Saltus is celebrating the academic accomplishments of its 2025 graduates in their Advanced Placement examination results.

The internationally recognised programme provides students with the opportunity to earn college credit and demonstrate subject mastery before entering postsecondary education.

This year, 53 Year 1 and Year 2 students took 129 AP exams with nearly three quarters achieving a score of 3 or higher, which is the benchmark widely accepted by North American universities as demonstrating college-level proficiency.

Julie Rousseau, head of school at Saltus, said: “Our AP programme offers students an extraordinary breadth and depth of choice, with courses offered across a wide range of disciplines.

“This allows students to engage in rigorous academic challenges while also pursuing areas of personal interest, ensuring they are well prepared for success at the world’s leading universities.

“The strong results achieved this year are a testament to their hard work and the flexibility the programme provides in shaping their individual academic journeys.”

Saltus added: “The accomplishments reflect the dedication and hard work of both the students and the educators at Saltus in preparing students for success in their Advanced Placement exams.

“Congratulations to all students on their achievements.”