The headteacher at Malbank Sixth Form said today he was “immensely proud” at their A Level results.
Results were consistently strong across the board at the Welsh Row school, with sustained improvement seen in the Sixth Form.
Head John Harrison described them as “excellent.”
He added: “We are immensely proud of this year’s Year 13 cohort.
“Their achievements are commendable, and it has been a true privilege to work with such a wonderful group of young people as they move on to the next stage of their lives.”
There was a rise in A*-B equivalent grades and a big increase in the average point score compared to previous years.
Mr Harrison added: “It is pleasing to see we have sustained our journey of improvement in the Sixth Form, it is particularly satisfying to see our A*-B grades improving significantly.
“The vast majority of our students woke to find they had already been accepted into their first-choice destination, mirroring the national picture.
“These results show the success of our inclusive approach to our Sixth Form.
“When we work together, and students focus on their goals and dedicate themselves to hard work, there are no limits to what can be accomplished.
“It is this determination, coupled with the confidence to prioritise their ambitions, that has enabled our young people to achieve such remarkable successes this summer.”
Student Chris Hall (pictured, above) achieved an amazing set of results (A*, A*, A*, A, and A* in EPQ), and departs Malbank to study Politics, Philosophy and Economics at Balliol College, Oxford.
Lucas Porter-Webster (A*, A*, A*, A) is off to the University of Manchester to study the prestigious Physics with Astrophysics degree.
With ABB (plus an A in EPQ), Maria Price will be studying Landscape Architecture at Sheffield University.
And lifetime best friends Jess Hancock and Layla Woolrich will be separated for the first time since primary school, studying Maths with Finance at Loughborough and Law at Liverpool respectively.
Freya Mann, Rylie Lowe, Emilio Niepsz and Eve Hooker excelled in their vocational studies and pursuing chosen next steps, with Eve securing a place on a world-renowned Dance qualification at a specialist college.
Malbank head of sixth form Craig Batty said: “Class of 2025 are a wonderful group of young people!
“We are delighted by their outcomes today and will miss them immensely.
“It is important to recognise their hard work and dedication throughout their time with us – whatever their starting point, the overwhelming majority have achieved or exceeded their potential and have been rewarded with amazing opportunities for the future.”
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