Students at St Paul’s Catholic College gathered to mark their A Level and BTEC successes as they prepare to embark on the next stage of their bright futures.
Students at St Paul’s Catholic College achieved very good A level results once again this year with 70% of students gaining A*-B grades and 42% of all grades being graded A* or A. Overall, 90% of students achieved A*-C grades with a 99.5% pass rate.
This led to 83% currently being offered their first-choice university and 37.6% going to Russell Group Universities. We also have students who have secured sought-after apprenticeships and others planning a gap year.
All the staff, students and families today celebrated the results following the hard work and dedication shown over the last two years.
It has been a real joy to celebrate with our students today. Their outstanding results are the reward for years of hard work, helped by the commitment of our staff and the encouragement of their families. We are immensely proud of them all and can't wait to see what they achieve next. They will always be part of the St Paul's family.
— Rob Carter, Executive Headteacher.
Dominique Bell, Head of 6th form and Assistant Headteacher, said, “We are so proud of all of our students and are thrilled to see that their hard work and effort over the last few years has paid off. We wish them all the best for their next steps and are looking forward to hearing about what they go on to achieve next.”
We are incredibly proud of all our students and delighted to see their hard work, dedication and perseverance over the past few years rewarded with such success. We wish them every success in the next stage of their journey and look forward to hearing about all they go on to achieve.
— Dominique Bell, Head of 6th form and Assistant Headteacher.
Rob Carter, Executive Headteacher said, “It was a real pleasure to celebrate with our students who did themselves and us proud over the last two years. They will go on to do great things in their lives and they will always be part of the St Paul’s family.”
Stand-out performances came from Arafat Abdul (University of Sussex), Darcey Bantock (University of Exeter), Ales Basil, Alex Bates (University of Sussex), Adam Bautista, Florence Bear (Queen Mary University of London), Suzanna Carr (Cardiff University), Elena Carter, Callum Challis, Lila Cole (University of Newcastle), Oliver Cooper (University of Southampton), James Donnelly, Will Dow, Sebastian Du Heaume, Lewis Easey, Ryan Elston, Anna Evans (University of Southampton), Milly Exall (University of Sussex), Abby Furber (University of Exeter), Aya Carmela Germino (University of Brighton), Edward Ghanty, Tendayi Goronga (University of Sussex), Alex Haffenden (University of Sussex), Abdurrahman Hisham, Charles Howell (University of Bristol), Sinead Humber (University College London), Max James (University of Liverpool), Arun Khurseed (University of Birmingham), Belle Marshall (University of Surrey), Oscar Martin (University of Southampton), Lily Massen, Zoe Matiringe, Ellie Montero-Burlton (University of Chichester), Poppy Noyes (University of Liverpool), Providence Nyamutamba, Anya O’Regan-Howes (University of Sussex), Amelie Pendleton (University of Bath), Archie Phillips, Holly Phillips (University of Chichester), Mathews Raju (Nottingham Trent University), Amelia Reeve (Cardiff University), Sienna Roberts (University of Warwick), Luke Savage (UCFB), Max Schegar (University of Bath), Tinotenda Shava, Matthew Sheridan, Zeon Sibi (Bournemouth University), Maja Staskiewicz (University of Portsmouth), Tulley Stevens, Roxy Swinnerton (University of Sussex), Justin Timbol (Bournemouth University), Ruby Travis (University of Warwick), Wilf Tutton, Harry Wieynk (Leeds Beckett University) and Louis Williams (University of Brighton) who all achieved two or more A* or A grades in their studies.
