St Paul’s students gathered to celebrate their A level and BTEC success and their plans for a bright future.
Students at St Paul’s Catholic College achieved very good A level results once again this year with 63% of students gaining A*-B grades and 42% of all grades being graded A* or A. Overall, 84% of students achieved A*-C grades with a 100% pass rate.
This led to 89% currently being offered their first-choice university and 32% 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 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
— Rob Carter, Executive Headteacher.
Stand-out performances came from George Ackerley, Harry Allison (University of Warwick, Accounting and Finance), Ruby Arliss (University of Sheffield, Urban Studies), Holly Barbour (Loughborough University, Accounting and Finance), Toby Brown (University of Birmingham, PPE), Johan Carrillo Buitrago (University of Brighton, Sport Coaching), Alex Carter (University of Oxford, Biomedical Science), Anna Cooper (St Mary’s, Primary Teaching), Lennon Cooper (University of Bath, Biomedical Science), Bee Fernandes (University of Newcastle, Medicine), Eleanor Goulding (University of Sussex, Business and Marketing), Faith Harvey, Jacob Loadsman (University of Bristol, Marketing), Emily Menezes (University of Nottingham, Mechanical Engineering), Sara Mohamad Azhar (King’s College London, Biomedical Science), Neeve O’Gorman (University of Cambridge, History), Finley Parker, Grace Phillips (University of Southampton, Physiotherapy), Ashtyn Roworth (Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, Musical Theatre), Phoebe Sabiniano (UCL, Chemical Engineering), Alfred Sumner (University of Bristol, Aerospace Engineering), Orin Tang (University of Bath, Exercise Science) and Leona Torres (LSE, Law) who all achieved two or more A* or A grades in their studies.
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 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
— 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.”
Other notable successes include Feena Humphries, Antek Kadziewicz, Jeff Mathew, Matthew Mullen, Eleanor O’Donoghue, Oliver O’Riordan, Rosa Pawley, Hermione Pert, Bertie Potts, George Robins, Darcie Rothwell, Ella Shine, Harry Smith, Evan Thompson-Trebossen, Oliver Thurley, Maria Valovin Eva, Katherine Wilkinson.
Registration for those joining the 6th form at St Paul’s for 25/26 is open from Thursday, 21st August.
