - a fantastic performance!”

Added Mrs. Kingston: “The success at AS-Level sees the majority of student returning to sixth form in September to continue their A-Level studies along with the new Welsh Baccalaureate qualification.

“Well done all Greenhill students - hard work has reaped high rewards. Llongyfarchiadau pawb!”