E&S A Level Congratulations 20 Aug 22

Hart School students make thegrade

TheHartSchooliscelebrating afterits Sixth Form students secured places at universities across theUKfollowing abrilliant setofLevel 3 exam results.

The firstcohort to sitLevel 3examssince theCovid pandemic,the oversubscribed school in Rugeleyis celebratingseeingstudents achieve more GradeAsorequivalentthan anyother gradingavailable this year.The Creative EducationTrust school on theedge of Cannock Chase, whichispoisedtounveila newnet-zerobuildingaspartofan impressive £2.5mexpansion plan, hasseensome “fantastic” Level 3results in A-leveland vocational courses

“Fantastic” Level3resultsin A-level and vocational courses

Impressive resultsatA-level includeinsubjectsphysics,art and law, andinthe vocational subjects

of sport, danceand business

Theschool’sproud head of Sixth Form BenBrennan said:“Ourmotto is ‘WeCan,WeWill,WeDo’ and everyone at TheHart School is driven to achievethe best possibleoutcomesfor allour students to enable them to go forwardwithconfidence to take thenextstepontheir chosencareerpath.

“Thiswas the firstcohort to sit

examsinnormalconditionssince thepandemic andwe’re incredibly proudoftheir hard workand resilience to achievesuchabrilliant setofresults with more SixthForm students achievingmoreGradeAs or equivalent than anyother gradingavailable this year.”

He added: “Wewould liketocongratulateall ourSixth Form studentsonabrilliantset of results,

TheHartSchool

Congratulates

Year 13, Classof2022 on afantastic set of Level3 results. More studentsachieved agrade Aorequivalentcompared to anyother grades available.

Year 12 OpenEvening

Tuesday18October2022 5.00pm-7.00pm www.hartschool.org.uk |01889 802440 |enquiries@hartschool.org.uk

andwewishthemall theverybest forthe future,including at university.We’dalsoliketothank ouraspirational stafffor theirdedication andunwaveringsupport in helping ourstudents to achievetheir potential.”

Some of theschool’sstudentsuccesses includeArchie Duffy,who achieved an AinMathematics,A in Physics, andB in Chemistry;

Holli Anderton,who achieved Bin Literature,B in Sociology, andD* in Dance; andEmmiWhibley,who achieved an A* in Law, CinMathematics,and D* in Business.

Bespokecurriculumcreated for each SixthFormintake

TheHartSchool, whichiscurrently ratedgood by Ofsted butis working towardsbeing outstanding, createsabespoke curriculum foreachSixth Form intake based on theircareergoals.

Ranked in thetop five first-choice secondaryschools forYear6parents in Staffordshire, theschoolwill hold itsnextYear12 open evening on October18from5pm-7pm

It will also holdopenevenings forYear6parents on October4, 5-6.30pm andOctober 5, 6-7.30pm

Formoreinformation aboutthe open evenings andThe Hart School, call 01889802440, follow them on socialmedia @thehartschool,visit www.hartschool.org.ukoremail enquiries@hartschool.org.uk

Headteacher RachaelSandham

Edward Cutler

Emmi Whibley

HeadofSixth Form Ben Brennan

Maia Howard andMillie Hepworth

Holli Anderson

Archie Duffy

Inspiringthe Individual

Congratulations to our A-Level students at The Royal School, the majority of whom who have achieved their firstchoice universities by excelling in the most rigorous, facilitating subjects, seen to be of greatest value to universities and major employers.

We areextremely proudofour students and their outcomes.

Congratulations to our Year 13 Class of 2022 who achievedoutstanding results despite the difficulties theyfaced due to the pandemic

We areincrediblyproud of their incredible driveand determination during their ALevel studies.

We wish the Class of 2022 the best of luck as theyembark on their next steps in lifeincluding careers in medicine,law, journalism and engineering.

stpetersacademy.org.uk

TheRoyal School has congratulatedits A-level students,the majority of whom have achieved their first-choice universities by excellinginthe most rigorous, facilitating subjects, seen to be of greatest value to universitiesand major employers.

Therehavebeensome greatsuccess in ourLevel 3BTECcourses as well as ourLevel 3ExtendedProject (EPQ) course whichishighlyvaluedbyuniversities

Star students includeGeorge Hughes whoachievedexcellent grades with threeA*’sinmaths, computer scienceand physics as well as an Ain furthermaths.LenaKellererachieved twoA*’sin psychology andsociology andanAinmaths.Shaan Kang and SaffronChoprabothattainedthree A’s in biology,chemistry,mathematics and furthermathematics

Thesepupilswill be studying a rangeofdegrees including mathematics, biomedical sciences andpsychology at Cardiff, Birmingham and Leeds University,someofthe mostprestigious RussellGroup universities

PrincipalMrMarkHeywood said:

“Weare so proudofthe outstanding successes of ourY13 pupils whohave

St.Peter’s Collegiate Academyiscelebrating theexcellent performance of both A-level &BTEC sixthformstudentswith many students achieving straight As andA*s.

St. Peter’sisalso proudtobeone of theleading schools nationally forthe percentage of students progressingto higher educationorfurther training.

Topperformingstudents include LeoTonks A*A*A* -Medicine; Harneet Baweja A*A*A* -MechanicalEngineering;Oliver Roch A*AB- Chemistry; Lara ComptonA*A Distinction* -Paramedic Scienceand AnastasiaBurgess A*AA-English.

Othertop performers includeSawan Balu A*A*AA-Mathematics;ParamvirJutla A*A*AA-Optometry;Sam MilesAAB- Apprenticeship with VirginMedia;and Hannah Butler AAB -Accountingand FinancewithPlacement Year

Testimony

Head of Sixthform, Lizzie Leek said: “Weare so pleasedthatour students have achieved such excellentgrades anditisarealtestimony to theirhard work, theefforts of thestaff andthe supportfromparents/carers.

“Due to thepandemic, these students have hadadifficult journeybut

shownresilience, diligenceand academic flairinachieving such an excellent setofA-levelresults.Theyhave thrivedthroughoutthe unavoidable disruption of thepasttwo yearsasa resultofthe Covidsituation andare nowready fortheir next stageofeducation,workand life beyond thesixth form “Welookforward to hearingoftheir success in theirfuturestudies andcareers,”headded.

Excellentresults for RoyalSchoolpupils Students praisedfor pandemicresilience

Resultsare atestimonytohardwork

have shownresilience anddrive to achieve. We couldn’t be more proud of them.Our students arenow setto startthe next chapteroftheir education journeyatawiderange of universities,including;Manchester, Southampton,Belfast,Leeds, Sheffield, Cardiff, Birmingham andKeele -the list is endless!

“Weare immensely proudofall their achievements andwishthemthe very best of luck fortheir futures.”

Pupils were praised fortheir success

Students rewarded forcommitment

ShirelandCollegiate AcademySixth

Form is celebrating afterits studentsreceived greatresults.

“Despite allthe challenges that ourstudents have facedoverthe past twoyears,theyhaven’t missed abeatand remained committed to theirstudies;now beingrewarded with grades that they deserve” said DavidIrish,Principal andDeputy CEO

“Weknewthatthe A-levelgrade profile wouldbeahalfway point betweenthe 2021 grades awarded by teachers andthe 2019 grades achieved from thelastset of public exams” he explained.

Strong

“However,our gradeprofile remainsstrong, with 100% pass rate in over 29 subjects.Our students attained 42%A*-Bgrade at A-level and75% Distinctionorabove in Btec subject.

“These matchand exceed theresultsattainedin2019, before the Covid-19 pandemic

“I’m proudofwhatour students have achieved andoffer my best wishes fortheir future endeavours.”

“Manyofour staffhavebeenin school celebratingour students’ successes.” said Denise Fox, Head

of SixthForm. “Our students are progressingontoa wide rangeof opportunitiesatuniversity,onapprenticeshipsand in employment

“Students completed adetailed careersprogramme whilst they were with us andare confidentin choosingthe rightnextsteps

“Our otherroleistocontinueto providemeaningfuldiscussions about theirbestchoices,now that they have received theirresults

“Whilst higher numbersofstudents arestudyinglaw,computer scienceand business financeat university,there isa wide rangeof othersubjectsreflecting thediverse interestsofour students including childnursing,criminology, fine art, graphicdesign, palaeontology, politics,psychology, sociologyand sports therapy.

“Manyofour students prefer to studylocally;Aston,University

of Birmingham andBirmingham City University being firm favourites,withother students confirmingplaces at Reading, Portsmouth, Nottingham,Keele,Royal Holloway, De Montford andLoughborough

“Wewishthemall theverybest with theirfutureplans, keep in touch!”

ShirelandCollegiateAcademyis part of ShirelandCollegiateAcade-

my Trust. Theacademiccurriculum is supported by arichand vibrant extra-curricular programmethat affordspupilsthe opportunitiesto expressthemselves andtostriveto push themselves further.

TheSixth Form experience nurtures, challenges andsupports students in successfullypreparing themfor lifebeyondschool Formoreinformation,visit collegiateacademy.co.uk

supportive and encouraging Sixth Form.

Proud staffjoinedstudentstocelebratetheir exam success Pupils have been offeredbestwishes for theirfutureendeavours

COLTONHILLS COMMUNITY SCHOOL

ManyMinds,One Mission

ourish in theface of adversity

Students andstaff at ColtonHills arecelebrating with theirYear13students on theirA-level achievementsthisweek, with resultscontinuingtoimproveinthe growingSixth Form.

With school interruptedsomuchin thelasttwo years, theyeargroup has shownresiliencein thefaceofadversity,especiallynot having satGSCE examsdue to thepandemic Deputy Headteacher StephenBlower said “Ourstudents should be very proudofwhattheyhaveachieved. They have workedextremely hard, supportedone another, andadapted to unprecedented challenges

“Their results demonstrate theeffortsstudentshaveput in andthe high-quality teaching by ourexcellent staff. We wish them allthe very best forthe future andthe Colton Hills family looksforward to seeing them flourish in theirfutureendeavours

“Special mentionshouldgotoour oneofour Head Students, Sonata Mieliauskaite,who achieved twoA*s and oneA,and AhspritMehra,who scored four A* andAgradesacrossthe Sciences andMaths

“OriginallyfromLithuania,Sonata hasalwaysshown an interest in artand science andwill be studying a degree in ArchaeologyatCambridge University,the firstsuccessfulOxbridge applicantfromColtonHills in severalyears.”

Sonata said: “The support from my familyand peersaswellasthe guidance IreceivedatColton Hills have driven my decision to studyArchaeology.Receivinganoffer from Cambridge University is abewildering experience andIamgratefulfor theopportunity to pursuesomethingthatI love.”

Pupils celebrateas hard workpaysoff

UpperSixth students at Wolverhampton Grammar School were in high spirits as they receivedtheir long awaitedA-level andCambridge Technicalresults.

Withoutthe experience of sitting GCSEs,the outcome wasalwaysgoing to be adifficult onetopredict butthere were smiles allaroundasstudents celebrateda100%passrate.

This year’s A-levelsuccess at WolverhamptonGrammar School saw48% of grades awardedatA* andA,the highestpercentagefor formal examsatthe school forover10years

Theoverwhelming majority of the cohort arenow offtotheir university of choice, with destinationsincluding Cambridge,Leeds,Durham, Birmingham, Bristol, andStAndrews

Students will be studying avast

spectrum of subjects rangingfromArchitecture andAeronautical&SpacecraftEngineering to Law, Medicine, History&Politics, Modern Languages,Theatre andevenZoology Head Alex Frazer said:“Iamincredibly proudofour students;theyhave hadatesting timeover thelastfew years, buttheir hard workhas been justly rewarded andtheythoroughly deservethe success they have achieved today. Ithank allmystaff whohave workedtirelesslytosupport them and uphold ourtraditionofacademicexcellence.” WolverhamptonGrammar School pridesitself in offering atimetable that is builtaroundstudents’interestsratherthanlimiting students to arestricted setofsubject blocks. It is not toolatetoenquireabout joiningWolverhamptonGrammar

Pupils Sonata, Manreet and Ashpreet

UpperSixth students Aaron, Emma,Josh,Mathura,Lucy andAdithya celebrate

Continuedsuccessand achievement

Tettenhall College’sYear

13 students have delivered an outstandingset of results.

Leadingthe waywithastellar 5 A* grades is LujzaLukacovawho is delightedtobepursuingher dream of Medicine

Also embarking on adegreein Medicine is Ruhaan Kakarwho securedA*, A, Aand will nowbegin hisstudies at St Georges,University of London

Head PrefectNikhil Gill will now commence hisdegreeinLaw at Cardiff University having securedA, A, A*(Dist), whilst hisfellowHead PrefectAnjeliSunsoaisdelighted to be headingtoBirmingham Universitytostudy EnglishLiterature.

Headmaster ChristopherMcAllister said students have not only deliveredawonderful setofresults thatsurpass thoseseenwhenformalexaminationswerelasttaken in 2019,theyare also thehighest levelofpublicexamination results in thelast five years.

He added: “I couldnot be more proudofthisyear’sstudents, not only forweatheringsuchuncertain times, butdoing so with such commitment, determinationand drive.

“Thisisa groupofyoung people whowenow proudlycallOld Tettenhalliansand whowill make

arealdifferenceinthe world that they will nowhelptoshape”

Deputy Head PrefectChasParker holdsanoffer from WarwickUniversitytostudy Psychologywhilst boarderOsato Daniel will move to KeeleUniversitytopursuehis degree in Radiographyand HarryLu will head to theUniversity of Surreytostudy Aerospace Engineering.

AssistantHeadAcademicDan

Saturday 24th September

Matthews said:“We areparticularlypleased to seeoutstanding successes in ourExtendedProject Qualification (EPQ)entries,with 60%ofstudents securing A* -A grades.The EPQ formsa foundational part of theinnovativeScholars’ ProgrammehereatTettenhall College.

“Weintroduced this programme acrossthe wholeSeniorSchool threeyearsago,and it is nowclear-

ly deliveringhighlevelsofacademic outcomesfor such alarge number of students, both formal scholars and thoseactivelyparticipating. It is a real andtangibleexampleofthe academic ambitions we areseeingour youngpeoplefulfil.”

ThePerformingArtsdepartment at Tettenhall continuestogofrom strength to strength.The team saw 100% of students achieveeithera Distinction* or Merit. Directorof

MusicGarethHowardsaid: “This really does demonstrate that any young personwho is lookingtopursuePerformingArts, should strongly consider Tettenhall College.

“Tosee twoofour students, ArabellaYardley andBeatriceGearba,goontoprofessionaltraining throughthe conservatoire route, is tremendous. Well done everyone!”

To contactadmissions, email, admissions@tettcoll.co.uk

Pupils have been praised for theirdetermination anddrive Teachers areextremely proudofall of thestudents

CONGRATULATIONSTOALL OF OURFIRST EVER A-LEVELSTUDENTSONYOUR FANTASTICRESULTS

We arepar�cularly proud of theamazing progress made by students since joiningthe school, they have worked hard through some very tes�ng �mesand have demonstrated values such as hardwork, resilienceand courageoverthe last fewyears

Congratula�ons to thefollowing Students:

KirandeepChawla, who achieved 2A*s andanA

Shewill be studying LawatThe University of Birmingham.

Tanjot Singh, who achieved 2A*s andanA

He will be studying MedicineatThe University of Leeds.

Komal Virk, who achieved 2Asand aB

Shewill be studying GeographyatThe University of Birmingham

Beneet Singh,who achieved 2Asand aB

Shewill be studying LLBLaw at AstonUniversity.

TanveerMann-Khangurawho achieved 1A*, Aand B.

He will be studying EconomicsatThe University of Bristol

Harsa Singh Ghatoray who achieved 1Aand 2Bs.

He will be studying MScMedicinal ChemistryatThe University of Birmingham

JodhvirSingh Kaila who achieved 2Asand 1B

He will be taking agap year before he con�nues with Further Educa�on Kameron Ma�uwho achieved 1A*, Aand B. He will be looking to pursue acareerinMedicine.

Yash Bedi who is in Year 12,who wasentered for Early EntryMathema�cs andachieveanAgrade

If youwish to applyfor aplace at Khalsa Sixth(TKAW’s SixthForm provision), pleasecontact info@tkaw.orgfor furtherdetails.

THEKING’S CE SCHOOL

Governorsand staff at TheKing’sCESchool

are very proudofthe outstandingA leveland BTEC results this year andwishall of ourstudentssuccess in theirchosenuniversityand apprenticeship places.

To find outmoreabout our school join us for our OPEN EVENINGWEDNESDAY

6THOCTOBER 6PMTO8PM

Alternatively, toursduring school hours can be arranged on request. Please telephone receptiontoarrange. Regis Road,Tettenhall, Wolverhampton, WV68XG

Tel: 01902558333

kingswolverhampton

@kingsschoolwlv

www.kingswolverhampton.co.uk

Students at TheKhalsa AcademyWolverhampton, arecelebratingafter receivingtheir excellent A-levelresults.

TheYear13studentswerethe first students throughthe school so this is aspecial moment forthem, theirfamilies,staff andall stakeholders of the school

Overall, 94%ofA-level students achieved 3A*- Egradesand 70%of students achieved A* -Cgradesincluding16% of students achievingA* -A

Overall100%ofApplied General students achieved Distinction* to Pass and83% of students achieved Distinction*-Merit grades.Inaddition, 33% of students achieved Distinction* to Distinction.

Executive principal/CEO Anita Kaur Nottasaid: “Wewould liketo congratulate ourstudents whohave workedsohardfor these resultsand whothoroughly deservethissuccess

“Wehavewaitedseven yearsfor theseresults andwecould notbemore proudofour students andschoolcommunity.Weare fortunatetohavesuch dedicatedstaff andsupportive parents whohavecontinued to workalongside us,sharing ourvisionofexcellence

“Westronglybelieve that ouruniversalSikhvaluesare thefoundationof oursuccess,coupled with ourbespoke PersonalDevelopment programme.

“Wewould liketoconveyour thanks to theschoolcommunity fortheir continued supportand stafffor theirunwaveringcommitmenttoour students “Weare extremely proudofour achievements especially given the challenges broughtabout by lockdown whichresultedinconsiderablepressure forbothstaff andstudents.These resultsare testamenttothe hard work andcommitmentofstaff andstudents.”

AssistantPrincipal/Head of Sixth Form IrfanAslam said:“Iamextremely proudofthe hard workofstudents andstaff at TKAW,who have worked tirelessly over thelasttwo yearstosecure these excellentPost16results “Wewould liketotakethisopportunity to wish ourstudents allthe best in theirfutureprospects.”

Specialmoment for allstudents andstaff Well done to allof ourYear 13 pupils

TheKing’sCESchoolhas congratulatedevery one of itsYear13studentswho receivedtheirA-level and BTEC resultsonThursday.

InterimPrincipal,Joy Langleysaid: “Thisyear’sresults aretruly excellent andeven more remarkable when we consider theadversitiesall students have faced over thelasttwo yearsand theseexams beingthe students’ first formal examswiththe GCSEsand Level2BTECbeing awardedascentre assessed grades in 2020

“Weare proudofall ourstudents for what they have achieved in theirstudies, theirambitions andaspirations for thefutureand forhow much they have given to ourschoolcommunity during theirtimewithus.

“Weare sendingour students out from TheKing’stouniversities across England to studyawiderange of subjectsincluding law, accountancy, buildingsurveying,neuroscience,dentistry, engineeringand many more subjects as well as some of ourstudentsstartingworld classapprenticeships and enrolling with thearmed forces

“Overhalfofour students arecelebratingachieving at leastone top gradeamongst theirgradeswithover twothirdsofBTECentries beinggraded as DistinctionorDistinction*and morethanhalfofthe A-levelentries graded at Corabove.Wehavemany

students whoachievedthe topgrades in alltheir subjects

“Weare celebratingwithall ourstudents andtheir familiesfor theirfantastic achievements –congratulations andwelldone.

“AtThe King’s,studentshavethe opportunitytostudy forthe full range of Alevelsand BTECs

“The school hasexcellent facilities on oursiteinTettenhalland an excellent careersprogramme.”

Theteam at TheKhalsaAcademy

Pupils celebrate on results day

Nusrat raises thebar with ambitions

Nusrat Shafiullah, 42, from Walsall, is a first year (LLB)Law degree student, with ambitions to eventuallymove into alegalcareer.

As asingleparentwitha fouryear-old child, Nusrathad studied foranEnglish Literature course in Bangladesh before moving to England butknewitwasn’tright for

her, so shelookedaroundfor an alternativecourse,eventuallydecidingthata career in Lawwould be idealfor her.

Shefound asuitablecoursein theUniversity of Wolverhampton LawSchoolbut hadmissedthe January deadline forapplications. At thesametimeshe waslooking for asuitableschoolfor herchild and knew that thetimewas rightfor her to startstudyingagain

Shesaid: “I hadfound aschool

formybaby, buthavingmissedthe Januarydeadlinefor applications, Iworried that Iwouldn’tbeableto applyfor thecourse Iwanted “Withmy sonsettled in school, Inow hadthe time to study. Iwas still gettingemailsfromthe University andone of them wastoinform me that Clearing hadopened andIrealisedthatthiswas my opportunitytoapply.Withmychild in school,itwas time formetogo back to learning.As asinglemother

with averyactivechildwho needs a lotofattention,Iknewitwould be achallenge,but Ireallyappreciate theadviceIwas given by thepeopleworking in theClearingteam.

Icametothe Open DayinAugust andmanaged to speaktosomeone whowas veryhelpful

“I started to studypart-timeon theiradvicebut nowmy childis settledintoschoolI’m readynow to startstudyingfull-timefrom this year.Mostimportant forme,

because Imissedthe application day, Ithought my opportunityhad passed.But if youmissthe deadline,get in touchwiththe University andtalktosomeone andtheywill be able to help you

“The course is greatfor me. Getting adegreewillreallyexpandmy options. TheUniversity is really supportive formeas asingleparent andhavegiven me some really good advice.Thisisgoing to be an amazingachievementfor me.”

Nusrat believes aLaw degreewill expand heroptionsinthe future University of Wolverhampton Lawand BusinessSchool

Your perfectchance to trya newactivity

Sixth FormstudentscelebrateA-levelsuccess

St Thomas More Catholic School aredelightedtohavemaintained outcomes in the majorityof sixth form subjects

We areexceptionally proud of all our students but in particular those who studied Accountancy, Business Studies,

English and Health and Social Care.22of our subjects offered achieved 100 per cent pass rate.Asever, thereweresome outstanding individual A-Levelperformances,with some students achieving:

A* Business Studies,AAccounting,AGeography.

A* English literature, AFrench, APsychology ACriminology,AHistory,AReligious Studies. About St Thomas More Catholic School

St Thomas More Catholic School is amixed comprehensive school and sixth form serving the communities of Walsall and Wolverhampton. Founded in 1973 by the Archdiocese of Birmingham, the school has provided adistinctive Catholic education foralmost fiftyyears

Darlaston Lane,Willlenhall, West MidlandsWV14 7BL

01902 36879

www.st-thomasmore.walsall.sch.uk

@STMWillenhall

St Thomas More Catholic School

God’sservant first

Look out for our

GCSE ResultsSupplement in next Thursdays EXPRESS &STAR

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Thesecan also be goodtoput on yourCVwhenyou startlooking fora jobaftergraduating.

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