Worth students again achieved excellent results in the Cambridge Chemistry Challenge, which is a national competition designed to challenge the brightest students in the country at the end of Year 12.
There were 15,491 entries this year for the Cambridge Challenge, which stretches students genuinely interested in chemistry and provides a meaningful taste of the way scientists at university think.
Two of our students achieved Silver awards and two received Copper awards, making these results a significant achievement.
We are incredibly proud of our students’ performance, which reflects their hard work, talent and dedication. Their success gives us every confidence as they move into their final year of A Level Chemistry and continue to build on this excellent foundation.
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