school achieved its "best set of grades" for GCSEs and A levels in the last 10 years. A-level %A*-B: 91.46 GCSE %9-7: 84.52 Music The school has a choir and several musical ensembles, including a swing band, and many of its pupils are members of Thames Youth Orchestra. Every year, the school performs an oratorio either held in the Rose Theatre or the Tiffin Sports Hall, which consists of students, parents, staff and friends and is accompanied by the London Mozart Players or the Brandenburg Symphony Orchestra or the Sinfonia Britannica. Tiffin Boys' Choir The Tiffin Boys' Choir (directed by James Day), which celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2017, performs at venues including the Royal Opera House, the Royal Festival Hall, and the Barbican with London orchestras, and it regularly goes on tour. The choir has recorded CDs such as Rejoice in the Lamb and Christmas at Tiffin. It has also appeared on recordings of Mahler with Klaus Tennstedt, Puccini's Tosca with Antonio Pappano and Britten's War Requiem with Kurt Masur. The choir was featured on the last episode of TFI Friday, on the soundtrack of A Christmas Carol'' starring Kate Winslet, and on the subsequently released top-ten Kate Winslet single "What If". Sports Tiffin School is active in all the main sports. It has facilities for rugby, athletics, football and cricket at a 29-acre (119,000 m²) site in East Molesey near Hampton Court, known as Grist's (named after a former headmaster). Tiffin School Boat Club is based at Canbury Boathouse, which is shared with Kingston Rowing Club along the Thames at Canbury Gardens. The school has a sports hall and all-weather AstroTurf pitch which are used by external sports clubs after and before school hours. Tiffin School provides ball boys for The Championships, Wimbledon. Old Tiffinians Former pupils are known as Old Tiffinians. The Tiffinian Association arranges reunion events such as dinners and sports fixtures. Notable former pupils Arts and entertainment Gethin Anthony, actor John Bratby, painter and writer James Seymour Brett, composer Herbie Flowers, musician Inno Genga, musician Jake Hendriks, actor Rich Keeble, actor Andrew Lawrence, comedian Neil McDermott, actor Jonny Lee Miller, actor Will Varley, musician Alan Wheatley, theatrical performer, BBC announcer and star of the TV series Adventures of Robin Hood Roderick Williams, singer Education and politics Ralph Allwood, choral conductor, composer and teacher Tom Bloxham MBE, founder of Urban Splash and currently Chancellor of the