CELEBRATIONS are underway in Runcorn following a strong set of exam results.
Ormiston Bolingbroke Academy is marking the achievements of students who completed A level and post-16 qualifications, reflecting what leaders described as “hard work, commitment and resilience” throughout their studies.
The results have opened pathways for many students to progress to universities, apprenticeships, further training, or employment.
Scott Fenner, head of sixth form at the academy, said: "We are incredibly proud of our Sixth Form students and all they have achieved.
"Their success is a testament to the hard work, commitment and resilience they have shown throughout their studies, as well as the positive contribution they have made to our school community.
"They should be proud of everything they have accomplished, and I would like to thank them for the dedication they have displayed over the past two years.
"As they move on to university, apprenticeships, employment and other exciting opportunities, I wish them every success and happiness in their chosen post-18 destinations and look forward to seeing all they achieve in the future."
Individual success stories from this year’s cohort include Taylor Ball, who earned an A* in the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ), a B in criminology, and Cs in psychology and sociology.
Taylor will go on to study psychology with a forensic and investigative specialism at the University of Chester.
Abigail achieved a B in English language, a C in history, and a distinction in business studies.
She is studying History at Liverpool John Moores University.
Carly secured an A in core mathematics, a B in criminology, and Cs in biology and chemistry.
She will study biomedical science at Liverpool John Moores University.
Two students will continue their education at the University of Liverpool: Layla and Nikki, who will both study Sociology.
Ellis F will study paramedic science at Liverpool John Moores after earning a distinction in health and social care and Bs in geography and sociology.
Ellie is another student heading to Liverpool John Moores, where she will study biology after achieving a distinction* in animal management, a distinction in chemistry, and a C in biology.
Faith, who earned a distinction in health and social care, a distinction in sociology, and a merit in sport, will study international history and politics at the University of Leeds.
A total of 93 per cent of students at Ormiston Bolingbroke Academy’s sixth form achieved a pass rate at Level 3.
The academy, part of Ormiston Academies Trust, said it remains focused on providing the best opportunities for all students.
This includes supporting their academic achievements and helping them develop the skills, confidence, and experiences needed to thrive beyond the classroom.
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