Cirencester College students have much to celebrate today after collecting their A-level, Vocational and T-level results this morning, with top grades across the board.
So far, an incredible 460 students have secured their first choice at university.
Out of 721 A-level entries from Cirencester College students from Swindon, an impressive 321of those gained A* to B grades.
Amongst the many success stories is Oliver, formerly of Highworth Warneford School who leaves the College with two A*s, an A, and B. He is now looking forward to studying Computer Science with AI at the University of Southampton.
Megan, also formerly of Highworth Warneford, will be studying Veterinary Medicine at the University of Bristol, after achieving two As and a B in her A-levels. She said “I am shocked and relieved about my grades and the fact that I will be a vet! My teachers have been great and helped me significantly. I have felt supported all the way through my time at Cirencester College.”
Former St Joseph’s Catholic College student, Beth, is heading to University College London to study Biomedical Sciences after collecting two A*s and an A in her A-levels.
Billy, formerly of Kingsdown School, achieved an A* and two As in his A-levels, alongside a Distinction* in vocational Music Performance. “I am absolutely ecstatic about these results, I’m very proud of how well I did. Being able to study Music alongside A-levels was brilliant.”
It was another year of exceptional T-level grades, with the third cohort of students receiving their results. Cirencester College was one of the first institutions to pioneer T-level qualifications and today celebrates 27 students achieving top grades.
Ewan gained a place at the University of Exeter after achieving a distinction in T-level Engineering and a B in A-level Maths. An excited and relieved Ewan said “I feel proud of my accomplishments and happy that I got into a good university. All of the practical projects in Engineering were lots of fun.”
Also among the T-level success stories is Ella, who gained the top grade of a Distinction* in Education and Childcare. “I am ecstatic!”, said Ella, “Words cannot explain how I feel. I thoroughly enjoyed my course, and it has given me a true insight of what I want to do in the future.”
College Principal, Matt Reynolds, said “We are absolutely delighted with our results this year. I’d like to offer a huge congratulations to all of our learners who have done so well, and also well-deserved thanks to our brilliant staff who have helped them get there. I am really proud that this year’s students have done so well. Our Grammar cohort have done exceptionally well this year, our T-level students have been particularly strong, and there was impressive vocational achievement across the board.”
For more information on this story, please contact chloe.suter@cirencester.ac.uk
