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Sixth Form Results and Destinations
We are incredibly proud of this year’s Post-16 students, who have achieved another strong set of results: 79.5% of A Level grades were awarded at A*–C, 54% at A*–B and 25% at A*–A.
Their success is the result of two years of hard work, alongside the consistent support of teachers and associate staff who dedicated a tremendous amount of time and effort to helping our students succeed. A huge thank you to everyone involved.
Subject highlights included:
- In English Literature, over half of students secured A*/A grades, while more than 45% achieved A*/A grades in Media Studies. In both subjects, over 80% of students achieved A*–B grades.
- In Art, Textiles, English Language, History and Psychology, over a third of students secured A*/A grades.
- In Politics, over 90% of students achieved A*–B grades.
- In Textiles and English Language, two-thirds or more of students achieved A*–B grades. In French, Sociology and Psychology, 50% or more achieved A*–B grades.
- In Biology, Chemistry, Drama, Economics, Geography and Maths, over a third of students secured A*–B grades.
- In Photography, Art, History, Media, Politics and Spanish, 100% of students achieved A*–C grades.
Our BTEC results were also excellent, with more than 69% of grades awarded at Distinction or Distinction*—equivalent to an A or A*—and 96% achieving grades from Distinction* to Merit. In Health and Social Care, 83% of grades were awarded at Distinction* or Distinction.
Progression outcomes were also strong, with students securing places on highly competitive courses at some of the country’s most highly regarded universities. These included:
- King’s – Dentistry
- Oxford – English Literature
- Harper and Keele – Veterinary Medicine and Surgery
- UEA – Medicine
- Bristol – Economics
- Cardiff – Sociology and Criminology
- Cardiff – Finance
- Cardiff – History
- Exeter – Modern Languages
- Exeter – International Relations
- Exeter – Economics and Politics
- Exeter – Politics
- King’s – Biochemistry
- King’s – Linguistics and Psychology
- Leeds – History
- Manchester – Chemical Engineering
- Nottingham – Economics
- Nottingham – Liberal Arts
- Queen Mary University of London – Biochemistry
- UCL – History and Economics
- University of the Arts London – Media and Communications
- University of the Arts London – Fashion Buying and Merchandising
- Sheffield – Mathematics
- Sheffield – Economics and Politics
- Sheffield – Biochemistry
- Southampton – Human Geography
- Warwick – Law
- Warwick – History
- York – Forensic Science
- York – Biological Sciences
In addition, several students from previous years are taking up places on top-ranked courses, including Medicine at Kent and Medway, Social Sciences at King’s and Chemistry at York.
