A Level celebrations at The Coleshill School and Sixth Form

Students and staff at The Coleshill School, located in the town of Coleshill, in North Warwickshire and part of the Arthur Terry Learning Partnership, are celebrating receiving their A Level grades today.

The school is proud to announce a year of positive results for students. Their determination and hard work has meant many have achieved strong results and will now progress onto their chosen next steps in higher education, jobs or apprenticeships.

There have also been some impressive individual performances, which include:

· Jacob has successfully achieved three A*s in mathematics, further mathematics and physics, securing his place to study Physics at the University of Manchester.

· Joshua has earned two A*s in English literature and history and an A in Sociology. He has secured his place to study History at the University of Oxford.

· Ava has successfully achieved three A’s in history, English literature and psychology and has confirmed her place to study English Literature at University of Birmingham.

· Travis has successfully achieved three A’s in chemistry, physics and mathematics and will go on to study at the University of Birmingham.

· Olivia has successfully achieved an A in history, a distinction in BTEC psychology and a C in biology. She has secured an Army Medical Scholarship to study to be a nurse, which is a highly competitive route.

Miss R. Brindley, Headteacher at The Coleshill School, said: “Today is a very special day for our students and everyone who has supported them throughout their journey at The Coleshill School. We are immensely proud of what they have achieved.

“Results are important, but today is also about looking forward. Whether our students are heading to university, beginning an apprenticeship or pursuing another pathway, they leave us ready to embrace new opportunities.

“Our students have demonstrated our ethos and shown what it means to Work Hard, Be Kind and Take Responsibility. I would like to thank our dedicated staff and the students’ families for the encouragement and support they have provided along the way.

“Most importantly, congratulations to every one of our students. We are incredibly proud of you and look forward to hearing about everything you go on to achieve.”