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Thursday, August 25, 2016

THE BEST PICTURES AND STORIES OF SUCCESS FROM ANOTHER TRIUMPHANT A-LEVEL RESULTS DAY AROUND THE BRISTOL REGION

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Thursday, August 25, 2016

St Brendan’s Sixth Form College

T Brendan’s class of 2016 achieved the Sixth Form College’s best ever A-level results this year. It is the largest Sixth Form College in the Bristol-Bath-South Gloucestershire region, and has supported 635 students through their A-levels over the past two years. This year St Brendan’s A-level pass rate is an impressive 97.4% with 69.3% of students achieving A*-C grades in their exams. St Brendan’s provides students with a huge choice of 47 different A-level courses, and this year 26 of those subjects are boasting a 100% pass rate. Vocational (BTEC) results were equally impressive with 100% pass rate, and the Extended Project Qualification (aimed at students who want to stretch their curriculum) also achieved 100% pass rate. Principal of St Brendan’s, Michael Jaffrain said: “This is another fantastic year of results across the board, with our BTEC courses retaining their 100% pass rate and our A-levels having improved again for the third year in a row. “We are proud of the fact that 80% of our Oxbridge candidates have been successful in obtaining their university places and we wish them luck with their exciting futures which lay ahead of them. “I want to say a massive congratulations to all our students and to

SCHOOLS INDEX

Backwell School ...........p11 Badminton School ........p12 Bradley Stoke Community School ...........................p10 Bristol Cathedral Choir School............................p21 Bristol Grammar School ........................................p11 Cabot learning Federation ....................................... p19 Churchill Academy ........p8 Clifton College ...............p9 Clifton High School ......p20 Colston’s Girls’ School p10 Colston’s School ............p6 Gordano Sixth Form .....p15 North Bristol Post 16 Centre.............................p16 St Bede’s Catholic College ........................................p20 QEH.................................p11 St Katherine’s .................p6 St Mary Redcliffe ......... p22 Weston College ............p18 Winterbourne International Academy ...................... p14

ST BRENDAN’S RESULTS ABRAHAM Myles: DTGR,MM,BS; ABSHIR Ahmed: BI,CH,CP,MA; ABUKAR Fadumo: HS,SO,EL; ACE Shannon: TT,HI,SO; ACOSTA Carly: HS,TT; ADAMS Bethan: BI,DTTE,HI; ADAMS Fraser: PG,FS,MM; ADENIYI Toluwa: HS; ADORISIO Joseph: PH,CH,MA; ADSETT Anna: MA,PH,PZ; AGER Madelaine: CH,HI,EPQ,ELIT; AGYEMANG Gabrielle: ICT,LW,FR,EL&ELIT; AGYENIM Miriam: DTTE,FR,ICT,DTGR; AHMED Abdikarim: MM; AHMED Hamza: MA,CH,EPQ,BI; AHMED Siham: EC,LW,AB; AHMED Yusra: MA,PZ,BI,CH; AHMET Thomas: ICT; AIDEED Sulaimaan: BI,BS,ICT; AIKEN Caitlin: HS,SO; AIRAULT-STEVENS Victor: MA,FR,CH; AKTHER Mehnaz: DT,COMS; ALFORD Max: GG,PH; ALI Ahmed: SO,ICT,ELIT; ALI Ayaan: COMS,HS; ALI Salma: LW,HS,EL&ELIT; ALLAN Alice: BI,MF,MF,PH; ALLAN Jacob: MF,BI; ALLEN Ruby: TH,ELIT,HI; ALLEN-COWLES Emily: ELIT,HI; ALLIS Dexter: FS; ALLNUTT

“ This is another fantastic year of results across the board, with our BTEC courses retaining their 100% pass rate and our A-levels having improved for the third year in a row. We are proud of the fact that 80% of our Oxbridge candidates have been successful in obtaining their university places and we wish them luck with the exciting futures which lay ahead of them. wish them the very best for the future. “ I also would like to thank all my staff for their incredible dedication over the past year. St Brendan’s is proud to be contributing to the educational success of Bristol as a Learning City.”

Thomas: BI,CH,MA; ALMEIDA Gina: BS,SO,HS; ALOJADO Aira: COMS,HS; ALPARAQUE Nhoilan: PZ,TT; ALVIS Sean: FS; ALVIS-COLE David: FS; AMBASNA-JONES Nina: EL,PS; AMER Caitlin: MM,PG; AMOS Jemma: HS,SO; AMOTT Paris: HI,ES; ANALYSE Dona: HS,COMS; ANCRUM Jodie: DTGR,PG; ANDERSON Tyler: ICT; ANDES Anthony: HS,ICT,PZ; ANDREWS Enya: FS,ICT,EL,MM; ANIBIGNO Samantha: EL,BS,BI,GG; APPERLEY Michael: AR; ARCHARD Molly: SO,BS,EL; ARMAMENTO Antonio: ICT,COMS,BI; ARNOLD Ella: EL&ELIT; ARTHUR Liz: DA,DTGR,PG; ASH Hannah-May: TT,ELIT,SO,PZ; ASH Jason: ICT,TT; ASHFORD Tom: PH,MF,MF,PLB; ASHMEAD Lucy: HS,FS,PG; ASHMEAD Maisey: DTTE,AR,AR; ASHTON Emily: MA,PZ,BI,EL; ASTUDILLO-GONZALEZ Daniella: ELIT,FR,SP; ATKINS Charlotte: CW,EL&ELIT,PZ; ATTREE Daniel: ICT; AUGUSTINE Aran: HS,SO; AUSTIN Tom: ELIT; AVERY Shani: BI,PZ,ARCH; AYTON Ellie: RE,ELIT,PS; BADMAN Georgia: DA,EL&ELIT,PZ,BS; BAH Aisha: DTTE; BAILEY Abigail: AR,ELIT,DTTE; BAILEY Jack: EL&ELIT; BAILEY Morgan: DT; BAILEY Page: COMS,SO,HS; BAKER Bethany: DTTE,EL&ELIT,AR; BAKER Charlotte: GG,EL&ELIT,BI,PZ; BAKER Harvey: EPQ,MA,ICT,PE; BAKER Sophie: EPQ,ES,PZ,BI; BALL Stephanie: RS,HI,EL,BS; BARBOZA Junal: EPQ,GG,MA,MA; BARIMAH Emmanuel: ES,FR; BARLOW Georgia: AR,PG,GG; BARNARD Joseph: PZ,BI,MA; BARR Ellie-Mae: DTTE,AR,GG,DTGR; BARRASS Ciranne: EPQ,PZ,GG,LW; BARTLEET Rachael: DTTE,BS,PG; BARTLETT Jack: MA,CP,ICT; BARTON Thomas: BS,MA,EC,ICT; BATEMAN Emily: ELIT,HI,PZ; BATER Gemma: DA,DTTE; BAXTER Charlie: EL&ELIT,PZ,HI; BEAKE Harrison: ES,MA,GG; BEASLEY-SUFFOLK Grace: BI,MA,RE; BEATON Victoria: ELIT,PZ,SO,HI; BEAZER Connor: ELIT,GG,TT; BEDDOE Imogen: EL&ELIT,MM; BELL Sophie: COMS; BELLARBI Leon: HI; BELLO Rasheed: TH,ELIT,EC,PLB; BEN-CAREW Monique: EL,PE; BENGEYFIELD Georgina: EL,HI,PZ; BENGEYFIELD Jack: EC,PH,MA; BENNETT Chelsea-Leigh: EL,PZ; BENNETT Danielle: PZ,HS,FR; BENNETT Katie: HI,HS,PZ; BENNETT Lucy: EL&ELIT,DTTE,HS; BENNETT Luisa: EL&ELIT; BENNETT Shanee: HS,MM; BENNETT Thomas: MF,HI,MF,CH; BENTLEY William: LW; BERNAL MORRIS Rosa: FS,PZ,SP; BERNI Chiara: LW,EL&ELIT,HS; BERRYMAN Nathan: AB,BI,PZ; BEVAN Alexandria: PZ,EPQ,RE,HS; BEVAN Hannah: LW,EL,PZ;

BIDDLECOMBE Becky: EL,MM,TT; BIGGS Susannah: BS,MM,RE; BIRD-HALL Lauren: DE,HI,EPQ,ARCH; BIRKINSHAW Ashley: DT; BIRTWISTLE Tia: HS; BLACKER Laura: PG,DTGR; BLACKER Suraiya: PZ,BS,BI,HI; BLACKMAN Hannah: TH,HI,BS; BLAKE Gemma: SO,HS,EL; BLAKE Henry: PH,EPQ,MF,CH; BLAKE Rose: MM,TH,PG; BLAKELEY Shannon: BS,EL,GG; BLYTH Jasmine: ELIT,HI,BI; BLYTH Rhianna: CH,BI,ARCH; BODUR Joseph: PS,RE,SO; BOLT Abigail: MA,HS; BOND Kieran: CP,PE; BOND Victoria: PZ,PLB,ELIT; BONIFACE Zoe: EL&ELIT,HS; BOOK Jack: CP,ES; BOURNE Jennifer: HI,ELIT,EL,EPQ; BOWDITCH Ellen: SP,ELIT,HI,MM; BOWEN Shanay: CH,BI,PZ; BOWER Josie: DA,MM,COMS; BOWLES Annie: HI,TH,ELIT; BOYCE Katie: SO,EL&ELIT,HS; BOYLE Oliver: PS,LW,PZ; BRACEY Oliver: ELIT,PS,HI; BRADLEY MIDDLE Elsie: SP,BI,CH,ELIT; BRADWELL Jaimie: SO,PZ,AR; BRAGG Emily: EL&ELIT; BRANT William: CH,PE,BI,PZ; BREITSPRECHER Johannes: FS,FR,MU; BRICE Chardai: MM,EL&ELIT,TH; BRICE Christina: MA,BS; BRICE Tomas: FS,HI,PG,PZ; BRIDGES Fern-Elise: DA,HS; BRIGDEN Elise: HS,TT,FS; BRIGHT Charlie: PZ,CP,EC; BRINE Mary-Lou: PG,AR; BRISTOW Mia: ELIT,SO,HI,PS; BRITTON Alec: CP,MA,PH; BRITTON Jack: MA,PZ,BI,ELIT; BRODERICK Jack: AB,ICT,MA; BROOK

Phoebe: AR,PG,EL; BROOKER Benjamin: MM,FS; BROOKS Jamie-Leigh: SO,EPQ,HS,PZ; BROWN Briony: HS,SO; BROWN Emily: AB,MA,BS,HS; BROWN Gemma: DTGR; BROWN Katie: PZ,SO,TH; BROWN Natalie: CP,CH,MA,PH; BROWN Oscar: DT,GG,MA; BROWN Sophie: HS,MM,SO; BRUNT Adam: FS,MM,EL; BRYANT Abigail: BI,PZ; BRYANT Benjamin: CH,MF,MF,PH; BRYANT Emma: HI,ARCH; BRYANT-SMITH Luke: CH,HI,MA; BUCKLEY Emily: HS,EL; BUCKLEY John: MM; BUDD Molly: AR,DTGR,ELIT; BUDDEN James: EL; BURDEN Annie: CH,EPQ,BI,PZ; BURDEN Natasha: PZ,FR,ELIT,BI; BURDEOS Franz: CP,ICT; BURGE Katherine: HI,ELIT,AR; BURGESS William: HI,FS; BURKE Megan: COMS,FS,PZ; BURNS Roisin: MM,PG,BS; BURT Jasmine: DE,DTGR,AR; BURTON George: LW,PS,HI; BUSH Amelia: SO,PZ; BUSH Francesca: PZ,HS,SO; BUTCHER Fleur: TH; BUTLER Alice: PZ,SO,MM,HS; BUTLER Daniel: DTGR,FS,AR; BUTTERS Matthew: CH; BUXTON Ella: EL&ELIT,DTTE; BUXTON Ella: EC,MA,BS; CABEY Riichaunne: MM; CADIMA Junior: LW,HI,EL; CAESAR Jamal: ICT; CAIRNS Sam: FS; CALDWELL Kira: GG,MF,MF; CALTHORPE Aisha: PZ,EL&ELIT,LW,PG; CALUS Milosz: MA; CAMBRIDGE Nicole: GG,MA,EPQ,AB,MF; CAMM James: MF,MA,MU,PH; CAMPBELL Rikkifay: EL&ELIT; CAMPIONI-NORMAN Luke: ICT;

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CANNON Georgia: EL,FS,HI; CANNS Laima: TH,TH,COMS; CAPENER Shona: ELIT,FS,PZ; CAPILI Angel-Lee: EL,MM; CARLEY Jak: ARCH; CARNELL Megan: HI,ARCH,FS; CARNEVALE Daniela: SO; CAROBENE Marco: MF,MF,CH; CARPENTER Elloise: HS,PZ,SO; CARTER Alice: HI,EL,ELIT; CARTER Ellen: MA,EPQ,CH,BI; CARTER James: MA,PZ,FR,EPQ; CARTER Rebecca: SO,GG,ES; CARTER Sarah: EL,SO,PZ,ES; CARTWRIGHT Harvey: PE,BI; CASSELL Daniel: MA,GG,EC; CASTILLO Arby: PZ,HS; CASTLE James: MA,CH,BI,MU; CASWELL Tamsin: HI; CAVACIUTI Kelly: CH,ES,PG; CAVE Alice: AR,DTGR,PG; CEESAY Saihou: EL,LW,SO; CELERIKOVA Klaudia: AB,BS,ICT; CHAMBERS Jennifer: PH,DT,EPQ,MF,MF; CHAMPGANIE Maya: MM,TH; CHAPMAN Chloe: BS,EL,COMS; CHAPMAN Jessica: SO,GG,PZ; CHAPPELL - HOLLAND Emily: ELIT,PZ,EL; CHAPPELL Grace: PLB,PH,MA; CHARALAMBOUS Anthony: BI,CH,GK,MA; CHARLES Emma: HS,EL; CHARMAN Joe: EC,ICT,BS; CHEN Ting: AR,MF,MA; CHERRY Molly: HI,MA,HS,BI; CHILD Briony: HS,DTTE,AR; CHIPATO Ruvimbo: COMS,HS; CHIPUNGU Samantha: LW,EL&ELIT,COMS,SO; CHIRINDA Tapiwa: COMS,HS,ICT; CHOUDHRY Hasib: BS,DT; CHOUDHURY Yakin: MM; CHOWDHURY Omar: PS,SO,HI; CHOWDHURY Tasnim: PZ,HS,SO; CHRAPOWICKI Norbert: LW,PZ; CHRISTIE Alastair: BS,PE,PZ; CHRISTIE-MANN Miriam: CH,ELIT,MA; CHRISTOPHER Ashleigh: ELIT,HS; CICHOSZ Oliwia: POL,TT; CIECHAN Gabriel: ELIT; CINUS Dylan: TH; CLARK Aimee: HS,EL&ELIT; CLARK Jessica: SO,PZ,EL; CLARK Thomas: MA,CH,CP,ICT; CLARKE Elizabeth: TT,BS; CLARK-MARTIN Kitty: FS,PG; CLAYTON Rachel: PZ,GG,DT,ES; CLEMENTS Kira: PZ,PS,MA; CLEMMINGS Eloise-May: LW,TT; CLENCH Dana: BI,ES,MA; CLODE Liam: AB,MA; CLUTSOM Tilly: BS,PZ,BI; COATH Rhiannon: CH,HI,MA,PH; COCHRANE Troy: CH,PH; COCKING Nadia: BI,DT,MA,PZ; COCKRAM Nicole: MA,TT,BS; COGZELL Megan: DT,AR,HI; COLE Sophie: TH,EL&ELIT,HI; COLE Sophie: LW,DTGR,MM,EL; COLEMAN Lauren: HS,EL&ELIT; COLES Alexei: BS; COLES Matthew: MF,PH,CH,MF; COLLINGS Taylor: HS,AB; COLLINS Emily: FR,PS,SO; COLLINS Joe: MA,SO,HI; COLLINS Neil: TH; CONEYBEER Dominic: ELIT; CONGDON Tansie: COMS,LW,PZ; COOK Laurence: DT; COOLE Bethanie: DTGR,EL; COOLE Chloe: PG,GG; COOMBS Stacey: LW,PG,EL&ELIT; COOMBS William: PG,MM,FS; COOPER James: MM,ICT; CORDING Molly: DTTE,EL,PG; CORNELIUS Jessica:

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ELIT,HI,SO,PZ; CORNELL Shannon: EL,COMS; COUSINS Harrison: PH; COUTO DE OLIVEIRA Thays: IN,ELIT,SP,PO,FR; COVILL Eloise: MM,PZ; COX Abigail: GG,PZ,DE; COX Adam: EC,ES,AB; COX David: COMS; COX Jamie: HI,BI,CH; COX-DURRANT Vandross: AB,MA; COZENS Lauren: EL,TT; CRAIG Alisha: MM,BS,EL&ELIT; CRANMER Sophie: SO,EL; CRAYTHORNE Katie: EL,LW,MA; CRISCIONE Rossella: PH,BI,MA; CROASDELL Alexander: MM,ES,DT; CROFT William: GG,HI,BI,CH; CROKER Molly: BI,EPQ,PZ,SO; CROSS Michael: TT,HI; CROWLEY Liam: MA,AB,BS; CUBIE Josie: EL,PZ,AR,BI; CULLEN Kurtis: FS,COMS,MM; CUMMINS Alistair: CH,MA; CUMMINS Caitlin: AR,EL,EL,PLB; CUNNINGHAM Joseph: CH,MA,PZ; CURRY Thomas: CP,ICT; CURTIS Connor: EPQ,PZ,GG,LW; CURTIS-MCLEOD Maliek: CH,PH,MA,EC; CUSENS Edward: CH,HI,MA,PH; CUSENS Oliver: CH,DE,MA; DACHRAOUI Sami: COMS,MM; DAHIR Sahra: COMS,HS,LW,SO; DALY Brennan: BS; DALY Ellie: PZ,BI; DALY Emma: PZ,GG,ES; DANIEL Aaron: DTGR,MM,PZ; DANIELS Melissa: ELIT,HI,TT; DANVERS Callan: BI,EL,PZ; DARBOE Sainabou: ICT; DARK Phoebe: AR; DART Natalie: PG,MM,BS; DAVID Thomas: EPQ,PS,HI,MA; DAVID Utibeabasi: AR,DTGR,DT; DAVIDGE Marnie: FS; DAVIES Adam: MA,MU,PLB; DAVIES Aimee: HI; DAVIES Ashley: AB,GG; DAVIES Cameron: HS; DAVIES Elizabeth: PZ,COMS,PG; DAVIES Ellie: DA,EL&ELIT,ICT; DAVIES Kelly: EL,HI,MM,BS; DAVIES Lewis: HI,PS,LW; DAVIS Charlotte: EL,MM; DAVIS Ellie-Nicole: EPQ,SO,PZ,LW; DAVIS Hannah: PZ,SO; DAVIS James: GG,MA; DAVIS Louisa: MM,EL; DAVIS Meg: EL,HI,MM; DAVIS Samuel: FS,TH,MM; DAY Gabriella: MA,DTGR,AR,AR; DAY Tom: BS,MA; DE BURIATTE Jesse: EC,PS,AR; DEACON Thomas: PS,HI,LW,EL&ELIT; DEAMER Katie: EL,LW; DELA CRUZ Robert: HS,ICT,COMS; DELANEY Patrick: MM; DELATORRE Jay: CP,MA,PZ; DELATORRE Zyra: EPQ,TT; DENNIS Leigh: HS,PZ,BI; DERRICK Claire: ES; DERRICK Tristan: FS; DEWAR Georgia: PZ,ELIT,HI; DHEDEN Ngawang: PH,CH,MA,BI; DIFFEY Esther: AR,EL&ELIT,PG; DIOR John: EL&ELIT,FS; DITE Thomas: BI,GG,EC; DIXON Casie: HS,PZ; DO Tracy: DTGR,TT; DODGE Lloyd: COMS,TH; DOMINY Grace: PZ,GG,PLB; DORA Nuala: HS,HI,SO; DORGAN Bryony: PS,ELIT,HI; DORGAN Lewis: EPQ,CH,MA,FR; DOUGLAS Gavin: EPQ,PH,MA; DOUGLAS Shanae: EL,HI,PZ; DOWLING-NASH Victoria: DTTE,AR,AR; DOWNER Kira: EC,FS,HI,SO; DOWNES Alexander: MA,HI,PH; DOWNES Imogen: TH,SO,EL,PLB; DOWSING Selina: ELIT,PLB,PZ; DRESMAN Sterling: PLB,SP,HI,PS; DUALE Ahmed: HI,PZ,PS; DUALEH Faduma: BI,HS,PZ; DUDBRIDGE Alex: PZ,EPQ,HS; DUDBRIDGE Laurie: FS,DTTE; DUFFY Connor: EPQ,GG,ICT; DUFTY Natasha: SO,PG,PZ; DUKE Callum: PZ; DUMBLETON Rebecca: HI,ELIT,ARCH; DUNKERLEY Nathan: EL,PG; DUNN Gregory: MU,PH,MA; DUNTHORNE Conor: HI,DT; DUNWELL Matthew: COMS,EL&ELIT,MM; DURRANT Lucas: MM,FS; DURSLEY Matthew: ICT,AR; EARNSHAW Charlotte: BS,PZ,SO; EDGAR Euan: BI,CH,CP,MA; EDMONDSON Brendan: EC,MA; EDWARDS Jack: CP; EDWARDS Shamara: COMS; EDWARDS Tanya: PZ,SO,MM; EGAN Ruairi: SO,PS; ELDOS Basil: MM; ELLAZAR Daniel: PG,COMS; ELLIOTT George: MA,FS,MM; ELMI Aabbi: DT,GG; ELSON Adrian: PH,PG,CP; ELSWORTH Monica: MA,HS,PZ;

EMERY Jaydee-Leigh: ELIT; ENNING Anna: EL,FR,SP; ERSKINE Iona: PLB,ELIT,EC; EVANS Elena: PZ; EVANS Lorena: PG,PZ; EVANS Natalie: BS,GG,PG; EVANS Sophie: PZ,EL&ELIT; EVANS Sophie: PZ,GG,EPQ,SP; EVANS William: PS,EL&ELIT; EVERETT Harry: CH,PH,MF,MF; EYRES Ellie-Marie: PZ,DTTE,COMS; FACKRELL Amy: AR,ELIT,DTTE; FAIRBURN Nicholas: PS; FAIRCHILD Courtney: ARCH,CW; FAIRFAX Luke: ELIT,ICT; FALCONI ALVES Vitor: SP,SP,PO,FS,DT,PO; FARAH Abdihakim: MM,FS,COMS; FARE Emma: DA,TH; FARRALL Alexis: BI,GG,DTTE; FARROW Chloe: TT; FARROW Emilie: AR,HI; FATIMA Mahnoor: ICT; FAYYAZ Ibrahim: BI,MA,GG,CH; FAYYAZ Momna: BI,GG,CH; FEAR Samuel: FS; FEAY Jaye: EL,EPQ,HI,SO; FELTHAM Lyndsay: MM,TT; FENNE Pollyanna: ES,FR,GG; FERGUSON Jemima: AR,DTTE; FERGUSON Sadie: LW,DA,EL&ELIT; FERNANDEZ Leo: MA,PH,EC; FEWS Ben: HI; FEWS Joe: BI,CH,MA; FINCH Maryanne: HS; FINCH William: MA,BI,CH; FIORENTINO Crystal: HI; FISHER Molly: PZ,HS,EL,SO; FITZGERALD Carrie: CH,ES,PZ; FLEET Casey: EL&ELIT,HS,PG; FLEMANS Ethan: BI,PZ,SO; FLOOK Bella: AB,BS,PZ; FLYNN Victoria: COMS,HI,MM; FOOTITT Oliver: PZ,EL,DE; FORD Alex: MF,CP,PH,MF; FORD Alexander: AR,ICT,DTGR; FORD Ellie: BS,EL; FORD Jade: ELIT,EL,CW,PLB; FORD Josephine: PE,BI,EL; FORD Rosie: HI,BI,ELIT,PZ; FORREST Alexander: PG,AR; FORTUNE April: LW,HI,EPQ,ELIT; FOSTER Zoe: PE,GG; FOWLER Andrew: MA,AB,BS;

FRANCIS Josie: ARCH,GG,DTGR; FRANCOMBE Emily: MA,MU,BI,ELIT; FRATI Bryony: PG; FREAME Alex: HI,PS; FREDERICKS Georgia: PG,SO; FREEMAN Matthew: PLB,LW,AB,SO; FREETHY Stacey-Jessica: DA,HS,PG; FRENCH Kate: DTTE,TH,EL; FRENCH Laura: HS,EL&ELIT; FRICKER Jensen: ICT,RS,CP; FRY Callum: EL; FRYC Krzystof: PZ; FUDGE Abigail: EL,EPQ,ELIT,PZ; FUDGE Gabrielle: EPQ,HS,SO; FULLBROOK Abigail: CH,EPQ,MA,BI; GACHANGO Eunice: EL; GAGE Brandon: HI,COMS; GAILOR Megan: HS,EL; GALLIZZI Peter: SO,HI,PLB; GAMADID Shadia: FR,HI,PZ,SO; GAMLIN Rhys: BS; GANE Alice: DTGR,PG,PZ; GAPPER Amy: AB,BS,MA; GARBUTT Katie: PZ,ARCH; GARCIA Juliet: ELIT,HI,PLB,SP; GARDNER Kizzy: LW; GARNER-HODGSON Daniel: COMS; GARRAD Indra: ARCH,PLB; GARRETT Tomas: BI,DTGR,SO; GAY Wil: FR; GHALIB Sakiya: PLB,PZ,HS; GILES Roisin: SO,BS,ELIT,HI; GILTINAN Sophie: BI,CH,TH,MA; GIRGIS Maria: CH,EL,SP; GITAHI Pauline: RS,CH; GODFREY Rachel: COMS,HI,MM; GOFF Siobhan: AR,COMS; GOMMO Samuel: PZ; GOODFELLOW Jonathan: AB,EC,BI; GORMLEY Bethany: TH,ELIT,LW; GORTON Rachael: COMS,HI; GOTSELL Jessica: EL&ELIT,HS,BI; GOULD BISHTON Georgia: ELIT,HI,SO,EL; GOVANI Shahira: PZ,EL,HI; GOWER Jack: ICT; GOWLING Matthew: TH,PZ,ELIT; GRAHAM Aarron: PZ,AB,BS; GRAHAM Shanice: EPQ,HS,LW,PG; GRAHAM-MIFFLIN Hetty: HS,TH; GRANT Thomas: PH,MA,BI,CH; GRAY Hannah: CH,EPQ,MF,MF,PH; GREEN Grace: COMS,PG; GREEN Roxanne: CH,PZ,CW,DE; GREENING Bradley: MA,FS;

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GREENWAY Olivia: GG,PZ,ES; GREGG-HARRIS Jacob: PG; GREGORY Toni: COMS; GRETTON Nicholas: BS,EC,GG,LW; GRIFFIN Lauren: BS,AB,GG,MA; GRIFFITH Daniel: MA; GRIFFITHS Emma: EL,HI,MA,PZ; GROVES Luke: CH,MA,BI; GRZESZCZUK Patryk: MM; GUBB Abigail: HS,COMS,ELIT; GUDACA Reymarie: DTTE,PG,BS; GUPPY Ethan: EL,HI,ICT,EC; GUY Lloyd: EL,PG; HABIB Iman: AR,DT,MA; HAGHIGHAT Lily: BI,MU,PZ,MM; HAINES Jessica: TH; HALL Alexander: HI,SO,EL&ELIT; HALLADAY Brooklyn: EL,HI,EPQ,ELIT; HALLADAY Madison: ELIT,HI,EPQ,EL; HALLETT Olivia: MM; HAMBLIN Brooke: PZ,PE,LW,EL; HAMBRIDGE Daniel: HS,TH,EL&ELIT; HAMPSON Isaac: EL,FS; HAMZE Amaal: COMS,HS; HANCOCK Luke: BS,EC,MA; HANNAN Louise: EL,DTGR; HANSON Beth: PZ,HS,EL&ELIT; HARBRIDGE Sam: DTGR; HARBURY Rebecca: PZ,PLB,CH,MA; HARGREAVES Joshua: FS,HI,BS; HARMER Amy: DTTE,HI,EL&ELIT,TT; HARRIS Bryony: DTTE,EL,BS; HARRIS Daniel: PH,CH,MF,MF; HARRIS-JORDAN Maia: PG,PLB,AR,EL&ELIT; HARRISON Emily: EL&ELIT,HI; HARVEY Jacob: DT; HARVEY PEARCE Elsie: AR,BI,CH; HASSAN Mukhtar: HI,ES,PS,EL; HATFIELD Daisy: BI,EL&ELIT,MA; HAWES Elliot: HI,LW,PZ; HAWKINS Ashleigh-Nicole: PZ,EL,LW; HAWKINS Lewis: PZ,MA,BI,HI; HAYDEN Lydia: BI,PZ,HI,PE; HAYNES Shelby: DE,MM,TT; HAYWARD Lewis: BI,GG,AR,CH; HAYZEN Jake: MM,PZ,COMS; HEATON Adam: MM; HEATON Josie: SO,EL&ELIT,CW,LW; HEAVENS Georgia: PZ,CH; HEMMINGS Florence: AR,EPQ,MA,PLB; HENDERSON Kate: AR; HENDY Isabel: BS,DE,EL,PZ; HENRY Khadijah: LW,PZ,SO; HIBBERT Samuel: CP,MA; HICKEY Danny: ICT; HICKMAN-RIDING Thea: HI,AR,AR; HICKS Kelvin: MA,PH,CH; HICKS Liam: PZ,ES,BI; HIGGINS Courtney: TT,MM,EL; HIGHMORE Molly: HS,LW,SO; HILES Amy: PZ,HS; HILL Daniel: FS,MM; HILLIER Emma: MA,DA,CH; HILLMAN Thomas: CH,PH,MA; HILLSON Florence: MA,BI,CH; HINDER Rebecca: HS,MM; HINE Naomi: PG,FS,MM; HINGSTON Robyn: EL&ELIT; HITCHINGS Benjamin: PH,MA,BI,BS; HJARNE Ella: PH,CH,GG,MA; HLOBONI Chuma: MM; HOANG Demi: DTGR,PG,RS; HOBBS Elizabeth: TT,MA,BS,AB; HOCKEY Chloe: LW; HODGES Ciaran: MM,HI,ELIT; HODGES Ellie-Marie: BS,EL; HODGKINS Sarah: ELIT,PG; HODGSON Aaron: AB,BS,ICT,EC; HODGSON Stephanie: ELIT,BS; HOLBROOK Shannon: LW,PZ,HI; HOLLAND Bethany: SO,ES,EPQ,PLB; HOLLAND Emily: PLB,PZ,ELIT,EPQ; HOLLIER Alice: TT; HOLLOWAY Roseanne: MM,EL&ELIT,HS; HOLMES Connor: HI; HOPKINS Olivia: PLB,FS,AR; HOPKINS Tia: PZ,SO,HS; HORVATH Duncan: BS,EC,PS; HOSKINS Bradley: HI; HOWARD Abigail: BS,EL,PZ; HOWELLS Jessica: LW,PZ; HOWLETT Christian: PS; HOWLETT Thomas: FS,CW; HOWSE Matilda: EL,TH; HOYLE Katrina: FS,PZ; HUBSCHMID Madeleine: EL,HI,MM; HUDSON Bryn: CH,MA,PH; HUGGINS Chelsea: ARCH,PZ,TT; HUGHES Bethan: MF,MF,PH; HUGHES Jacob: GG,ES,CH,BI; HUGHES Lydia: SO,PZ; HULME Ellie: HS,COMS,EL&ELIT; HUMPHRIES Megan: PG,BI,ELIT,HI; HUNT Nate: ICT,MM; HUNT Terri-Danielle: COMS,DA,TT; HURLEY Natalya: EL,PG,AR,TT; HUSSEIN Deeka: EPQ,HS,SO,EL; HUSSEIN Ilhan: EL; HUTCHINS Billy-Joe: MM,DT,AR; HUTCHINSON Thomas: PS,HI,LW; HYETT Lily: EL,SO; IBRAHIM Hoodo: HS,SO; ILES Kayleigh: PZ; ILLING Christopher: HI,MU; ILOGU Sam: ELIT,PLB; IMRAN Seher: HI,EC,BS,MA; INNES Chante: EL&ELIT,PS,LW; INTERIOR Napoleon: HS,ICT,SO; IQBAL Sidrah: COMS,HS,EL&ELIT; IRFAN Aysha: BI,CH,ELIT; IVANOV Leah: COMS,TT; JACKSON Charlotte: DA,HI,EL&ELIT; JACKSON Harriet: EPQ,CH,PZ,BI; JACKSON Matthew: CH,MF,MF,BI; JAMA Yasmin: HS; JAMES Cody: PZ,HS,COMS; JAMES Jacob: CH; JAMES Lauren: HS,PZ; JAMES Leah: MM; JAMES Nathan: TH,EL&ELIT; JAMES Zoe: CH,MA,PZ; JAMIESON Tristan: DTGR; JARVIS Connor: ELIT,PS; JEFFERIES Gemma: MA,PH; JEFFERIES Rachel: EL,ELIT,MM; JENKINS Reuben: MU,EL&ELIT; JENKINS Rhys: CW,PLB; JENNINGS Shannon: HS; JEYARAJAH Thanushan: ICT; JOHANSON Georgia: TT; JOHN Divya: CH,MA,BI; JOHNSON Georgina: DT; JOHNSON Sorsha: PZ,RS; JOHNSON William: BI,PZ,MA; JOINT Reece: PZ,EL,PE,BI; JONES Amy: PZ,PH,MA,MF; JONES Brandon: COMS,CH,MA; JONES Dwayne: PZ,LW,EL; JONES Holly: MA,TT; JONES Lewis: CH,MA,PH,AR; JONES Olivia: SO,HS,EL&ELIT; JORDAN MELLERSH Olivia: HI,TH,AR; JORDAN Sadie-May: CW,PG,MM; JORDAN Shannah: HI,ELIT,BS,PZ; JOSEPH Brijil:

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SUBJECT CODES AB: Accounts/Book-keeping; AC: Arabic; AG: Agriculture; AH: Ancient History; AP: Art & Design Photography; AR: Art (fine Art, Art, History, Art and Design, 3D Art, Art and Craft, Art and Technology); ARCH: Archaeology; AS: Astronomy; BE: Business and Economics; BI: Biology; BL Bengali; BS: Business, Business Studies; CA: Catering; CAN: Cantonese; CC: Childcare; CD: Child Development; CH: Chemistry; CIT: Citizenship; CL: Classics, Classical Civilisation; CN: Chinese; CO: Communication Studies; COMS: Community Studies; CoPE: Certificate of Personal Effectiveness Level 2; CP: Computer Studies/ Computer Science; CT: Christian Theology; CTH: Critical Thinking; DA: Dance; DBS: Double Business Studies; DE:German; DMM: Double Media Studies; DN: Design; DR: Drama; DS: Double Science; D&TS: Drama and Theatre Studies; DT: Design Technology; DTA: Design Technology Auto; DTCA: Design Technology CAT; DTCD: Design Technology Child Development; DTEG: Design and Technology Engineering; DTEL: Design Technology (Electronics); DTFP: Design and Technology Food Products; DTFT: Design Technology Food Technology; DTGP: Design and Technology Graphic Products; DTGR: Design Technology Graphics; DTPD: Design Technology Product Design; DTRM: Design Technology Resistance and Materials; DTTE: Design Technology Textiles; DTHE: Design and Technology Home Economics; DU: Dutch; EA: Expressive Arts; EC: Economics; ED Engineering/Technical Drawing; EL: English Language; ELIT: English Literature; EL & ELIT: (combined); EN: English (as a second language); ENG: Engineering; EP: Ethics/ philosophy; ES: Environmental Studies/ Science; ET: Electronics; EU European Studies; EV: Environmental Education; FR: French; FS: Film Studies; FT: Food Technology, Food Studies; GE: Geology; GG: Geography; GK: Greek; GS: General Studies; GV: Government and Politics; GX: Graphics; HA Ancient History; HB: Human Biology; H&C: Hospitality and Catering; HE Home Economics; HI: History; HP&H: Human Physiology and Health; HS: Health and Social Care; HL: Health Studies; HP: Human Phyl; HU: Humanities; HW Hebrew; IC Industrial Studies; IN: Italian; IT/ICT: Information Technology; JA: Japanese; KSCom: Key Skills Communications; LA: Latin; L&PL/PL: Logic and Philosophy; LT or LR: Leisure and Tourism; LW: Law; MA: Mathematics; MAN: Mandarin; ME: Mechanics; MF: Further Maths; MM: Media Studies; MN: Manufacturing; MT Discrete Maths; MU: Music; MW Metalwork; MX: Music Technology; NK Needlework/ Textiles; OTC: Office Technology; PA: Expressive and Performing Arts; PE: Physical Education; PE/ SPST: Physical Education and Sports Studies; PER: Persian; PG: Photography; PH: Physics; PLB: Philosophy and Belief; PM: Pure Mathematics; PO: Portuguese; POL: Polish; PS: Political Studies; PT: Pottery; PU: Public Services; PX: Politics; PY: Philosophy; PZ: Psychology; RE: Religious Education/Studies; RS: Rural Science/ Studies; RT: Retail; RU: Russian; SB Social and Environmental Biology; SC: Science; SCA: Applied Science; SO Social Studies/Sociology; SP Spanish; SR Sports Studies; SS Science in Society; ST Statistics; TC: Technology; TE or TX: Textiles; TH: Theatre Studies/Arts; TL: Theology; TM Music Theory; TT: Travel and Tourism; UR Urdu; VOC: Vocational Award; WE Welsh; ZO Zoology.

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CH,EPQ,MA,BI; JOYSON Anugrah: BS,HS,ICT,MA; KAMTCHEU Idriss: BI,CH,FR; KAPLA Kamil: POL,AR,AR,DTGR; KARANJA Steven: GG,MA,TT; KASSOUS Yasmine: LW; KATUSZKA Niall: EL,EPQ,MM,PZ; KAUR Inderpreet: PG,HS; KAUR Karenjit: HS,COMS,SO; KAUR Navinder: FS,PG,EL&ELIT,FR; KAY Joshua: BS,EC,GG; KAYE-SMITH Delilah: BI,PZ,CH,MA; KAYS Sarah: DTTE; KEARLE James: EC,ICT; KEATING Ella: EL,LW,AR; KEEN Holly: DA; KEEP Rebecca: COMS,PZ; KEILLER Madeleine: DA,PG; KELLER Benjamin: CP,MF,MF; KELLY Joseph: CW,FS,TH; KELLY Lauren: EL,BS,ICT,GG; KELLY Sophie: GG,PG; KENDALL Ashleigh: SO,MM,HS; KENDALL Jed: ICT,CP,CH,BI; KENDALL Miranda: ES,GG,HI; KENDALL Molly: LW,PLB,ELIT,ES; KENNEDY Frazer: FS,MM,PG; KENNEDY Georgina: MA,SO,PG; KENT Alexander: EL; KHAN Shadman: MM,RS,EL; KILCOMMON Sinead: ELIT,EPQ,BI,CH; KING Angelica: PZ,EL,SO,ELIT; KING James: MU,CH; KINGDON Courtney: MA; KINGSTON-TAWOSE Erin: TH,EL; KINNISON Emily: EL,TT,BS; KISSOON Ashten: EL,ICT,COMS; KLIMASZEWSKI Jedrzej: POL,LW; KLOSKA James: PLB,EL&ELIT,FS; KNIGHT Adam: RS,BI,PZ,FR; KNIGHT Aimee: SO,EL,HS; KNIGHT Lucas: AB; KNIGHT Sophie: PG,AR; KNIGHT Tiffany: FS,COMS,BS; KNIGHT-HASTINGS Milly: PG,AR,EL&ELIT; KOFI-OFUAFOR Banor: PH,MA,AB,ICT; KOPOTSHA Corey: CP,CP,ICT,MA; KORBA Anna: SP,CH,BI,FR; KORJIE Francess: COMS; KOWALSKI Robert: CP,MF,MF,PH; KOZLOWSKA Wiktoria: POL; KROCHMAL Anna: DTTE,CW,EL; KRZEKOTOWSKA Wiktoria: CH,MA,PH; KUNENE Sinenkhosi: ICT,HS,BS; KUNICKA Sara: POL; LAMBE Olivia: HI,LW,PLB; LAMPREY Ashleigh: EL&ELIT,DTTE,AB; LANE Chloe: ICT,HS; LANE Iggy: DT,FS,MM; LANGLEY Carla: MM,COMS,FS; LANSDOWN Thomas: LW,ICT,EC; LASSAUZET Toby: CP,MF,MA,PH; LAST Scarlett: DTTE,HI,LW; LAWES Saffron: HS,EPQ; LAWRENCE Daniel: HI,HI,GG; LAWRENCE Kelsey: AR,EL&ELIT,DTGR; LEAT Matthew: BS,MA,AB,PH; LEE Kielan: COMS; LEGIEC Aleksandra: POL,DT,DTGR,MA; LEGRAND Mattias: PZ,BI,HI; LEMM Scott: ELIT,ICT; LENEY Emma: EL,MM; LENTLE Shannon: PG,HI,ELIT; LEONARD Ashley: MF,PH,MF; LESPORIS Tanisha: HI,ICT,BS; LESTER Ellie: EL,PZ; LESTER Shannon: COMS; LEWIS Bronwyn: MM,FS,CW; LEWIS Harry: PZ; LEWIS Henry: PZ,COMS; LEWIS Naomi: PG,MM,DTGR; LEWIS-PEART Marissa: DTTE,DTGR,MM; LEWONIEC Magdalena: TH,MA,POL,BI,CH; LEWTON Mollie: MM,EL,LW; LEY-DIETRICH Rosie: PS,MM; LINTON Joshua: LW,EC,PS,HI; LIPTROT Kirstie: MA,AB; LISTER James: MA,GG,ES,BS; LISTER Thomas: ICT; LITTLE Kayleigh: PZ,COMS,EL,LW; LLEWELLYN Billie: HS; LLEWELLYN Charlie: EL&ELIT; LLEWELLYN Chloe: HI,PLB,ELIT; LLOYD Lauren: DTGR,DTTE; LOCK Naomi: COMS,HS; LOCKYER Mitchell: ICT,BS; LONG Aran: PH,MA,MF,CP; LONG Kieran: HI,GG,ELIT,BI; LONG Megan: PE,GG,ELIT,BI; LONG Thomas: PH,BI,HI,CH; LORD Taynee: TH; LOVELL Charlotte: PZ,FR; LOWE Joseph: DTGR,AR,FS,CW; LOXTON Charles: SP,AB; LUCAS Gemma: EL,ICT,PZ; LUDICKE-HARRISON Nela: PZ,COMS,HI; LUSCOMBE Chloe: SO,PS,PZ; LUTHER Molly: HI,MM,EL,GG; LYNE Elliot: AB,MF,MF,GG; MACDONALD Rhiannon: MA,AB,PZ,HI; MACONIE SHANNON Bethany: GG,HI,MM,PZ; MACRAE Conor: FR,GG,MA,HI; MADDEN Kathleen: BI,ES; MADDOCKS Louise: EL,PZ; MAGGS Alexandra: BS,CW,RS; MAHAMUD Sacdiya: PS,HS,HI; MAIDMENT Harrison: FS,MM; MAINSTONE Elliott: CH,BI,GG; MALIK Sultan: FR,MA,PH; MALKIN Jessica: PG; MALLETT Casey: PZ,SO,LW,EL; MANNING Isabelle: HI,DTTE,ELIT; MANSARAY Amir: CW,FS,BS,PZ; MANUEL Alexandra: CH,PH,BI,PZ; MANUEL Daisy: EL&ELIT; MARQUES Gabriel: BS; MARSH Ryan: CP,DT; MARSHALL Amy: PZ,BS,HS; MARTIN Chantelle: BS,SO; MARTIN Joe: MA,PG; MARTINEAU-BROWN Asha: DA; MARX Christopher: PZ,CH,MA; MARY Rose: SO,HS; MASON Danielle: BI,ELIT,FR; MASON George: BI,GG,ES; MASON Louise: MA,CH,HI,BI; MASON William: SO,HI,ELIT; MASZUCHIN Amy-Louise: COMS,FS,PG; MATHEW Nidhin: BI,MA,CH,MF; MATHEWS Alexander: BS,TH; MATORRES Francine: PZ,COMS,EL&ELIT; MATTHEWS Annabel: PZ,LW; MATTHEWS Lee: AB,EC,MA; MATTHEWS Vashni: SO; MATTOCK Naomi: EL&ELIT,HS,DA; MAULE Will: EC,DE,AB; MAXAMED Mahad: PH,MA,CH,EPQ; MAYNARD Hannah: BI,CH; MAZUR Kiya: ELIT,FS,COMS,PG; MCAUSLAN-CRINE Ruby: EL,PZ,SP; MCCANN Ryan: MM,LW,EL&ELIT; MCDIARMID Sophie: PZ,EL&ELIT,MM; MCDONALD Ella: ELIT,HI,MM,PZ; MCGAULEY Kieran:

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■ Tanisha Lesporis Pic: Jon Kent BRJK20160818B-007_C SO,EL,PZ; MCGIRR Martha: HS,SO,COMS; MCGOWAN Heather: ELIT,EPQ,PLB,RU; MCGRATH Amy: TH,EL&ELIT,PLB; MCGUINNESS Jack: EPQ,PH,MF,MF; MCINALLY Ashleigh: EL&ELIT,HS,SO; MCKEIGUE Kayleigh: PZ,MM,EL; MCLAREN Adam: EPQ,GK,EC; MCLEARY Anya: HS; MCLELLAN Tessa: PZ,AR,AR; MCLESTER Taylor: MM,HS,EL; MEASOR Samantha: MM,PG; MEHMOOD Zanib: PZ,MA,BI; MELEADY Daniel: PZ,BS; MEMON James: MA,PH,DT; MIAH Afzal: EL&ELIT,MA; MIAH Mohammed: PS; MICELI Marika: IN,TT; MICHAEL Penny: ICT,BS,EL&ELIT; MICHALIS Benson: BS,BI,CH; MICLAT Brian: PZ,ICT,EPQ,BI; MILES Dana: CW,HS,AR; MILLER Aaron: ICT; MILLER Albie: TT,DTTE; MILLER Dominique: PZ,HS,SO; MILLER Rebecca: PZ,DTGR,AR; MINER Jack: ICT,MA,PH; MINGO Oliver: BS,COMS,EL; MITCHELL Toni: ICT,MA; MOFFATT Harry: BI,CH,MA; MOHAMED Abdulahi: MA,CH,BI; MOHAMED Haruun: ICT,MA; MOHAMED Riyan: ELIT,FR,MA,SP; MOHAMUD Umalkheir: ICT,COMS,HS; MOLOUGHNEY Melanie: MA,AR,EL&ELIT; MONAHAN Luke: BI,EC; MONCRIEF Adam: SP,PZ,SO; MONELLE Bethany: PG,HI,ELIT,AR; MONELLE Laura: PZ,DTGR,AR,ELIT; MOON Joe: FS,ICT,EL&ELIT; MOON Katie: EL&ELIT,BI,PZ; MOORE Ashley: FS; MOORE Thomas: HI,MA,PH,SP; MOOREFIELD Alex: BS,DT,PG; MORAN Erin: PZ,SO,HS; MOREY Georgia: PZ,AR; MORFITIS Joshua: FS,FS,PS,HI; MORGAN Alexander: PG; MORGAN Eleanor: HS,EL; MORGAN Jacob: PH,GG,MA,CH; MORGAN Jacob: GG,PH,HI,MA; MORGAN Joseph: PH,BI,MA; MORRIS Sian: SO,HS,PZ;

MORRIS-DAVIES Maisy: DTGR,HI,EL,MM; MORRISSEY Ruby: AR,LW; MORTELL Elizabeth: EL,ELIT,PZ; MORTIMER Katie: EL&ELIT,HI,MM; MOSS Megan: EL,ELIT,PZ; MOSTAFA Karim: BS,MA,EC; MOUSSA IMAN Yahya: PH,CH,MA; MOYO Mazvitaishe: CH,BI; MPOFU Gugulethu: BI,BS,MA,PZ; MULHERN Dennis: DT,HI; MULLIS Georgina: AR,PG,DTTE; MULTAN Przemyslaw: ICT,POL; MULVANEY Alice: COMS,CW,TH; MUNDY Chloe: DTGR,DTTE; MUNN Juliette: FS,HI; MURRAY Eleanor: BI,PZ; MURRAY Jemima: HI,TT,ES; MURRAY Jessica: SO,EPQ; MUTABWANI Daniel: AR,HS,DT; MWAMPAMBA Tasha: AB,BS,HI,LW; NABI Haris: SO,HI,PLB; NAISH Jazmine: DTTE,EL,SP; NASH Daniel: EL&ELIT; NAVARI Ornella: AR,EL&ELIT,SO; NELSON James: EL&ELIT,GG,HI; NEWMAN Florence: TT,MA,ICT; NEWMAN Jessica: BI,GG,ES; NEWMAN Oliver: BS,MA; NEWTON Alice: PH,MF,MF,BI; NEWTON Helen: BI,PZ,ARCH; NGUNDU Tinashe: PS,HI,COMS,LW; NIBLETT Casey: EC,FS,PH; NICHOL Emily: ELIT,HI; NICHOLAS Oliver: BI,EL; NICHOLLS BOYCE Charlie: DT,LW,MA; NICHOLLS Bradley: MA,PZ,EPQ; NICHOLLS Megan: MA,AB,EC; NIKOLOV Gabriel: MA,BI,CH,EL; NIYONGABO Lorenzo: HI,TH,PLB; NOEL Yolanda: COMS,SO; NOLDER Bethany: COMS,PZ,SO; NOONAN Sean: BI,CH,MA,PH; NORMAN Georgina: DE,MA,ELIT; NOVACEK Marek: MA; NYE Laura: EL&ELIT,DTGR,AR; NYOSO Chantelle: EL,PZ,SO; O'BRIEN Elliot: FS; OBROCHTA Kamila: POL; O'DEA Connor: LW,EL; O'DONOGHUE Stephen: COMS,SO; O'DONOVAN-YOUNG Jemma: EL,SO,CW; O'FARRELL Sinead: CH,EPQ,PH,BI; OGRI

Nicholas: EL&ELIT,AR,MM; OGRI Prisca: EL&ELIT; OJOLO Theodore: ICT,MM; OLATUNDE Mercy: HS,HI; O'LEARY Kathryn: EL&ELIT,PG,RE; OLIVE Ashley: PG,AR,COMS; OLLIS Danny: MM; OLSSON Carmella: COMS,EL&ELIT,MM; OLSSON Jonathan: EL&ELIT,HI,PE; OLUKOYA Oluwafayosi: MM; ORCZYK Alan: FS,POL,AR,POL,DT; OSBORNE Charlie: SO,TT; O'TOOLE Chloe: EL&ELIT,LW,PG; O'TOOLE Ella: CH,EPQ,HS,PZ; PADDOCK James: PH,BI,MA; PAGE Olivia: PZ,ARCH,HI; PALACAY Julyne: AB,BS,TT; PALMER Hannah: GG,PE; PAPAGEORGIOU Sophia: AR,BS,DTTE; PARAGGUA Neil: BI,HS,ICT; PARASSERY Treesa: HS,PZ; PARKER Abigail: PZ,ICT,EL&ELIT,HS; PARKER Amy: DTGR; PARKER Joseph: PG,MM; PARKHILL Shola: AR,AR,ELIT; PARR Esme: HI,PZ,ARCH; PARSONS Holly: ICT,PLB,EL&ELIT; PARSONS Louis: TH,ELIT,HI,LW; PART Dominic: TH,AR,BS; PASSMORE Ferdinand: BS,ICT; PATERSON James: PS,LW,ES; PATROZOS Arsenios: BI,CH,PLB; PATTERSON Hannah: COMS; PAUL Ella: SO,TT,MM; PAUL Faith: PH,MA,GG,CH; PAYNE Rebecca: AR,HS; PEACE Ryan: ES,ICT; PEARCE Daniel: MM; PEARCE Frederick: PH,ELIT,CH; PEARCE Kerry: LW; PEARCE Lucy: PE; PEARSE Brandon: BS; PENDLE Lewis: MA,AB,HI; PERROTT Ashley: PG; PERRY Emily: EPQ,EL,HI,BI; PERRY Hannah: AR,SO,AR; PERRY Innes: PG,MM,DT; PERRY Larissa: EL&ELIT,DTTE,AR,BS; PETGRAVE Sanica: MM; PETTIFER Leanne: HI,AR,ELIT; PHELPS Mollie-Rae: AR,DTGR,PG; PHILLIPS Charlotte: BI,CH,MA,PE; PHILLIPS Reece: DT; PHILLIS Emily: EL,ELIT,PZ; PHILPOTT Jessica: PZ,MM,EL; PICTON

■ Kajetan Champlewski

■ Casey Fleet, Monica Elsworth and Shani Avery

Vincent: MA,BI,CH,EPQ; PIERCEY Connor: EC,FR,MF,MA; PIERZGA Roksana: POL,AR,AR,ELIT; PINKER Rene: EL&ELIT; PINNELL Alice: HS,COMS; PIPER Bethany: COMS,HS,SO; PIRINC Bade: FR,GG,PLB,SP; PITTER Saul: BS,MM; PLUMMER Samantha: PE,BS; POCOCK James: EL&ELIT,MM; POLIHRONOV Dimitar: MF,MF,MF,BS,MF; POMPHREY George: PZ; PONSFORD Benjamin: MM; PONTING Georgia: SO,MA,HI,HS; POOLE-PHILLIPS Jennifer: CH,MA; POPE Christoper: LW,EC,AB; POPLE Lauren: MM,EL&ELIT; PORTER Joshua: MA,PH; POTTER Calypso: HS; POTTER Chloe: PE,PZ; POVEY Victoria: AR,FS,DTGR; POWELL Georgia: EL&ELIT,DTGR,MM; PRATT David: FS,MM; PRATT Louis: MM,EL&ELIT,MA; PREECE Amy: ELIT,PZ; PREIST Anthony: MA,PH,BS; PRELICI Ana: BI,ELIT,EPQ,PLB; PRENCI Dorina: HI,ELIT,PS; PRENCI Selim: EL; PRENDERGAST Shannon: DTGR,PG,AR; PRENDIVILLE Callum: ICT,EC,PH,MA; PREWETT Jake: BS,MM; PRICE Abigail: AB,BS,MA; PRICE Adele: SO,HS,COMS; PRICE Georgina: DTGR,AR,FS; PRICE Jack: CH,PH,MA; PRICE Katie: FS,PG,TT; PRIDAY Hope: AR,ELIT,PG; PRING Chloe: CH,BI,PZ; PRING Hannah: PZ,HS,ELIT; PRING Kara: BI,MA,PE,AB; PRITCHARD James: PZ,HI; PRITCHARD Jonathan: MM,FS; PRITCHARD Michael: HI,FS,EL&ELIT; PROBERT Rebekka: EL&ELIT,GG,MA; PROSSER Luke: EL,MA,DT; PRZYTOCKI-DOBBINS Lusia: PZ,BI,HI; PULLIN Ella: CH,MA,BI; PURCHASE Daniel: ES,GG; PURNELL Emma: EL,DTGR,PG; PURSALL Mitchell: ICT,PE; QUICK Bethany: AR,EL,HS; RADFORD Laura: AR,DTTE; RADWAN Noah: CH,GG,LW; RAFFERTY Billy: TH; RAHILL Oliver: FS,HI; RAINBOW Teagan: AB,MA,PG; RAINE Sebastian: ICT; RAJA Bilal: AB,PH,MA,EC; RAMBURRUN Jay: AR,MM; RANDHAWA Sohail: PS,HI,SO; RANDS Michelle: ARCH,CH,BI; RAWBONE Jack: BS,ICT; RAYNER-GROVES Chloe-May: EL&ELIT; REDHALL Stephanie: ARCH,HI; REDMAN Curtis: LW,MA,PS; REED Cameron: FS,PZ; REED Harvey: BS; REES Esme: BS,EL,PG; REES Joshua: FS,MM; REES Lauren: ES,PZ; REES-BACCHUS Tommy: HI,PS; REEVE Thomas: MA,GG,BS,EL,EPQ; REID Jordan: ICT; RELEVO Mart: DT,ICT,MA; REYNOLDS Madeleine: MM,ARCH,PZ; REYNOLDS Reece: BI,PZ,MA; RICH Jessica: HI,DTTE,EL&ELIT; RICHARDS Chloe: GG,ELIT; RICHARDS Ethan: MM,ICT,FS; RICHARDS James: HI,COMS,PZ; RICHARDS Terrez: AR,DTGR; RICHMOND Fenner: MA,PH; RICKARD Kimberley: EL&ELIT,PZ,SO; RICKETTS Alice: HS,HI,BI,COMS; RIDLEY Charlie: BS,TH,ELIT; RIGBY Zachary: DT,BI,PH,EPQ; RISDALE Holly: PG,AR,DTGR; RITTER Sophie: PZ,AR,EL&ELIT; RIVERA Daniel: AB,LW,BS; ROACH Jonathan: AR,DT,DTGR; ROBBINS Katherine: SO,EL&ELIT,HI; ROBBINS Sophie: SO,EL,RE; ROBERTS Michelle: LW,DTGR,ELIT,BS; ROBERTS Samual: ELIT,GG,BI,PLB; RODDICK Harry: MF,PH,CH,MF; RODMAN Iona: FS,COMS,PLB; ROE Simon: GG,MA; ROGERS Calum: EL; ROGERS Jasmine: PZ,AR,DTTE; ROGERS Lydia: HI,TH,PZ; ROGERS Phoebe: HS,PZ; ROGERS Thomas: BI,EC,AB; ROHRBACH Rita: LW,PZ,SO; ROMEO Morgan: BS; RONEY Grace: PZ,EL,LW; ROPER Tanya: EL,AR; ROSE Connie: CH,MA,PH; ROWLANDS Sarah: ELIT,PLB,FS,HI; ROWLEY Amy: EL,HS,PG; ROY Jake: BS,EPQ,TH,EL&ELIT; RUMBLE Grace: PZ,EL,MM; RUMBLE Hannah: PG; RUMBOLD KAZZUZ Laila: AR,FS,ELIT,ELIT; RUMMINGS James: ES,SO,PLB; RUPPRECHT Lauren: CH,GG,MA,PH; RUSSELL Amy: COMS,HS; RUSSELL Georgia: GG,TT; RYAN Thomas: PZ; SACDALAN Michelle: LW,SO; SAGE Lauren: AB,BS,EC; SALAMAN Niko: EL&ELIT,FS,DTGR,PLB; SALEWSKI Holly: PZ,TH,PG; SALWAY Chloe: HS; SANDELL Dillon: ICT,COMS; SANDERS Shannon: EL,DTGR,MM; SANDERSON Rhea: EL,PG; SANDFORD Zoe: AR,DTGR,PG; SANDHAM-BAINS Misha: HI,SO,EL; SANSUM Taylor-Leigh: HI,BI,ELIT; SARGENT Kieran: HI,ICT,BS; SAUNDER Eleanor: BI,EL,EPQ,PZ; SAUNDERS Alexandra: HI,BS,SO; SAUNDERS Lydia: PG; SAVAGE Erykah: EL&ELIT,SO; SAVAGE Kayleigh: PZ,HI,EPQ,SO; SAWYER Amber: HS,PG,TT; SCADUTO Marco: BI; SCAWEN Imogen: ELIT,FS,HI; SCHLICK Elizabeth: BI,CH,GG,MA; SCOTT Tianna: SO,HI,PG; SCOTT-DYER Sean: DTGR,ICT,AR; SCULL Joseph: BI,CP,MA; SCULLY Benjamin: ICT,MA,PH; SEAGER Jacob: PE,BI,GG; SEAGER Thomas: BI,PH,AR,GG; SEARLE Oliver: MM; SELF Anna: EPQ,FR,GG,PS; SEMAH Shaked: MA,MU; SERWADCZAK Sandra: EL&ELIT,POL,BS,AR; SEYEDI Farrah: DTTE,PG; SHADDICK Grace: PG,PZ,HI; SHAH Hajira: BI,MA,CH; SHARPE Amber:

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■ Rhi Coath got an A* chemistry – despite battling with repetitive strain injury ahead of sitting her exams. Rhi, 18, of Windmill Hill ripped open her results envelope to find an A*in chemistry, A in maths and a B in physics and celebrated by going for a picnic with friends. Rhi is off to Exeter University to study natural sciences. She said: “I have been struggling over the last year with a repetitive strain injury which stopped me writing. Fortunately I was ok for the exams themselves.”

TH,GG,PZ; SHAW Daisy: ELIT,PZ,LW; SHAW Joshua: ELIT,HI,PZ; SHEARING Brandon: ELIT; SHEARS Leanne: LW,PG,RE; SHEARS Natalie: AR,DA; SHELDON Danny: TT; SHELLS Alaska: SO,HI,EL; SHEPPARD Leanne: COMS,COMS,HS; SHIGA Emily: AR,MA,HI; SHUNGU Kelly: DT,EPQ,HS,ICT; SHUTE Daniel: MA,MM,CP; SILSBURY Charlotte: MM,SO,HS; SILVERTHORNE Jessica: SO,EL,HS; SIM Fiona: PZ,CH,BI; SIMMONDS Georgia: EL,PZ,HI; SIMPSON Jade: BS,EL,LW; SIMPSON Megan: BS,GG,MM; SIMS Daniel: CH,BI,MA; SIMS Katarina: DT,DTTE,AR; SINCLAIR Beth: SO,PZ,LW; SINCLAIR Tamlin: PH,MF,MF; SINGER Kyle: EL,MM,COMS; SINGH-SUMAN Suiyash: EL,LW,PZ; SKINNER Stacie: SO,EL,LW; SKIPPER Matthew: ELIT,HI,PZ; SKIRKOWSKI Adam: DE,BI,ES; SKUSE Alexander: BI,HS; SLATER Erin: MA,PH,BI; SLIWA Daniel: ES,BS,POL,HI,POL; SMALL Melanie: EL,FR,SO; SMART Abby: COMS,RS,ELIT; SMART Lauren: GG,ELIT,AR; SMART Phoebe: SO,MM,COMS; SMITH Amber: MM,DTGR,ELIT; SMITH Amelia: SO,PZ,LW; SMITH Cashell: MM,EL; SMITH Chloe: MM,PG; SMITH Courtney: TT,MA; SMITH Daniel: DT,MA,DE,PH; SMITH Francesca: HS,TT; SMITH Georgia: BS,EL,DTGR,PZ; SMITH Jake: MM,FS; SMITH Liam: PZ,HI,EL; SMITH Nikki: MA,PH,CH; SMITH Rebecca: PE,BI,PZ; SMITH Ruby: MM,PG; SMITH Ryan: DT,MA; SNAILHAM Paige: FS,PG; SNOOK Chloe: PLB,AR,DTGR; SOBIERALSKA Natalia: COMS,POL; SONWALKAR Pranay: EL,PZ,BS; SOOD Lakshmi: EC,ICT,AB,MA; SOWE Aminata: HI,COMS; SPARKS Megan: BS,HI,SO; SPENCE Ajani: HI; SPIERS Oliver: HI,BS,AB; SPILLANE Ryan: BS,DT,MA; SPIRING Sophie: BS,EL&ELIT,PZ; SPITZER Mille: EL,GG,DTGR,LW; SPREADBURY Georgia: DTGR,ICT,BS; STADDEN Charlie: PZ,DT; STAINES Holly: ELIT,HS,PG,PZ; STAKER Jay: EL&ELIT,PS,HI,PLB; STALLABRASS Emily: BS,ICT,BI; STANKOWSKI Tomasz: SO,PZ; STARBUCK Virginia: EL,HI,HI,PZ; STARR Benjamin: BI,HI,CH,EPQ; STATTON Beth: PZ,SO; STEPANIUK Eleanor: MA,CH,PH,EPQ; STEPHENS Bethany: TH,DTGR; STEPHENSON Kerisha: CW,MM; STEVENS Jasmin: EL&ELIT,HS; STEWART Genieka: AB,MA; STEWART Jemma: HS,BS,EL; STEWART-LARSON Clay: HI,BI,CH; STOKES Rachel: COMS,GG,PZ; STOLTZ Fenshanell: EL&ELIT,MM; STONE Charise: TT,PG,COMS; STONE Jada: SO,PZ,LW; STONE Lorelie: MM,MA,EL&ELIT,DTTE; STONE Lucy: HS,COMS; STUBBS Connor: ICT; STYLES Eleanor: HI,PZ; SUERTE FELIPE Peter: PG,DTTE; SULLIVAN Chloe: ELIT,LW,PS,HI; SULLIVAN Daniel: AB,EC; SUMMERHILL Thomas: MA,AB,CH; SUMMERS Cameron: AB,ICT,BS; SURAI Aiste: BS,ELIT,LW;

■ Jay Staker 18, from Australia, achieved an A* in English Language and Literature, and an A in History Philosophy, and Government & Politics. Jay, who moved to England to study at St Brendan’s with the aim of getting into Oxford, will be heading to Oxford University to study Politics, Philosophy and Ethics. He is pleased to have achieved his dream!

SUTTON Connor: MM; SWINFORD Danielle: BS,FS,DTTE; SWINGLER Melvyn: DTGR,PG,FS; SYED Bahar: SO,LW,RS; SYLLA Mohamed: TT; SYLVESTER Bethany: SO,BS,PZ; TAIT Angus: PLB,ELIT,HI; TAMANNA Rifah: COMS,HS; TANNER Jodie: EL,DTGR,PZ; TARDIO Mariella: PG,TT,AR; TAVAKOLI Jasmine: EL&ELIT,SO,HI,MM; TAYLOR Ashley: PZ,SO,LW; TAYLOR Jake: ICT,MM; TAYLOR James: AB,BS,PS,EC; TAYLOR Jasmine: EL; TAYLOR Joseph: FS,CP,PH; TAYLOR Kate: CH,EPQ,PH,MA; TAYLOR Leah: PZ; TEES Chloe: MM; TEMPLAR Bonnie: SO,ARCH,PZ; TERRY Bethany: SO,HS; THACKER Jack: HI,MA,PE; THAYIL Akash: CP,ICT,MA; THIAMKHOKKUAT Thidarak: BS,EL&ELIT; THOMAS Andrew: MA,AB; THOMAS Georgia: EL,PZ,SO,HS; THOMAS Merlin: EC,MA; THOMAS Timmy: ICT,PS,BS; THOMAS-HOWARD James: MM,PG; THOMPSON Elizabeth: BI,GG,DTTE; THORNE Bethany: DA,PZ,EL; THORNE Jacob: PH,MA; THORNE Kurtis: EL,ICT,HI; TILLEY Jessica: PZ,BS; TILLING Charlotte: CW,DTGR; TILY Rosa: PZ,SO; TIMBRELL Shannan: HI,TH; TINNION Caitlin: PZ,ELIT,AR,EL; TITCHMARSH Lauren: AR,HI; TOOMEY-THOMPSON Abigail: MM,PZ,EL,SO; TOWNSEND Griff: COMS,ELIT,PZ; TRAYNOR Daniel: MF,MF,CH,BI,EPQ; TREGIDGO Max: EL&ELIT,BS; TREMBETH Holly: EL,SP,HI; TRIGWELL Eleanor: MM,PG; TROTMAN Lacey: HI,SO,FS; TROTT Phoebe: HI,ARCH,ELIT; TRUEMAN Abigail: EL,PZ,HI; TRUEMAN Jasmine: DTTE,MM,EL,BS;

■ Amy Williams, 18, of Bishopsworth got a B in psychology, a C in PE and a D in biology and is off to Hartbury University to study equine sports science. Amy, who has been riding horses since she was three, hopes to work with animals to help people with rehabilitation. She said: “I was really pleased. I found the exams difficult and didn’t have much of a social life for months due to the studying.”

TRUEMAN Ryan: MF,MF,CH,PH; TUCKER Harry: MM; TUCKER Megan: PZ,BI,MA; TUCKER Miranda: MA,BI,CH,EPQ; TURNER Harriet: PG,PZ,ELIT; UDOH Michelle: BI,CH,FR; UEA-SAMAK Panthip: AR,PZ,SO; UNDERHILL Abigail: ELIT,ICT,MM; USHER Jordan: DT,ICT; VAN EKER David: ICT,PZ,BS; VARDANYAN Norik: AB,BS,TH; VARGHESE Albin: COMS; VAUGHAN Amy: DTGR; VAUGHAN PERRETT Amber: HI,AR,EL; VEALE Elliot: DT,GG; VEIGAS Fiona: HS; VENNING Fraser: ICT,MA; VIDAURRI Chloe: MM,HS,EL&ELIT; VIEN Nerissa: MA,BI,PZ,ELIT; VINCENT Kerry: DTGR,HI,COMS; VOROBJOVA Maria: RU,PLB,PZ; VOWLES Katie: HI,PZ,HI,SO; WALI Isra: COMS,HS,ICT; WALKER Abbie: COMS,EPQ,HS,PZ; WALKER Lenique: SO,PZ,HS; WALKER Lily: ELIT,MM,EL; WALKER Mia: HS; WALKER Samantha: HS,AR,DTTE; WALLACE Sophia: EC,GG,AB,MA; WALTERS Lauren: EL,LW; WALTERS Reuben: BS,EL,COMS; WALTON Taran-Jade: HI,EPQ,PS; WARD Georgia: COMS,EL&ELIT; WARD Lauren: BI,PZ; WARD-JEFFERIES Gabrielle: BI,PZ,ELIT,FR; WATKINS Holly: HS,HI,PZ; WATKIS Kondwani: ICT,MM; WATTS Joe: HI,EL&ELIT,BI; WATTS Lucy: PZ,HS,HI; WATTS Megan: EL&ELIT,PZ,MM,HI; WEALE-BIXTER Taarique: PH,PZ,ICT; WEAVER Hayden: MM,PG,FS; WEAVING Molly: SO; WEBB George: ICT; WEBB Henrietta: AR,ELIT,HI; WEBB Lydia-Grace: CW,DA,HI; WEBSTER Tor: FS,ICT,MA; WEEKS Matteo: PS,HI,EL; WEEKS Oliver: PLB,ELIT,HI; WELLINGTON Louise:

■ Lakshmi Sood, 18, from Winterbourne, achieved a C in Accounting, a B in ICT, an E in Mathematics and a B in his Extended Project Qualification. Next Year, Lakshmi is excited to begin her Finance Apprenticeship with the Ministry of Defence after enjoying her Accounting studies at St Brendan’s.

FS,ELIT; WELSFORD Calvin: FS,MM,PG; WELSMAN Katie: DTGR,ICT; WESCOTT Molly: BI,GG,PZ; WEST Oscar: MM,COMS,EL; WESTAWAY Katy: HS,COMS,EL; WESTON Alexandra: BS,EC,LW; WEYMAN Lewis: CW; WHALLEY Suzanna: PZ,SO; WHARF Ross: HI,MA; WHEATLEY Oliver: MM,FS,DT; WHEELER Maddison: PZ; WHEELER Shannon: LW,HI,SP; WHEELER William: SO,RS; WHITE Chloe: AR,ELIT; WHITE Macauley: PH,EPQ,DT,MA; WHITE Marney: DTGR,MA,PZ,EC; WHITEHEAD Sarah: RS,ES,SO; WHITING Callum: CH,MA; WHITTOCK Georgie: GG,ARCH; WHOOLEY Daniel: GG,BS; WICKHAM Holly: COMS; WILCOX Alexander: SO; WILCOX Joanne: TT,EPQ,DTTE; WILDING Jacob: SO,HI; WILKINS Jack: SO,LW; WILKINSON Sol: BI,ELIT,SP; WILKS Jessica: DTGR,MM,AR,EL&ELIT; WILLETT Lauren: AR,LW,ELIT,DTGR; WILLIAMS Amy: PE,PZ,BI; WILLIAMS Annie: DTTE; WILLIAMS Arabella: BS,DE,HI,MA; WILLIAMS Charis: LW,BS; WILLIAMS Chloe: EL&ELIT,TH; WILLIAMS Jack: DT,PH,MA,MF; WILLIAMS Jamila: HS,COMS,MM; WILLIAMS Joseph: PH,MA; WILLIAMS Joseph: BS,MM,FS; WILLIAMS Matthew: BS,DT,ICT; WILLIAMS Matthew: SP,MA,AB; WILLIAMS Megan: MM,EL&ELIT,HI; WILLIAMS Molly: ICT,HI; WILLIAMS Nicole: HI,CH; WILLIAMS Owen: MA,CH,PH,AR; WILLIAMS Rhian: MA,DTTE; WILLIAMSON Georgia: PZ,AR,BS; WILLMOTT Katherine: DTGR,PZ,GG,EL; WILLMOTT Naomi: ELIT,EL,TH; WILMOTT Lucy: RS,EC,EL,BS; WILSON Kyle: MM,AR; WILTSHIRE Bethanie: MM,EL,BS; WINFIELD Alexandra: TH,EL,DE,PZ; WINGFIELD Matthew: MM; WINSTONE - GRIFFITHS Ellie: MM,PG,HS; WINSTONE Tommy: BS,PE; WINSTONE-BUSS Kelly: MA,HS,BI,AB; WINTER James: ELIT,FS,MA; WINTER-ALSOP Ashley: DA,PZ; WISE Elliot: ICT,BS; WISEMAN Hannah: BS,AR,HI; WISNIEWSKI Jakub: DTGR,MM,FS; WOOD Ashley: PS,MM,MA,EC; WOOD Rebecca: AB,AB; WOODMAN MATTHEWS Evodia: DTTE; WOODMAN Tamara: EL,HS,SO; WOOLCOMB Sophie: FS,EL&ELIT; WOOLLEY Hannah: SO,HI,PG; WOOLLON Amy: TT,SO,BS; WORGAN Asia: EL&ELIT,MA,PZ; WORGAN Jonathan: FS; WORLOCK Benjamin: BI,CH,PZ; WRIGHT Dajon: CH,GG,BI,PZ; WRIGHT Niamh: GG,ARCH,DTGR; WYATT Victoria: TH,EL,PLB; WYNNE Ben: ELIT,CW,LW; YARDE Annabel: BI,BS,EL,GG; YAZBEK Elias: ICT; YAZDANI Shirin: FS,PZ,AR; YEARSLEY Kayleigh: DTTE,BS,DTGR; YOUNG Georgia: PE,MA,DA; YOUNGER Zachary: TH,PZ; YUSSUF Hamda: HS,SO; YUUSUF Hiba: COMS,HS,RE; ZAMENO Chrisnota: AR,EL; ZANG Alex: EC,LW,AB; ZBIJOWSKI Louis: BS,EL,PS,SO; ZELICHOWSKA Karolina: COMS,

■ Daniel Harris, 18, from Barrs Court achieved A* grades in Mathematics, Further Maths, Physics, and Chemistry. He is heading to Cambridge University to study Natural Sciences. Dan was encouraged by his teachers to apply for Oxbridge after never thinking he could achieve it. He is the St Brendan’s star student, with the best results from the whole cohort.

■ Tom Bennett, 18, of Kingwood is off to Exeter to study maths. Tom got an A in maths and further maths and an A* in history. He said: “With all exams there is one tough paper. I had one. But you just have to do it, don’t dwell on it and move on. I was revising every day for four months.” Mum Alison said: “I am ecstatic - and was a mess while waiting for his exam results. “He’s worked really hard and I am really proud of him. I will be even more of a mess when he goes off to university.”

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Colston’s School

OLSTON’S students, staff and families are delighted by this year’s A Level examination results. 36 per cent of A Level grades were awarded A* or A grades, 33 per cent of candidates gained two or more A*/A grades – and one in four Colstonians achieved the equivalent of straight A grades or better. Headmaster Jeremy McCullough said: “These grades are the reward for a great deal of hard work from pupils and staff.” Colston’s ethos does a great deal to support the students’ academic outcomes. Mr McCollough added: “Colston’s students are a diverse and talented bunch, and the School’s holistic approach to education allows each individual to feel valued for being the best possible version of themselves. “This includes a broad and stretching extracurricular programme that strengthens academic performance. Well done, everyone.” It has been another very successful year for university entrance with almost all Upper Sixth Form leavers gaining places at their first choice universities. Notable individual successes include Elliot Bloom, Josh Callaway and Alex Logan, who all achieved

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reward for a great deal of hard work. better than straight A grades to secure their places to study English at Exeter, History at Warwick and Natural Sciences at Bath respectively. Other students are headed to a range of universities including the Russell Group universities of UCL, Birmingham and Cardiff. Old Colstonians will be particularly thrilled to read of the success of the two OC sponsored Jim Tolman Scholars. Since joining Colston’s from Oasis Brightstowe (formerly Portway Community School) Naz Armaghani, Senior Prefect, and Nawamin Panyapiean have both excelled themselves during their Sixth Form years, contributing in many ways to the life of the school and have been rewarded with excellent examination results. Naz has achieved an A* and two Bs and will go to UWE to study Psychology, while Nawamin’s A*, A*, A grades have done more than enough to secure his place at Newcastle to study Biochemistry.

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exceptional performances, which are testament to the dedication and perseverance shown by our students, as well as teachers and parents. Justin Humphreys

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St Katherine’s

IXTH form students from St Katherine’s School are celebrating a record number of A* grades, with 10 per cent of grades at A* together with 18 per cent A* to A. The overall pass rate achieved was 97 per cent with 37 per cent achieving A* to B grades. All students who applied to university have secured a place with nearly all students securing their first choice, with Russell Group applicants achieving a 100 per cent success. St Katherine’s strong reputation in vo-

cational qualifications continues with a 100 per cent pass rate and the average grade achieved at Distinction level. Mr Yusuf Ibrahim, Head of Sixth Form at St Katherine’s, said: “We are extremely proud of all our students who have worked incredibly hard to gain the successes we have seen today. “There have been many exceptional performances, which are testament to the dedication and perseverance shown by our students, as well as teachers and parents. “Our Year 13s are now successfully moving

onto university places, as well as apprenticeship and employment pathways”. Acting head teacher Mr Justin Humphreys added: “These results reflect the hard work and determination of students and their teachers. “I am delighted that nearly all students have secured their first choice university places. We are equally proud of student achievements in our vocational courses. “We would like to wish all our students the very best for successful futures in their chosen pathway.”

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UNIVERSITY & DEGREE LEVEL COURSES

Higher Education

It is not too late to commence your Higher Education journey, we are still accepting applications for a September 2016 start.

It is an exciting time to study your degree at SGS College, with new degrees being offered for 2016. With the loss of the maintenance grant, studying locally can significantly reduce the overall cost of a degree. The 2016 NSS survey resulted in an impressive 87% satisfaction rate from students studying at SGS College. This result puts SGS College above the national benchmark for Higher Education in England.

We provide degree level courses in the following areas:• Acting • Animal Management • Art and Design • Art History • Coaching • Computing • Dance • Digital Media • Drama and Performance • Education and Learning • Fashion and Textiles • Fine Art • Football Coaching • Graphic Design • Mechanical Engineering • Media Production • Musical Theatre • Photography • Physical Exercise and Fitness • Public Services • Special Effects Make-up Design • Sport • Zoological Management

New for 2016, our university level Futsal Academy. We also offer a variety of Higher Apprenticeships and Professional Courses.

For more information please email highereducation@sgscol.ac.uk or refer to www.sgscol.ac.uk

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Churchill Academy & Sixth Form

HURCHILL Academy and Sixth Form is celebrating after achieving 77 per cent A*-C grades at A-level, an achievement which showcases the consistently outstanding results achieved by students at the Academy. Churchill students’ perfor mances have improved across the board. The overall pass rate was 99.1 per cent, and almost a quarter of all grades awarded were A, A* or equivalent. 55 per cent achieved A*, A or B grades: 6 per cent more than last year, and the highest that the Sixth Form has ever achieved. The average point score per entry increased by four points this year to 215, reflecting the efforts of a highly motivated and hardworking Year 13 group. Daniel Gianetto achieved three A*s and an A in Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Chemistry, whilst Matt Rudge and Jonathan Hughes achieved three straight A* grades. Receiving his results, Matt said “I was really nervous waiting for the UCAS notice, but relieved now and it’s great to see my results.” A further seven students achieved three or more top grades: James Barry, Beth Macleod, Isabella John-

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son, Georgina King, Stephanie Taviner, Lydia Hogg and Anna Jones. Anna will be taking up a place at Queens’ College, Cambridge to study Natural Sciences after a gap year. Head teacher Chris Hildrew said “These are fantastic results from a great group of students. They deserve their success because they have approached their studies with dedication and commitment, but also with real enjoyment of the learning process. “They have been determined not to let anything put them off from achieving success. These year 13 students have really pushed themselves and I wish them every success as they take their next steps.” Students particularly excelled in English Literature, Economics, Sociology, Maths and Further Maths, with 31 A and A* grades across these subjects. Outstanding results were also achieved by students taking Performing Arts at Churchill, with six of the nine Year 13 students achieving starred Distinction (D*) grades in their BTEC course. This feat was only bettered by the Year 12 cohort, whose production of We Will Rock You secured the students fifteen starred distinctions, and a distinction between them.

■ Matt Rudge

Mr Hildrew added: “It’s great to see the efforts of our performers recognised in this way. “The fact that students are excelling in traditional academic subjects

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like English Literature and Maths, alongside creative and applied courses, shows that Churchill Academy & Sixth Form is delivering results across a broad and balanced range of subjects.” AS level results this year saw students taking a mixture of new and old style qualifications. Despite these changes to the qualification system, six students achieved a clean sweep of A grades. Congratulations to Tianxi Arlotte, Greta Guccione, Sophie John, Evan King, Lizzie Lomax, and Kieran Hosey – whose AS level results show promise for a bright future at Churchill.

■ Dan Gianetto

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■ Thom Harris-Lee (A*AA) , Sioned Heal (A*A*A), Harry Law (A*A*A*A), Jenny Roylance (A*A*A*) and Mitchell Pickard (A*A*A) celebrate their outstanding results at Marlwood School

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Clifton College

OP marks were handed out to students at Clifton College on A Level results day with four students scoring the top possible marks in their exams. In total, 79% of grades were A* to B and 49% were A* to A. A quarter of all candidates scored only A* and A grades. Matthew Chivers, who joined Clifton College in the Nursery, scored 600 out of 600 in his Physics A Level, achieving a total of four A* grades as well as an A in AS Level Additional Further Mathematics. Katherine Han scored the full 600/600 marks in Mathematics while Gazelle Mba and Bryony Salter gained full marks in their English Literature exams. Languages had a highly successful year as 96% of grades were A* to B in classical and modern foreign languages. In the STEM subjects a quarter of all results were A* grades, with 20 in Mathematics, 10 in Biology and 8 in Chemistry. Head of College Dr Tim Greene said: “We are really proud of our students and what they have achieved through all their hard work over the past few years. “It is great to see our students prepare for the next chapter after their time with us, some of whom started at Clifton College in the Pre-Prep or Preparatory schools. “We wish them all the very best for the future and hope we will be hearing lots more about their further successes in years to come.”

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■ Dom Morris, Robert Gittings and Christian Barnes

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students prepare for the next chapter after their time with us, some of whom started at Clifton College in the Pre-Prep or Preparatory schools. Dr Tim Greene

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Colston’s Girls’ School

TUDENTS and teachers at Colston’s Girls’, recently named as the best school in Bristol, celebrated their A-level results with many exceptional individual performances. Nimra Naeem (A*A*A*+A*EPQ) will read Medicine at Bristol University, Georgina Evans (A*AA) will read Linguistics at Cambridge and Umamah Malik (A*AA) will read Philosophy and Theology at Oxford. Helena Trebichavska (A*AA + A* EPQ) goes to Durham to read Combined Honours in Social Sciences, Georgie Quaife (A*AA) will read Creative Writing/Philosophy and Ethics at Bath Spa University and Maggie Yu (AAA) takes up a place at Warwick University to read Accounting and Finance. A quarter of all examination papers were graded as an A* or A allowing a significant proportion of students to proceed to the very best universities. Executive Principal Alistair Perry said: “We are delighted with the achievements of all of our students and proud of the exceptional young women they have become. We wish them every success in the next stage of their lives.”

NAME: Umamah Malik, 18, Easton RESULTS: A*, two As WHERE NEXT? Oxford University to study philosophy and theology REACTION: It's good to see that hard work paid off. I have found religious studies at CGS very interesting; we have some good debates. I'm looking forward to Oxford – the interview process was hard but I think it will be worth it.

NAME: Helena Trebichavska, 18, from Easton RESULTS: A*,A, A, plus A*EPQ WHERE NEXT? Durham University to do combined honours in social sciences REACTION: I did better than I expected. I am so excited to be going to Durham . I just fell in love with the place and the course is very flexible. I think I'd like to go into teaching.

NAME: Ella Grace Jones, 18, Bristol RESULTS: A*, A and B WHERE NEXT? Manchester University to read French and Mandarin REACTION: I lived in Spain for a while when I was younger so that's where I started learning languages. I got a Spanish A-level two years ago and I have also done a Mandarin CGSE. I I can't wait to go to Manchester – it has such a good vibe.

NAME: Naomi Gbao, 18, Horfield RESULTS: A and two Bs WHERE NEXT? Management accounting apprenticeship with BT REACTION: The interviews for my apprenticeship were quite gruelling but I am pleased I got in. I think it is the right option for me. It will take slightly longer than university to get my qualifications but I will be working.

Bradley Stoke Community School

t has been another strong year for post 16 outcomes at Bradley Stoke Community School. Results are the highest in two years, with 42 per cent of students obtaining A*-B grades and a 99.5 per cent overall pass rate. Significantly, almost all students who had applied for Higher Education courses gained places at their first choice institution. Vocational results were outstanding again, with 78% of students obtaining Distinction* or Distinction grades. Star performers include Sophie Deliot, Holly Macdonald, Erin Pruett, Chloe Lorenzi and Neave Spikings: Sophie Deliot achieved an A* in Geography and A’s in Mathematics and Psychology and will be studying

Geography at Durham University. Holly Macdonald achieved an A* in Accounting and As in English Language and Business Studies. Holly has been offered a place on the School Leaver Programme with Price Waterhouse Cooper as a Business Consultant. Erin Pruett achieved an A* in Geography, an A in English Literature and a B in Physical Education and she has a place to study Geography and Sport Science at Loughborough University Chloe Lorenzi achieved As in French and Textiles and a B in Chemistry and she has secured a place to study Fashion Design at the University of Leeds. Neave Spikings achieved a Distinction* in Music Technology BTEC, an A in Computer Science and

■ Front row left to right: Annabel Phillips, Neave Spikings, Sophie Deliot, Holly Macdonald. Back row left to right: Erin Pruett, Chloe Lorenzi, Alexandra McCallum, Victoria King

a B in Mathematics. Neave will be studying Film and Television Production at the University of York. Other high achievers include the following: Victoria King (A,A, B Biology, History and Chemistry). Victoria is going to study Veterinary Science at Liverpool University Annabel Phillips (AAB) Mathematics Chemistry and Physics. Annabel is going to study Chemistry at Bristol University Lewis Sheppard Distinction* Sport BTEC, Distinction* Applied Science BTEC, Distinction Business BTEC Lewis is going to have a Gap Year next year Alexandra McCallum (A*, B, B)Sociology, History, Psychology. Alex is going to study Psychology at Plymouth University

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Bristol Grammar School

TUDENTS at Bristol Grammar School are celebrating an impressive set of ‘A’ level results across the board. 40 per cent of students achieved 3 As or better with 60 per cent of all results being an A* or A grade. A magnificent 24 per cent of all grades were awarded the top A* grade. 84 per cent of all grades were A* to B, with a fantastic 100 per cent success rate of A*–B in a diverse range of subjects: Business Studies, Dance, Drama & Theatre Studies, Economics, Greek, Latin, Russian and Spanish. EPQ results were also extremely strong with 100 per cent of grades being awarded A*–B grades, and 75 per cent being awarded the highest A* grade. BGS Headmaster Roderick MacKinnon said: “We are really proud of the students’ successes across the breadth and range of 29 subjects. “They have excelled in the creative arts, modern languages, the sciences, the humanities, everything in fact. “We are thrilled with our Dance and Drama & Theatre Studies results, which, together with 91 per cent of all Art entries being awarded A*–B, demonstrate the rich cultural life at BGS. The new Performing Arts Centre further consolidates the ambition of the School to provide outstanding facilities for the creative and performing arts. “Our Upper Sixth are a grounded, confident and collaborative group who have thrived culturally, academically and socially at BGS.” Justin Harford, Director of Sixth Form, added: “We are absolutely delighted by these results and how the

“ Pupils have excelled in the creative arts, modern languages, the sciences, the humanities – everything in fact.

students have thrown themselves into Sixth Form life. This has led to their outstanding performance and will prepare them well for their future successes. We wish them all the best for the future. “Our Lower Sixth results are also extremely positive, and show the students’ fantastic approach to the split system as they study the new linear

courses alongside the modular courses.” Following their A level successes, BGS leavers will be going on to study courses as diverse as Engineering to Liberal Arts, Economics to Animation, at universities ranging from Durham to Royal Holloway, Bournemouth to Cardiff. Mr MacKinnon continues: “It is

Backwell School

QUEEN ELIZABETH’S HOSPITAL SCHOOL ● Pupils at Queen Elizabeth’s Hospital (QEH) have received the highest number of A* grades this year. Almost 30 per cent of all grades achieved by students were the top A* grade, while 50 per cent received A*s or As. The pass rate is 100 per cent – for the 11th year running. Stephen Holliday, headmaster at QEH, said: “In a year when we are signing up our first

cohort of Sixth Form girls, I am delighted to once again see success across all areas of the curriculum. “Our consistently strong record for top results is part of the much greater package that we offer to students in preparing them for higher education and successful future careers and we are pleased that girls will now also be able to benefit from our expertise.”

ACKWELL School sixth formers have been celebrating the school’s best ever A Level results. A third of all exam entries were graded A* and A and over 60 per cent achieved A*, A or B (an increase of 8 per cent). Equally, teachers were delighted at the 99.2% pass rate. Retiring head teacher Julian Baldwin said “Our students have achieved a fantastic set of results. Backwell has a large comprehensive Sixth Form and we are proud that all students do really well here. “This is a group of tremendously talented and positive young people who thoroughly deserve their success. They have worked so hard and achieved so much. I am delighted for every single one of them.” No less than 28 students gained at least 3 A and A* grades, and 6 students: Jonathan Peel, Ben Curnow, Tom Linden, Ethan Cross, Tom Wilkins and Dan Wagner achieved 3A* grades or more. Among the happy students was Head Boy Tom Linden, right, (3 A*, 1 A and a distinction in AEA Maths), who said: “I was nervous on my way in, but I am thrilled with my results. Backwell has prepared me in every way to achieve my high aiming goals. I am delighted with my results and excited for the future.” Tom is heading to Worcester College at Oxford University to study Maths.

lovely to come back to this great news following the many exciting summer cultural, sporting and academic trips that included our Sports Tour, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Biology conservation trip to Turkey, Duke of Edinburgh expeditions to the Wye Valley and the Brecon Beacons, and the school exchanges to Russia and Ger many.”

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Badminton School

UST as the Team GB athletes aimed high in Rio, the girls at Badminton School achieved top results in their A Levels; 67 per cent of all grades awarded A*/A, whilst 90 per cent were graded A* - B. For the third successive year, all Medics, Dentists and Veterinary Scientists at Badminton secured their university places. Many girls leaving Badminton this year will go on to study a range of STEM subjects including Medicine, Dentistry, Mathematics, Actuarial Sciences, Engineering and Computing at university level. Anisha, who joined Badminton in Year 5, will begin her course in Chemistry at Lincoln College, Oxford in October after securing 4 A*s; “I am really looking forward to going into more detail about the subject. “The support from the teachers at Badminton and the opportunities in Science Outreach really boosted my love for Science; I can’t wait to get started!” Lucy, from Bristol, is excited to embark on her study of Dentistry at Sheffield. “I got 2 A*s and an A and want to study Dentistry following personal

“ Our girls’ individual

achievements are a true testament to their hard work. The support from our inspirational teachers and pastoral staff propel the girls into being the best they can be. Rebecca Tear

experiences growing up. “I was lucky enough to be offered a place at all the universities I applied for but am looking forward to moving to Sheffield and meeting new people in September.” Mrs Warden, Head of STEM commented; “As a school we appreciate that great results are not enough; it is all the extra-curricular activities that help the girls access the most competitive university courses.” Mrs Tear, headmistress at Badminton School commented: “Our girls’ individual achievements are a true testament to their hard work. “The support from our inspirational teachers and pastoral staff propel the girls into being the best they can be. “I am immensely proud of this year’s A Level cohort and what they have achieved. “Whilst I am delighted at the strength of our STEM applicants, I am equally proud that we have girls going on to study a wide range of subjects from History of Art to Anthropology. “It is a strength that we enable each girl to find her niche.” For more information, please contact marketing@badmintonschool.co.uk

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EDLAND High School for Girls in Bristol has once again had an outstanding set of A Level results with a 100 per cent pass rate, nearly half of which were the top A/A* grade. Impressively, In Physics and German every student was awarded an A*, with A*/A grades also sweeping the board in Spanish, Music and Art. Overall, 90 per cent of students got into their first choice University, and 40 per cent of the school’s university applicants have been accepted to Russell Group institutions. Four students have won places at Oxford: Francesca Millar received four A* grades and will be studying Music; Olivia Gaitonde got straight A*s is studying Earth Sciences; Lucy Mercer, who got two A*s and three A grades will be taking History; Zoe Jinadu,

who was awarded three A*s, two As and a C grade. She has been accepted to read Chinese. Zoe, who studied at a state school before joining Redland High Sixth Form, has explored her interests in a number of subjects. She took A Levels in Chemistry, Mathematics and English Literature as well as AS Levels in Creative Writing and Music and an Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) on of the impact that the Cultural Revolution in China had upon women. She believes the transfer to Redland High really helped her to achieve her goal of studying at Oxford. Zoe said: “I’m just so happy. I never would have been able to do this without the community here at Redland High. I wouldn’t have thought that it was achievable but Redland High made me believe it was.”

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■ Tears of joy at Red Maids on results day

Red Maids ■ Lauren Pratt from Hanham has recovered from a serious illness to do well in her A-levels Picture: Jon Kent BRJK20140822B-009_C

Inspiration Teen who beat brain tumour secures top grades Michael Yong Education reporter michael.yong@b-nm.co.uk

IX years ago Lauren Pratt was told by doctors she would die. The then 12-year-old girl had a brain tumour the size of an orange in the back of her head, and she needed surgery urgently. But she overcame the odds and collected straight A* grades last week. The Hanham schoolgirl is set to embark on an adventure as well, teaching English to underprivileged children in China – and is then setting her sights on a place at Cambridge University. She scored top marks in Business Studies, Media and English Language, but life has not always been easy for the John Cabot Academy pupil. Lauren started going to her GP with severe headaches and vomiting when she turned nine, but doctors could not diagnose why. But a week after she turned 12, the pain got so bad her mum took her to the Bristol Royal Infirmary. Doctors sent her for an MRI scan, worried it could be more sinister. And it turned out to be. They found a brain tumour the size of an orange in the back of her head, and prepared her for surgery the next day. A nurse told Lauren’s parents they had to operate immediately, or she would only have six

weeks to live. Sending her to Frenchay Hospital for the surgery, the young girl woke up from her surgery blind and deaf. “I was so scared, I didn’t know what was going on,” she said. “It was incredibly scary. But the senses soon started coming back, but I was having problems with my speech and my writing, and I couldn’t walk properly.” She slowly started going back to school. Writing five essays every night, she started getting used to putting sentences together again and began moving up the grades. “I couldn’t really understand what was going on. It was really hard at that age to work out what was going on,” she said. “To experience that at such a young age just drove me on to do better, and from then, I knew I could kick on.” And kick on she did, eventually becoming a top student in school, even if she struggled with walking and writing. Lauren now in Beijing for a 10-month stint teaching English to Chinese children, before coming back to go to university. “I am then going to come back and do a linguistics degree at university. Now I have my grades I don’t know what to do. “I think I will apply to Cambridge next year. We’ll see what happens.” Meanwhile, Sophia Hazelby, 18, also battled back to gain top marks despite being diagnosed with a serious respiratory tract issue during her studies. Sophia was awarded an A* and two As at the Red Maids Girls School.

ONE of the oldest girls schools in the UK posted brilliant grades again. At Red Maids’ School, which is merging with Redland High this September, 37 per cent of students achieved the top grades. Isabel Tobias, Headmistress at the Westbury-on-Trym based school, said: “These results are tremendous. They are the result of much hard work and determination by

our students, coupled with expert tuition and support by our teachers. “The difference of a Red Maids’ education is the progress that we are able to achieve in our students, enabling them to realise their full potential. “I am delighted for every single one of our girls today, they have made themselves and the whole school very proud.”

● Red Maids student Sophia Hazelby, 18, who received an A* and two As – despite being diagnosed with a serious respiratory tract issue during her studies

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Winterbourne International Academy

INTERBOURNE International Academy is celebrating its best A Level results to date, with 61 per cent of students achieving A*-B grades in their examinations: 10 per cent above the national average. In addition, 94 per cent of Level Three BTEC students gained a Distinction or starred Distinction. The number of very top grades was up too. This year, 34 per cent of A Level grades were at A* or A, with the overall pass rate 100 per cent. More than two-thirds of students achieved A*-B grades in Art, Chemistry, Classical Civilisation, Economics, English Literature, German, History, Law, Maths and Further Maths, Music Technology, Photography, Physics, Religious Studies and Sociology. And in Level Three BTEC Engineering, the pass rate was 100 per cent starred Distinction. Meanwhile, 93 per cent of students gained Distinction or starred Distinctions in Level Three BTEC Business. AS qualifications sat by Year 13 students also saw a 10 per cent rise in top grades. Celebrating incredible grades were Xinyu Shen, who achieved four A* results, and Catrin Buckley who gained three A*, with a further A* in her Extended Project Qualification (EPQ). Tom Chamberlain achieved two A* and a starred Business BTEC Distinction; while Peter Brooks and Aimee Mulcahy achieved two A*, with A* in their EPQ. Furthermore, Joe Evans, Hannah Stevens, Georgia Ace and Emily Brown achieved two A* grades, and Shaun Mitchell, Anna Ley, Beth Ward, George Hillier, Phillip Rawlinson and Joy Carlin all gained an A* or A in all their subjects. Owing to their fantastic results, Winterbour ne’s Year 13 students have won places at some of the most sought-after universities and courses in the UK. These include Medicine, Law, Architecture, Economics, Natural Sciences, Maths, Physics, Chemical Engineering, English Literature and History; at institutions including Durham, UCL, Manchester, Nottingham, Exeter, Cardiff, Birmingham, Bristol and Sheffield Universities. Principal, Richard Haupt and Director of Sixth Form, Lucy Kirkbright said: “We are delighted and immensely proud of what our students have achieved; their hard work has

“ We are delighted and

immensely proud of what our students have achieved; their hard work has been richly rewarded. With yet another record breaking year, our students have well and truly put Winterbourne International Academy on the map.”

Richard Haupt

been richly rewarded. “Congratulations too must go to their teachers for their dedication and commitment to Year 13. “With yet another record breaking year, our students have well and truly put Winterbourne International Academy on the map”.

■ Georgia Ace, 18, from Downend achieved A*s in Psychology and Spanish and an A in History. She is off to Manchester University to study Spanish and Italian. Her degree will involve study in both countries. She said: “I didn’t expect to do as well as I’ve done so I’m absolutely delighted. It just goes to show that hard work really pays off.”

■ Zachariah Attaguri, 18, from Winterbourne achieved A* in Law, an A in Economics and an B in Business. He is heading to Leeds University in the Autumn to study Business Management. He said: “I’m buzzing. My dad has an export business, so hopefully after university, I’ll be going forth in the family business which operates on an international scale.”

■ Shaun Mitchell, 18, from Yate achieved an A* in Maths, and As in Maths, Further Maths, Chemistry and Physics. Shaun, who studied at Winterbourne Academy, will be going to University College London to study Natural Sciences and said he felt “Pleased and overwhelmed,” by his amazing results.

■ Bethany Ward, 18, from Coalpit Heath achieved an A* in Biology, an A in Maths and an A In Chemistry. The bright Winterbourne Academy student will be going to Kings College to study medicine. But first, she is off on a gap year to Cuba, Central America and South America.

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Gordano School

TUDENTS at Gordano Sixth Form in Portishead celebrated another tremendous set of A Level Results. At the top end, results were consistent with 2015 with 50 per cent of the grades achieved being in the A*-B range and 20 per cent of grades at A*/A. There was a significant rise in achievement on the A*-C percentage which rose from 74 per cent to 80 per cent. A host of exceptional performances included straight A*s at A level for Cecilie Andersen who will be going to Oxford University to study Maths; while Jess Butcher, Abi Cartwright, Lewis Cheetham, Sophie Cooper, Anna Darlington, Helen Fairs, Lewis Gilbert, Lauren Meredith, Rob Millar, Daisy Newth, Victoria Price, Ester Shallcross, Alice Tovey, and Oliver Wood all achieved straight As or better. Jess, Oliver and Victoria will be taking up places at Medical Schools. In addition to top A Level grades, Gordano students have enjoyed a strong year of Distinctions in Level 3 BTECs and Cambridge Technicals. Twenty-three students achieved one or more Distinction* grade, with Rosie McGilvary, Caitlin Payne and Georgina Van Eker being rewarded

“ I’m really proud of our Sixth Formers and their teachers who have produced excellent and rising results at Gordano this year.” Gary Lewis

with a Double Distinction* in Health and Social Care. Head teacher Gary Lewis said: “I’m really proud of our Sixth Formers and their teachers who have produced excellent and rising results at Gordano this year. “We pride ourselves on the breadth of our offer to Sixth Formers and put a high priority on personal development so I would never want it said that results are the only thing that matters in education but it is really good to see our students thrive in their public exams as strong grades make a huge difference to their future success.”

St Mary Redcliffe

QUEALS of joy filled the air at St Mary Redcliffe and Temple School when students arrived to pick up their A level results. As eager pupils queued at the sixth form centre, anxious brows were soon replaced with beaming smiles. The school recorded a 99 per cent pass rate overall with 80 per cent of students picking up grades from A* to C. Six students are also looking forward to university life at Oxford and Cambridge Universities. Maya Mobbs-Walton, 18, from Totterdown, had particular reason to celebrate after picking up A* grades in geography and her extended project and A grades in English literature, history and A in her critical thinking AS level. The talented teen is now off to Oxford to study law. She said: “I had prepared a lot for the exams and they went well and I was feeling confident. “But the grades are higher than I expected.”

Talented Evie Raynes, 18, was also smiling after picking up A star grades in chemistry, maths, history and art. Evie, of Knowle, is planning a gap year but plans to go on and study chemistry. “I had a particular system for revising, ” she said. “Everything was coloured and highlighted to make it easier. The exams were tough but the hard work was most definitely worth it.” The school overall posted some impressive results with 12 students getting A* grades in maths. Nine students got A* grades in history, eight in chemistry and six got an A* for art. A total of 22 pupils achieved an A* in their extended project. Some students have chosen less conventional subjects to go and study at university including Ed Powlesland who is off to Southampton to study aeronautics and astronautics. Headteacher Elisabeth Gilpin said: “We are delighted with this year’s A level results. We have a 99 per cent pass rate and an 80 per cent pass rate at grade C or above. “We have a significant number of students who achieved the very highest grades. “As well as the impressive number of students who gained A and A* results we are very proud of our students who battled against tough circumstances to get grades that were a real achievement for them. “Like Team GB at the Olympics it is great to see young people achieving personal bests when it matters and shedding tears of joy and sharing hugs. We also feel we build on the good teaching that these students have had in their previous schools where they studied GCSEs and we want to pay tribute to the teachers there as well as our own staff.”

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North Bristol Post 16 Centre

ORTH Bristol Post 16 Centre goes from strength to strength with outstanding A level, Pre U and BTEC results High-achieving students from Redland Green Post-16 Centre were all smiles this morning as they celebrated some stellar exam results. The talented youngsters will be heading to a range of courses and destinations in the autumn, including engineering at Cambridge, medicine at Cardiff and nursing at Manchester. In over 29 subjects there was a 100 per cent pass rate, 38 students achieved A*-A’s in three or more of their A-levels and nine students will be taking up their offers of places at Oxford and Cambridge. 11 students, some of whom are from the centre’s partner schools, will begin courses in medicine, dentistry and veterinary science. A large proportion of students have successfully secured Russell group university places, and many have been successful in securing places on prestigious apprentice schemes, including Bishop Fleming and the BBC. In BTEC courses, the centre secured a 100% pass rate with over three quarters of grades at Distinction* and Merit. In Further Maths, Chemistry, Economics, French, German, Mathematics, Ancient History, and in performing arts and arts based

“ We are very pleased to

see the percentage of students achieving the highest grades is above the national average.

Marian Curran courses, over 60% of students gained A*-B grades. Marian Curran, Director of the North Bristol Post 16 Centre, said: “We have once again enjoyed scenes of elation here today as students received their results. We are very pleased to see the percentage of students achieving the highest grades is above the national average. “This is true not only at A*-A grades, but also at A, B and C grades. We are particularly proud of our students who have overcome personal adversity to achieve great success. Their hard work, commitment and determination has paid off and the vast majority of students have gained places at their first choice University. “I am proud and humbled by our students’ achievements and also delighted for their families who have supported them throughout their Post 16 journey and staff at the Centre who have worked tirelessly to make these achievements a reality.”

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■ Harriet Keiran and Emma Taylor, who studied at North Bristol Post-16 Centre, will both be starting a Nursing degree in the Autumn. Harriet, 18, from Redland, achieved a distinction star in BTEC Medical Science, a B in Psychology and a B in Sociology. She has accepted a place at Manchester University to train as a children’s nurse. “I’ve always loved working with children,” said Harriet, who has spent time volunteering with blind children for Bristol charity Actionaires. “I’m really, really pleased with my results,” she added. “I thought I had done badly in my psychology exam – I cried during the exam, but in the end I got a B, which I’m so happy with.” Emma, From Stoke Bishop, achieved an A* in Sociology, an A in Psychology and a C in biology and will be heading to Leeds to train as a nurse. Emma, who volunteers in a nursing home and has gained work experience in a GP Surgery, said: “The course at Liverpool looks really exciting.”

■ Hannah Logan, 18, from Bishopston achieved an A* in Biology, an A in Maths and an A in Chemistry. The results were a shock for the student from North Bristol Post-16 Centre, who hadn’t been expecting such high grades. But Hannah had an even bigger shock when Cardiff University, who had previously rejected her, contacted her last Thursday to offer her a place to study medicine. She said: “I applied for medicine and got four rejections – but this morning I couldn’t believe it when I got a text from Cardiff at 8am offering me a place. “I’ve wanted to study medicine for ages because I really like working with people – at the moment I work in a care home. “I also really enjoy sciences and I think combining them on a medical degree will be really interesting.”

■ Max Williamson, 18, from Bishopston achieved A*s in Maths, Further Maths, Chemistry and Physics. The student from North Bristol Post-16 Centre has won a place at Jesus College, Cambridge, to study engineering. He said: “It hasn’t really sunk in yet. I’m relieved, but shaky!”

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Weston College

TUDENTS and staff at Weston College celebrated outstanding results in their A Level examinations. The college maintained his high standards with an overall pass rate of 99% of students passing with grades from A*-E, the same as last year; 42% earned A*-B grades and 74% earned A*-C. Dr Paul Phillips OBE, Principal and Chief Executive of Weston College, said: “Year-after-year our A Level students are achieving outstanding academic results, and this year is no exception. “This year, however, has seen a massive growth in A Level students, and overall we have still exceeded last year’s brilliant outcomes. “Once again, the results demonstrate how the College has provided inspiring teaching, learning and support, and our students have worked extremely hard, and are now reaping the rewards for their efforts. “Everyone involved can be very proud of their efforts and achievements, as we are proud of them. “Wherever the students go next, I would like to thank them for their efforts, congratulate them on their res-

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ults and wish them all the very best for their brighter futures.” Among the top performing students was Isobel Johnson, from the Milton area of Weston, who achieved A* in English Literature and History, and an A in Art and Craft. She is progressing to Birmingham University to study English and ultimately would like to go into publishing. She said: “I’ve really enjoyed my time at Weston College; all the teachers have been so helpful, and the atmosphere is much more relaxed than a school sixth form. “I went to a sixth form to start with but only stayed for a week and then came here and I am so glad I did.” Anjolaoluwa Apata achieved A’s in Maths, Chemistry and Biology, and is now going to study at Bright and Sussex Medical School. She said: “I am so pleased with my results. “The teachers here are really engaging and enthusiastic about the courses they teach, which encourages you to delve deeper into the different topics. “I even had a mock interview with the principal, who was very helpful in preparing for the word of work.” Sam Foster earned A grades in Maths, Physics and Biology, and a B in Further Maths. He is now going on to study Maths at Manchester University, with a view to possibly going into teaching. He said: “I’ve had a great time at

Weston College; I’ve made quite a few good friends here, and the quality of teaching has been great overall. “I really enjoyed some of the trips we went on. “I never needed any extra support or safeguarding help but I know some people who did, and the support they received was excellent.” Lucy Poole has achieved her aim of going to Plymouth University to study primary teaching, specialising in PE after earning two A* grades, in English Literature and Advanced Psychology. After learning about her results, a tearful Lucy said: “I have had an amazing time at Weston College. Everyone has been so helpful.” Wayne Richards, head of Sixth Form at the College, added: “We are very proud of all our students who are to be congratulated on their A Level and BTEC results. “Their achievements are a reflection and just reward for the hard work and commitment shown during the course of their studies. Their success was achieved through the development of a hugely important learning culture that had at its core an ethos of teamwork, communication and mutual respect between staff and students. “We are looking forward to hearing when the students take up their offers at university and/or employment and begin their next stage, but I can assure you that all staff are grateful for the opportunity to have played a part in their journey here at the sixth form.”

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TUDENTS at the Cabot Learning Federation Post-16 centre achieved great results. Katie George will be studying English at Oxford University, having gained all A*s and A grades in her A levels. Sam Noakes, is off to Northumbria to study product design while Ella Gibson is training to be a teacher at UWE. Alex Elliot, who will be studying maths at Sheffield University and Taranjeet Sooriya, who will be studying for a degree in Sport Therapy and Rehabilitation. Director of CLF Post 16 Kath Cooper said: “While I’ve only been

able to talk about a small number of our students and their successes, I am immensely proud of the way in which our students have applied themselves to their studies and developed as individuals during their time as Post 16 students. “I feel confident that they will go on to achieve well on the courses they are going to and will be the rounded citizens our community needs. “It is great to see the mix of outstanding academic and vocational achievement. “Well done to our students and the staff that work so hard to teach and support them.”

St Katherine’s School St Katherine’s Secondary School A tranquil learning environment set in a beautiful location just 2.8 miles from the Clifton Suspension Bridge*. Students from all over Bristol and North Somerset come to St Katherine’s.

St Katherine’s Sixth Form St Katherine’s Sixth Form promotes a love of learning and independent enquiry. We offer a broad range of A Level and vocational courses to meet learner needs, reflecting the changing educational and employment climates around us.

SPACES AVAILABLE FOR SEPTEMBER 2016.

Sixth Form Open Evening Thursday 24 November 7:00pm to 9:00pm

Open Evening 15 September 6:00pm to 9:00pm Prospective students and their parents/carers are invited to visit our school to meet students and staff and experience life at St Katherine’s. To register your interest visit www.stkaths.org.uk and complete our online booking form.

St Katherine’s School, Ham Green, BS20 0HU Tel: 01275 373737 Email: school@stkaths.org.uk *Source: www.theaa.com/route-planner.

Buses run from all over Bristol to the school.

To register your interest visit www.stkaths.org.uk/sixthform and complete our online booking form.

St Katherine’s Apprenticeships

Interested in a career in hospitality and catering? Through working with a range of local employer partners St Katherine’s School now provides the following Apprenticeships: • Professional Cookery at Level 2 and 3 • Food and Beverage Service • Hospitality Services

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• Housekeeping

SPACES AVAILABLE FOR SEPTEMBER 2016.

Visit www.stkaths.org.uk/sixthform/apprenticeships

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Thursday, August 25, 2016

Clifton High School

ALE students at Clifton High School have matched the A and AS level performance of its successful young women – a testimony to the success of the school’s ‘Diamond Model’ of education. When Clifton High School became coeducational in 2009, welcoming boys into the Senior School for the first time, this model was adopted in response to persuasive evidence that at key stages in their education, boys and girls learn differently. The philosophy behind this initiative has been extended across the school. An awareness of the different learning methods suited to boys and girls and the resulting adaptations and developments in our teaching practices are now embedded in the School’s approach to teaching and learning. When schools become co-educational, evidence shows that results in public examinations dip as a consequence. However, the cohort of boys who last week received their AS and A Level results have evidently benefitted from Clifton High School’s distinctive approach to education and have bucked the national trend. Clifton High School has an excellent reputation for its emphasis not only on academic success, but on achievement in the broader context. Dr Alison Neill, Head of Clifton High School, said: “Students who left us this summer have grown into mature and

“ The qualifications they gain and the skills they develop enable pupils to proceed to courses in a variety of universities and other higher level institutions, a large majority of which have very demanding entrance requirements.” ISI Inspection 2016

grounded individuals. They are a group with considerable potential. During their time with us we have been delighted to nurture, encourage and facilitate their personal development – the dynamics of the 21st Century mean that our students will be moving on into a very different world,

and we are confident that they have acquired skills and competencies which will serve them well. “They have been involved in all aspects of life at Clifton High School and their exceptional contribution and influence will remain with us. “We are proud of all our students

and their achievements.” At AS level in particular, Clifton High School students have excelled across the board with a marked improvement over last year – in particular in the number of top grades, an impressive increase of 7%. ●20% of AS students achieved max-

imum UMS points in at least one module of their subjects. ●80% of students who applied to university have been offered their first choice, and 75% of these have gone to Russell Group universities. Dr Neill added: “Our students who have opted to take a year out to pursue other areas of interests have, as befits a Clifton High School student, approached their plans with originality, imagination and altruism. There are exciting times ahead for all our young men and women and we wish them every success.”

● Abigail Mounter , Alexander Selway and Carys Greenaway

St Bede’s Catholic College

AITING for results can be a hugely stressful for students and families. The relief when your child has been successful in achieving the grades they hoped for can relax tension within many households. Although education is about much more that examination success, one cannot ignore the importance of gaining good grades when the competition for higher education places, in well-established universities, is so intense. It is also important that students achieve grades that reflect their ability and of which they are proud. Having established A Level provision three years ago, “Areté at St Bede’s” is quickly establishing itself as a new and credible post 16

centre. Our ambition has always been to translate the outstanding learning experience which exists in the main school into post 16. The results this year are evidence that this has been achieved. The challenge for us now is to build on this record and ensure excellence is built to last. Young people in Bristol today are better served than they have been in decades. They can choose between a diverse range of excellent post 16 providers. It is important that they choose the right place of learning and that we support them with their decision. Students who are happy at school will excel and walk tall. - Catherine Hughes. Principal of St Bede’s Catholic College, Bristol.

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● Pupils, parents, staff – and even a dog – celebrate at Clifton High School

Bristol Cathedral Choir School

RISTOL Cathedral Choir School students are celebrating the best A-level results the academy has ever seen, with 70 per cent of all A-levels taken receiving A*-B grades. Well over a third of the results (35%) were at A* or A – up from 30% last year. The school’s A-level results have shown consistent improvement over the past four years. Most of the Year 13 leavers have secured places at their chosen universities, with three receiving Oxbridge places. Congratulating the A-level students, Head of School Paul Atkins said: “These are the strongest results in the school’s history and we are absolutely delighted that all the hard work of students has paid off. They also reflect the expertise of our teachers and their dedication in going the extra mile to support the students. “The Sixth Form at BCCS goes from strength to strength and has built a consistent record of academic success in recent years, and these results provide fresh confirmation of that.” Three students – Eleanor Brook, Noah Crew-Gee and Freddie Eyles – achieved the remarkable feat of earning straight A*s across all their subjects. Ellie Brook achieved A*s in biology, maths and chemistry, securing her a place to read Natural Sciences at Leeds University. Freddie Eyles’ run of A*s in Mathematics, chemistry and physics earned him a place to study Natural Sciences at UCL Farai Chiwah achieved A grades in biology, chemistry and maths, and an A in his Extended Project Qualification. He plans to apply to study Medicine after taking a gap year. Sam Brett will take up a place to study law at Cardiff, having gained A* in chemistry, with As in maths and history. Ben Liew achieved A*s in history and English, and an A in mathematics. He will study history at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford. His ambition is to go to Sandhurst and join the Parachute Regiment.

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University clearing at SGS

ONSIDERING studying for a degree? SGS College is accepting late applications through clearing for Higher Education courses due to start this September. With an impressive range of degree level courses, SGS College’s offering includes: Acting, Animal Management, Art and Design, Art History, Coaching, Computing, Dance, Digital Media, Drama and Performance, Education and Learning, Fashion and Textiles, Fine Art, Football Coaching, Graphic Design, Mechanical Engineering, Media Production, Musical Theatre, Photography, Physical Exercise and Fitness, Public Services, Special Effects Make-up Design, Sport, Zoological Management It is an exciting time to study your

degree at SGS College, with new degrees being offered for 2016. The 2016 National Student Survey resulted in an impressive 87% satisfaction rate from students studying at SGS College, placing the College above the national benchmark for Higher Education in England. In 2015, Jonathan Clarke graduated from SGS College’s HND Sport and Exercise Science and then progressed onto the College’s partner University, the University of Gloucestershire, to complete the BSc (Hons) Applied Sport and Exercise Studies. Speaking of his experience, Jonathan said: “SGS College provided a laid back, yet professional approach to Higher Education. The quality of the lectures was excellent and the classroom environment was an ex-

tremely personalised University experience. “On our course we all developed a strong relationship with all of our lecturers. The approachability of all the staff was a strong feature of SGS and meant that as individuals we all received the help we needed whilst developing the necessary self-directed learning skills. “Looking back at the nurturing environment and overall community within SGS, is why I would recommend it for any learner.” Jonathan has now just gained an Internship working with Bristol Rugby and is now going to study a Masters in Strength and Conditioning, at the University of Gloucestershire. Principal, Sara-Jane Watkins, comments: “It is not too late to commence

“ The quality of the lectures was excellent and the classroom environment was an extremely personalised University experience.” Student Jonathan Clarke your Higher Education journey. We are still accepting applications for a September 2016 start.” For more information please email: highereducation@sgscol.ac.uk or refer to www.sgscol.ac.uk

STUDENT CASE STUDY: JAMES MILLS DOB: 19/01/1995 LIVES Bradley Stoke, Bristol HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN A STUDENT AT SGS COLLEGE? 4 years WHAT COURSE/COURSES HAVE YOU STUDIED AT SGS COLLEGE? GCSEs in English language, Maths, English literature, Core Science, and Classical Civilisation. A Levels in English Language, History and Classical Civilisation – Grade C in all subjects WHAT HAVE YOU ENJOYED ABOUT YOUR COURSE/COURSES? The diversity of topics covered within each subject, fellow students, and enthusiastic and supportive staff. WHAT HAVE BEEN YOUR SUCCESSES? Passing my GCSEs and A Levels, being conditionally accepted into the five universities I applied for. WHAT HAVE YOU FOUND CHALLENGING? The amount of work from combined subjects was a challenge at the start but I was able to get on top of it with help from teachers. IS THERE ANYONE THAT HAS

MADE A REAL DIFFERENCE DURING YOUR STUDYING? The staff the taught and supported me throughout my years at college (Jennifer Woodley, Judith Manning, James Caldwell, Keith Thomson, Gary Parsons, Nick Barrett, and Helen Rogers) WHAT DO YOU HOPE TO DO WHEN YOU HAVE FINISHED YOUR STUDIES? I hope to be

accepted into University for this September and then go onto to become an archaeologist or teach history/classics. WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO PEOPLE THAT ARE CONSIDERING STUDYING THE SAME COURSE/COURSES AS YOU? Choose something that you enjoy, work hard and you will succeed.

■ Sofia Ferreira Santos from Brazil received A, A, A, B in English Language, Media, Portuguese and English Literature. 18-year-old Sofia has been accepted to study Comparative Literature at King’s College University in London. Speaking about her results, Sofia said: “I’m really happy with my results. I was a bit sad to get a B, straight A’s would have been amazing but I can’t complain, I got my place at Uni, which is what counts. I can’t thank my teachers enough; they have all been amazing.”

■ Oliver Holt, 22, from Indonesia received A*, A, A in Psychology, Business and German. Oliver completed a year at Uni before deciding to move to SGS to take up A-Levels again in the hopes of getting in to his dream university – today that dream came true! Oliver will now go to Queen Mary University, London, to study Marketing. Oliver said: “So happy with my results. I have to put my success in part down to my teachers. They were the best part of my experience at SGS, all of them were amazing. Can’t wait to study at Queen Mary. “

WHAT NEXT? VOLUNTEERING CASE STUDY

OST young people that have just received their A Level results are now busy getting ready to start university or work, or set off on their gap year travels. But for one Bristol student, the next year will be spent fighting poverty in one of the poorest countries in the world. Celeste Mehrabi, 18, will shortly be travelling to Cambodia to promote access to good education for children in rural communities. The former Bristol Cathedral Choir School student is volunteering through the UK Government funded International Citizen Service (ICS). No two placements are the same with ICS. Work can involve anything from building latrines to working with young entrepreneurs to build their businesses from scratch. Celeste said: “I applied for ICS to

■ Student Celeste Mehrabi, 18, who is going to Mondulkiri in Cambodia to do three months voluntary work Pic: Michael Lloyd BRML20160 818Y-004_C

build confidence and communication skills, and to gain real experience in international development and working first hand with a charity. I’m really eager to get out in the world to experience different cultures and work with disadvantaged communities. “I'm still unsure about attending university, so I’m hoping to gain experience to allow me to jump a step and develop a career in international development.” Celeste is just one of the English volunteers who will be volunteering this year through ICS – a programme which has seen nearly 10,000 young people from England go overseas since 2012. Placements offer young people the opportunity to gain the skills employers and universities love, such as team work, leadership and project management, while experiencing an-

other culture and making a real difference. The scheme is open to anyone aged 18 to 25, with or without qualifications – and volunteers don’t have to pay a penny. Felicity Kendall, Director of ICS, said: “Young people leaving school or college can find themselves under a lot of pressure to figure out what’s next. Volunteering abroad can be a great opportunity to experience another culture and gain skills that will set you up for future challenges. “All ICS projects are part of properly planned, long-term development programmes, so you’ll know you’re making a difference at the same time as building your CV – and you’ll have an experience that will stay with you for a lifetime.” To find out more about ICS or to apply, visit www.volunteerics.org.

Thursday, August 25, 2016

St George’s University, Grenada

F you are looking for a place at medical or veterinary school in the UK, then you’ll know that are many more students applying each year than there are places available, even for those with excellent A level grades. For those who don’t quite gain the level of qualifications required it can feel devastating. If you find yourself in either of these scenarios and are keen on a career in medicine or veterinary medicine, then St. George’s University, Grenada can provide a lifeline. St George’s University has two entries each academic year, January and August – and offers students the option to study and undertake clinical training here in the UK (and also in many other fantastic countries) as well as on-campus in one of the most beautiful university locations in the world; the safe, tranquil Caribbean island of Grenada. In addition, St George’s University has a flexible entry system, with seven, six, five or four-year Doctor of Medicine and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine programmes that allow you to enter at the level of qualification that you have and to work towards undertaking a full degree course. You’ll still need good grades in your GCSEs and A levels (or equivalent) in

“ St George’s University

offers students the option to study and undertake clinical training in the UK (and many other fantastic countries) as well as on-campus in one of the most beautiful university locations in the world.” science subjects and others to be able to complete your degree and also be able to demonstrate the level of commitment and dedication needed to become a doctor or a veterinarian. The good news is that St. George’s University is not capped on the number of students that it is able to admit, and so can offer places to as many suitably qualified and dedicated students as apply. And as it is not part of UCAS, you can apply to St George’s without affecting your UK-based choices, even during clearing. For more information speak to your careers teacher or visit www.sgu.edu

ST. GEORGE’S UNIVERSITY CAMPUS, GRENADA

CLEARING 2016 — PLACES AVAILABLE Get closer to achieving your dreams at St. George’s University on the beautiful island of Grenada.

IF YOUR DREAM

IS TO BE A DOCTOR OR A VETERINARY SURGEON

And if that sounds like quite an adventure, consider this: choose to study here and you can receive your clinical training at an afﬁliated hospital or veterinary school in the UK and/or the US. deg Not only that but you’ll be on a degree programme that’s every bit as academically rigorous as the UK equivalent. That means you'll gain a better international perspective, a greater variety of experience — plus a brilliant range of contacts and opportunities, worldwide. You won’t ﬁnd us on UCAS which means you can apply to St. George’s University without affecting your UK medical school choices, and we even offer partial tuition scholarships to those students who qualify. d This is no dream. This is real.

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