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A-Level results open doors to university and career success at St Gregory’s Catholic College

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Students at St Gregory’s Sixth Form, The New Sixth, received their A-Level results this morning, marking both an academic milestone and the next step towards exciting futures in higher education, apprenticeships, and employment.

Melissa George, Headteacher at St Gregory’s, congratulated students on their achievements and reflected on the breadth of skills they have developed during their studies.

“These results are a testament to the hard work and resilience shown by our students throughout their time with us. As well as achieving academic success, they’ve built the confidence and skills needed to excel in their chosen paths and make their mark on the world.

2. harry, lottie and lucy with mrs george at results day St Gregory's

“We have seen some amazing results across the curriculum including exceptional value-added in Art, Drama, English Language and Literature, English Literature, Mathematics and Photography.

“Every grade tells a story of ambition realised and potential unlocked. These results reflect not only academic achievement but also the personal and spiritual growth we have witnessed during their time with us. As they progress to university, employment and higher-level apprenticeships, we wish them every success as they begin the next exciting chapter of their lives.”

St Gregory's 1. grace celebrating outstanding a level success with her family

Alongside impressive university destinations, this year’s results highlight the diverse routes open to New Sixth students – from top Russell Group university degrees to competitive higher-level apprenticeships with leading employers. Many students have exceeded their predicted grades, demonstrating the effectiveness of the personalised support provided throughout their studies.

  • Grace E – secured A*AA to read History at the University of Warwick
  • Lottie T – achieved A*AA to study Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry and Drug Discovery at the University of Birmingham
  • Lucy B – who achieved AAB and will take up a place to study LLB Law with Professional Placement at the University of Exeter
  • Imogen B – secured AAB and will now read Ancient History at the University of St Andrew’s
  • Sammy G-C – achieved AAB and will now take up a place at the University of Plymouth to study Marine Biology
  • Harry F – secured ABB to study Accounting and Finance with Industrial Experience at The University of Exeter
  • Max B – will join award-winning accountancy firm Milsted Langdon as a trainee accountant, beginning his higher-level apprenticeship.

Lottie T, was thrilled with her results, securing A*AA to confirm her place at the University of Birmingham to study Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry and Drug Discovery.

“The New Sixth has really allowed me to grow as a person, in an environment where I am comfortable to be myself and I am encouraged to challenge myself and take more opportunities. I feel like I am now walking out the door as a confident young person.

“I’m now heading to Birmingham to study Chemistry with Medical Chemistry and Drug Discovery, and would love to go on to research exciting new developments in the field.”

Grace E also achieved A*AA to fulfil her dreams of studying History at the Warwick University.

“The teachers at St Gregory’s have been a great support to me in my studies. The History department always gave me the encouragement to continue my studies and I’m looking forward to continuing my passion for the subject into university and my future career.”

Lottie and Grace were members of the New Sixth Student Leadership Team, taking on the role of Co-Head Student and Deputy Spiritual Lead respectively.

For the Class of 2025, their A-Level results mark both an ending and a beginning. They leave The New Sixth ready to excel at university, succeed in higher-level apprenticeships and build the ambitious futures they have worked so hard to prepare for.

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