Bromley students have been jumping for joy after receiving their long-awaited A-level results.
Bishop Justus CE School reported strong results across the board, with standout performance in economics, politics and further mathematics.
Headteacher Barry Blakelock said: "I am immensely proud of our students and everything they have achieved.
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"These results reflect two years of hard work and determination.
"Whether they are progressing to university, an apprenticeship, further training or employment, I know they have exciting futures ahead of them and I look forward to seeing all that they go on to accomplish."
The school, located on Magpie Hall Lane and part of the Aquinas CE Education Trust, praised the commitment and effort shown by its students throughout their studies.
Among the high achievers was John Wycherly, who earned A* grades in further mathematics and mathematics, along with an A in physics.
He will go on to study mathematics at the University of Warwick.
Toby Wilcox Brown achieved an A* in politics and A grades in economics and history, securing a place to study philosophy and politics at the University of Exeter.
Hepsi Bodi achieved AAC in religious studies, sociology and psychology, and will study primary education at Canterbury Christ Church University.
Amel Delanin earned an A in Italian, a double distinction in sport and physical activity, and a B in business.
He will be furthering his already successful and professional swimming career.
David Obiagwu achieved ABB in business, history and religious studies and will study building surveying at Kingston University.
Kunjian He earned A in mathematics and B grades in further mathematics, economics and politics.
He is planning to study Accounting and Finance at Warwick University.
The school community is celebrating the achievements of all Year 13 students, who are now moving on to a range of destinations including university, apprenticeships, further training and employment.
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