The university option was popular amongst our Year 13 students and despite a national picture of plunging grades, newspaper outrage, and university clearing worries, we were thrilled that our students gained fantastic university placements which will set them up for later life.
The following list remains subject to updates but we can already confirm the following university placements:
* Brendan Acton – Sociology – Liverpool John Moores
* Rebekah Alvarado – Sports and Exercise Science – Loughborough
* Rhiannon Archer – Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice – Liverpool John Moores
* Elisse Armitage – Education and Special Educational Needs – Liverpool John Moores
* George Ballinger – Law – Worcester
* Finlay Barton – Law – Liverpool
* Lydia Bedlow – Sports Marketing – Leeds Beckett
* Rose Bentley – Social Anthropology – Manchester
* Katie Browning – Biological Sciences – Birmingham
* Jenny Buckley – Criminology & Sociology – Warwick
* Martha Carless-Johnson – Primary Education – Gloucestershire
* Holly Clements – Digital and Social Media Marketing – Staffordshire
* Isobel Collis – Fine Art – Loughborough
* Maia Curnow – Psychology – Loughborough
* Liam Davies – Forensic Psychology – Huddersfield
* Amy Driscoll – Microbiology – Glasgow
* James Flynn – Maths – Birmingham
* Elliot Fox – Engineering and Physical Science – Nottingham
* Amelia Fradley – Global Affairs and Politics – Derby
* Finn Gregory – Sports Management – Northumbria
* Oscar Hall-Davies – Forensic Anthropology – Liverpool John Moores
* Dominic Herbert – Sports Management – Bath
* Ethan Hill-Breese – Marketing – Liverpool John Moores
* Amy Hirst – Philosophy – Liverpool
* Dennis Ho – Geography – Manchester
* Sophie Hogg – Art & Psychology – Reading
* Molly Hopkins – Professional Policing – Derby
* Evie Hulme – Theatre, Festival and Events Production – Bath Spa
* Charlotte Hurley – Children’s Nursing – Chester
* Hugh Hutchison – Mechanical Engineering – Leeds
* Ben Irving – History & Sociology – Warwick
* Emily Ison – Primary Education – Derby
* Alfie Ferneyhough – Music – Sheffield
* Alex Kent – Forensic Psychology – Chester
* Charlie Knight – Sports and Exercise Nutrition – Leeds Beckett
* Jack Le Friec – History – Chester
* Seren Lewis – Popular Music Performance – BIMM
* Joshua Lopes – Mathematics – York
* Robert Mathieson – Politics, Philosophy & Law – Warwick
* Martha McRobinson – Primary Education – Derby
* Jacob Mieleniewski – Music Production / Sound Engineering – BIMM
* William Mosley – Business Economics – Liverpool
* Flynn Mulligan – Mathematics – Bath
* Andrei Muntean – Physics – Manchester
* Leon O-Hara – Zoology with Conservation – Bangor
* Joshua Roche – Business Management – Liverpool John Moores
* Owen Rushton – Football Coaching and Performance – Wolverhampton
* Lily Spanner – Sports Science – Worcester
* Bryony Stephenson – Law – Liverpool
* Owen Stothert – Geography – Birmingham
* Isobel Swinnerton – History of Art – Oxford
* Freya Taylor – History & English Literature – Liverpool
* Ryan Tovey – Mathematics – York
* Emily Turner – Geography with innovation – Bristol
* Grace Williams – Education, Culture and Childhood – Sheffield
* Holly Wilson – Politics & Sociology – Lancaster
* Caitlyn Wright – Geography – Liverpool
* Jacob Wright – Accounting and Finance – Liverpool John Moores
Helen Barratt, Assistant Headteacher, said: “The university applications process is one we intensively support our students on so we are always thrilled to see them go on and secure the fantastic placements they were seeking. Equally, amidst the changeable national picture, it was great to see students be snapped up by top universities via clearing. We are hugely proud of each and every one of these students and count ourselves fortunate that we had them with us.”
Matt Allman, Headteacher, added: “For me it is always the personal stories behind the grades that matter. I get to know plenty of Mums and Dads over the years and it is wonderful to think of them beaming on these destinations. We all go through ups and downs with our kids but when it all turns out as well as this then it all becomes so worthwhile. We cannot wait to hear how the students get on and will be making sure our next cohort of Year 13s know what the benchmark is.”
