We are delighted with the outcomes for the one hundred and twenty eight Sixth Form students leaving us this summer and more importantly the people our students have become during their time with us.
The students have worked incredibly hard to secure their results and university, college, and work placements. Praise must be passed also to their hard working teachers, support staff and governing body who have supported them during this time and we are grateful too, for the support of their parents and carers who are major partners in this success story.
62% of our grades were A*- B, with 28% of the grades at A* and A. Amongst a number of notable individual performances included: three students going to study Medicine, two to Oxford and one to Princeton. We are proud of all our students who are going to study at universities in this country and overseas as well as those starting apprenticeships and with exciting employment opportunities ahead.
Sorrel Simmons, Head of School, said “Our students’ success is a result of many factors, not least the dedication and hard work of our staff. The College is rightfully delighted that the students have achieved so highly, with so many stories of exceptional progress, it is a mark of the calibre of the positive relationships they have developed with them. We also continue to appreciate the support of our St Richard Reynolds families, acknowledging and highlighting this invaluable partnership that helps to generate positive outcomes for young people.”
Jo Mason, Head of Sixth Form noted: “We are incredibly proud of everything our students have achieved. Their fantastic results show how hard they have worked, and how determined they have been. They also reflect the support, encouragement, patience and guidance of their teachers and families. These achievements are more than just grades, they represent time of growing in confidence, learning and overcoming challenges. Every success tells a story of perseverance, dedication and the courage to keep going, even when the journey was tough.”