Sentence examples for well at a level from inspiring English sources

Kyle is 17 now, I am still in touch with him and I know he is doing fantastically well at A level.

Since NW students taking A levels have lower GCSE achievement than W students, it can be predicted that NW students will perform less well at A level than will W students.

Because NW students do less well at GCSE, it is therefore to be expected that on average they are also likely to do less well at A level, solely on that basis.

In so far as GCSEs are predictive of A level achievement, as will be shown below, it seems likely therefore that NW students will perform less well at A level than W students.

As a result, NW students perform less well at A level than W students, and hence NW students applying to university also have lower A-level grades than W students, both generally, and for medical school applicants.

1.17pm: Labour's Tristram Hunt says modules work well at A-level.

I am no less motivated to perform well at A-level, and fantasies of doing next year's revision on Brighton beach give me something to look forward to.

Finally, pupils shouldn't always assume that if they were good at a subject at GCSE, they'll do well at A-level.

Pupils who do unexpectedly well at A-level will be given five days after receiving their results to shop around for a more prestigious university.

I'm white, female, middle class and studied maths and further maths (not very well) at A-level: I wouldn't have a clue what to do if my kid came to me with a programming problem.

Questions about whether the children of mothers who work full-time during most of their pre-school years do less well at A-level and are more at risk of unemployment and stress were recently raised by research published by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.