Sixth Formers at Wilsthorpe have every reason to smile this results day, with three-quarters achieving A* to C grades across all subjects, while students on Applied General courses scored, on average, three points above the national standard.

Students across the Sixth Form have done themselves proud this year, with a number of stand out performances, including:

  • Aisha H achieved A* A* A* and is progressing to The University of Nottingham to study Biology.
  • Gracie R achieved A* A* A* and will take up her place at The University of Nottingham to study Medicine.
  • Rhoda H achieved A* A* A and will be studying History at The University of Nottingham.
  • Henry T achieved A* A* B and is progressing to The University of Nottingham to study Maths.

Derek Hobbs, Executive Headteacher at Wilsthorpe School, said:

”Congratulations to our students, whose achievements today reflect two years of dedication and hard work. We are proud of both their academic outcomes and the young people they have become during their time with us.

“Thank you to both staff and families, who have been an integral part of this journey, and we look forward to seeing what our students go on to achieve in the future.”

Rachael Sweeney, Head of Sixth Form at Wilsthorpe Sixth Form, said:

“We are immensely proud of the achievements of our Sixth Form students. They have secured places on the most competitive courses and apprenticeships across the country, reflecting the breadth of talent and ambition within our Sixth Form. “

Wesley Davies, Chief Executive Officer of The Two Counties Trust, said:

“Congratulations to all students across The Two Counties Trust receiving their A Level results today.

“These results are a testament to their ambition and dedication, and truly reflect our Trust values of ambition, teamwork and honesty. Whether progressing to university, apprenticeships or employment, I am proud that our students leave us with the knowledge, skills and resilience to make a positive contribution to the world.

“Their achievements also reflect the positive culture across our schools, high-quality teaching and strong pastoral support which enable our students to flourish.

“I would also like to recognise the colleagues and families who have supported our students throughout their educational journey and played such an important role in their success.

“We are incredibly proud of all our students and wish them every success for the future.”