Cirencester College students from Swindon have a lot to celebrate today after receiving A-level, T-level and Vocational results, with outstanding grades across the board.
So far, over 80% of students have secured places at their first- choice university
Congratulations to the 5 students who gained places at veterinary and medical schools across the country, and the 3 students who secured places at Oxford or Cambridge.
Congratulations to Dontae, formerly of Kingsdown School, who has secured a place at the University of St Andrews to study Medicine after achieving A*A*AA.
Among the many success stories is Isaac, formerly of Abbey Park School, who achieved A*A*A* in his A-levels. Next Isaac is going to the University of Warwick to study History and Politics. Isaac said “I feel elated! It is a relief to see my hard work paid off. I’m very happy.”
Georgia, formerly of Farmor’s School has secured a place at the University of Surrey to study Aviation Management after achieving a Distinction* Distinction in Sport and Exercise Science and a Distinction in Human Biology.
It is another successful year for T-level results, with the fifth cohort receiving results today. Cirencester College was one of the first institutions to pioneer T-level qualifications and today celebrates over 40 students achieving top grades.
Phoebe, formerly of Lawn Manor, achieved the top grade of a distinction in T-level Business Management and Administration. Phoebe will be starting a full-time job, and is excited to complete a management course with her employer.
Cirencester College Principal, Matt Reynolds, said “‘Yet again we’ve had an outstanding set of results this year. Our young people have performed exceptionally well, and I feel so proud of them.’
‘I wish them all luck with their ventures on from here, they have brilliant futures, and I’d also like to thank my staff who have done such a wonderful job of teaching and supporting, and also all the great parents and guardians who have joined us as a team to help these young people be amazing. What a great day.’
For more information on this story, please contact chloe.suter@cirencester.ac.uk
