Trinity Sixth Form students celebrate excellent results

Trinity Sixth Form students have excelled this summer, achieving the school's best-ever A-level and L3 BTEC/ CTEC results.

Specifically, over one in five of the grades achieved were at A*/A or equivalent, and nearly 90% of the grades achieved were at C (or equivalent) or higher. Nearly 50% of A-level grades were at B or higher.

 

Holly (former Head Girl) with Emma celebrating their results this morning

Some highlights include:  

• Eloise Chapman, who achieved 2 A* grades and a B. She is going on to study English Literature at Durham University.
• Lois Reen, who joined Trinity School for her Sixth Form studies, achieved 3 A grades and is going to study Geography and Environmental Science at King's College London.
• Noah Cross achieved A*/A/A/B and is looking forward to studying Computer Science and Mathematics at Durham University.
• Simeon Dodson achieved A*/A/A/A and will shortly be studying Mathematics at Warwick University.
• Molly Payne achieved 3 A grades and is going to study Law at the University of Manchester
• Anwen Powell achieved A*/A/B and is going to the University of Exeter to study English
• Charlie Marks achieved CTEC Distinction*/Distinction and a C grade and is looking forward to studying Counter Terrorism and Extremism at Portsmouth University

As well as excellent university destinations, many of our students are going on to pursue careers directly from Sixth Form. For instance, Joel Estrada-Castillon has secured an apprenticeship at FM Conway, a local engineering firm, Jotham Murfitt has a place on the NHS Insight finance scheme, and Holly Lewis is going to Laine Theatre Arts, a world-class dance school.

Headteacher, Dr Matthew Pawson commented that "We are absolutely delighted with this set of results and the subsequent destinations our students will move on to. What is key is the progress these students have made since the start of their Sixth Form studies, which has been exceptional. Their success is testament to their hard work and commitment and also the commitment and diligence of our staff.  I would like to thank all students for their contribution to Trinity School and wish them well for the future”.

Noah, Jotham and Simeon collecting their results this morning

 

Trinity School, 14^th August 2025