A pair of identical twin brothers from Stockport received matching IGCSE and GCSE results yesterday in a record breaking day for Manchester Grammar school in which 90% of students achieved A or A* grades.
Charles and Cammie Stewart-Syme from Bramhall, did not study the same subjects but coincidentally both achieved seven A*s and three As.
The twins will go onto study matching A-Level subjects of Biology, Chemistry, Maths and History something that also was unplanned.
Charles said: “I feel really happy with these results and am looking forward to coming back and getting on with my A Levels in September.”
Cammie, the youngest of the twins born just 30 seconds after his brother said: “I am the happiest I’ve been.”
There have been many coincidences throughout the twins’ lives which has led to their mother nicknaming them ‘mirror twins’.
After completing their A-Levels, the twins hope to study at an American University.
Not only did the twins achieve excellent grades but a staggering 39 students received straight A* grades.
As well 117 Manchester Grammar boys also achieved at least seven or more A* grades.
The new Manchester Grammer School High Master Dr Martin Boulton said: “These results are truly remarkable and out MGS among only a handful of schools nationally.
“I am delighted that our boys have once again had their hard work rewarded.”
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