The Archway Learning Trust is incredibly proud of all 362 Year 13 students across Bluecoat Sixth Form, The Nottingham Emmanuel School Sixth Form and The Long Eaton School Sixth Form for their A-Level Results. We wish you all the best for the future!
Bluecoat Sixth Form
Alaina Wood, Head of Sixth Form, said:
I am exceptionally pleased with the results of our Year 13 students. After a difficult two years, they have shown such resilience and determination to overcome the multitude of unprecedented barriers that Covid-19 presented.
It has been an absolute pleasure working with this wonderful year group and today has been a day of celebration. We are thrilled that so many of our students have been placed at their first choice university and degree apprenticeships. Those students who are now exploring their options through clearing have done so with a fantastically mature and measured approach.
Ahead of A-Level Results Day, on Wednesday 17th August, Alaina Wood (Head of Sixth Form), Sarah Hebb (Sixth Form Year Leader), and Year 13 students Justin, Reuben, Blessings, and Tejomayee were interviewed by ITV News Central. Students spoke about how the last two years have been, their hopes, and the positive outlooks they’ve built.
ITV News Central were back on A-Level Results Day on Thursday 18th August to capture the reactions and celebrations when results were opened.
After receiving all grade 9s in her GCSEs at our Bluecoat Aspley Academy, Tejomayee continued her studies at Bluecoat Sixth Form where she achieved A*, A*, A*, A* in her A-Levels and will be going to the University of Cambridge to study Natural Sciences.
Shakib achieved A*, A*, A* in Economics, Sociology and Business and has received an offer to study Information Management for Business at University College London. He is currently exploring his options after achieving higher grades than he expected.
Vinay was in intensive care with Covid-19 and has since suffered from Long Covid. Astoundingly, he returned to Bluecoat Sixth Form to finish his A-Levels. He achieved C, C, B and received an offer from the University of Coventry to study Automotive Engineering. He is currently exploring his options after receiving grades higher than he expected after such a difficult time.
Rebecca achieved A, A, A in Sociology, Chemistry and Biology and will be going to the University of Birmingham to study Medicine.
The Nottingham Emmanuel School
Sandra Stapleton, Principal, said:
We are exceptionally proud of our Year 13 students who received their A Level and BTEC results this morning! After not sitting their GCSE exams because of Covid this was their first real experience of a formal exam series, and they have done brilliantly. We have students heading off to universities all over the country as well as students who have secured degree-level apprenticeships, often with fierce competition. A huge thanks to all our students, parents, carers, teachers, and the Sixth Form team for working together over the last two years to deliver the positive outcomes we have seen today. We hope the Year 13 students will keep in touch and hopefully inspire some of our younger students to follow in their footsteps in the future!
Head Girl at The Nottingham Emmanuel School Sixth Form, Hollie, achieved A*, A*, A and is taking a prestigious apprenticeship with Rolls Royce.
Maja has studied at NES since Year 7 and made excellent progress in her time at the school. She achieved A*, A*, B, C and is going to the University of York to study Psychology (integrated Masters).
Bernice achieved A*, B, C, C and is going to study Modern Languages at the University of Leeds. Norah achieved A, B, Merit. Well done!
The Long Eaton School
Richard Peel, Principal, said:
I’d like to congratulate all Year 13 students on making it through an incredibly tough two years. For the majority of students, this was their first set of formal examinations after the cancellation of GCSEs in 2020. We are all incredibly proud of the response to the challenges through these turbulent times.
From left to right on the photo, Dusty achieved C, B, C and is going to the University of East Anglia to study Speech and Language Therapy, Abbie achieved D, D, D and is going to the University of Derby to study Psychology, Charlie R achieved D, E, Dist* is going to Nottingham Trent University to study Games Production, Charlie H achieved A, A, B and is going to Nottingham Trent University to study Architecture, and Amy achieved A*, A, A is going to Nottingham Trent University to study Media Communications.
