Almost half of all grades achieved were at A* or A as students at a Hampshire college celebrated success on results day.
Farnborough Hill reported that 46 per cent of all results across A-level and Extended Project Qualifications (EPQs) were awarded at the top two grades, with standout performances in multiple subjects.
Further mathematics students achieved a clean sweep of A*s, while drama and French pupils earned 100 per cent A grades.
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All geographers and computer scientists secured a grade B or above, and classics students achieved 100 per cent A*-B, with every one of them going on to study the subject at university.
Maria Young, headmistress at Farnborough Hill, said: "Receiving A-level results is always a pivotal moment in a young person’s life, and today I am thrilled to see our girls prepared, excited and ready to take their place in the wider world.
"Most importantly, they are not just leaving Farnborough Hill with a set of strong grades; they are leaving with a strong sense of self, of worth and of community – of which they will always be a part."
Achievements in the creative and performing arts were also notable, with 100 per cent of students securing A*-B grades.
Among the individual high-flyers was Radhika, who achieved five A* grades across her A-levels and EPQ and will go on to study economics at University College London.
Gabriella earned four A* grades and will take up a place to study classics at Exeter.
Both students were part of the Junior Leadership Team and contributed to school events and assemblies.
Naeve, the school’s head girl, achieved two A* and two A grades and will study history at Cambridge, while Emma will read mathematics at Bristol after earning two A*s and an A.
Ms Young said: "Through hard work, resilience and buckets of laughter and good humour, they have completely earned every grade they are celebrating today.
"I would like to extend my sincerest thanks to the staff here, and to every girl’s parents and wider family, for creating an environment in which these young people can achieve so highly and fulfil their potential so abundantly.
"We will follow their next steps with pride."
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