Students and staff at The Park Academies Trust Sixth Form are celebrating today after receiving their A Level and Vocational Qualification results, marking the culmination of years of hard work. The students have achieved remarkable success across a wide range of subjects, securing places at prestigious universities and launching into promising careers.
Among the standout achievers is Guilherme Lima De Jesus, who earned an impressive collection of grades including A*s in Biology, Sociology, and an Extended Project Qualification (EPQ), alongside an A in Psychology and a B in Mathematics. Guilherme plans to take a gap year before deciding on his next steps.
George Baker is heading to the University of Sheffield to study Economics after securing three As in Business, Economics, and History, along with an A in his EPQ. Similarly, Samuel Waitathu achieved top grades in Biology, Mathematics, and Physics, and is currently considering his options for the future.
Other success stories include Maddison Crosby, who achieved As in Psychology and Sociology and will be joining The Park Academies Trust as a Teaching Assistant, and Cameron Boor, who earned Distinction* in both Digital Media and IT, as well as a B in Geography, leading him to a cyber security apprenticeship.
William Leonard, who achieved an A in Geography, a Distinction* in IT, and a Distinction in Digital Media, is set to attend the University of the West of England in Bristol to study Geography. Meanwhile, Awen Vitale, who secured top grades in Biology, Physics, and Chemistry, is headed to Cardiff University to pursue a degree in Chemistry with a Year in Industry.
Notably, Michael Archer achieved an A* in Computer Studies, an A in Mathematics, and a C in Physics, and will be continuing his studies at the Swindon & Wiltshire Institute of Technology in Software Engineering. Jaylen Thomas also secured impressive grades, with an A in Mathematics, Bs in Economics and Physics, and an A in his EPQ. He is off to the University of Southampton to study Mechanical Engineering.
The Sixth Form also celebrates the success of students pursuing creative paths. Marissa Koudry-Oliveira achieved an A in English Literature, a B in Art: Fine, and a B in Psychology, and will be attending the University of the Arts London to study Games Art. Nicole Bates, who earned an A in Sociology and Bs in English Literature and Psychology, will be studying Psychology at the University of Southampton.
In addition, former student Lucas Iopp, who volunteered at the Sixth Form during his gap year, has secured a place at the University of Oxford to read Medicine, following his outstanding A Level results.
Owen Russell, Assistant Principal and Head of Sixth Form, expressed his pride in the students’ achievements: “We are delighted to see our students obtaining such strong results this year and moving on to their chosen universities, apprenticeships, and careers. The dedication of our staff, with their focus on student wellbeing and academic guidance, has been key to these successes.”
James Nicholson, Interim CEO of The Park Academies Trust, also congratulated the students: “I am thrilled with the outstanding results our students have achieved. I wish everyone the very best for the future and hope they continue to build on these impressive accomplishments.”
