ALL students at Grace Academy Coventry’s sixth form who applied to go to university have secured a place after a successful A-level results day.
The academy’s Post-16 Centre is celebrating some outstanding individual achievements several 100 per cent pass rates for individual subjects.
Among the subject performance highlights was a 100 per cent pass rate in A Level Photography, Maths and Psychology and in BTEC Sport.
The school said the results reflected the attitude, commitment and the amount of work students put in.
The academy also achieved a 100 per cent pass rate in the consortium subjects for French and Sociology.
Many students are celebrating individual performance successes including Finn Marum, who achieved A*, B, and two distinction grades in French, English literature, drama and music, and secured a place on his chosen course to study history at university. Finn said: ”I’m so happy I got an A* in French! I don’t know yet what I’d like to do in life but in September I’m going to be going on to study French and History at Kent University.”
Bethuel Ahoua secured ABBC grades in chemistry, biology, maths and psychology and a place on his chosen university course to study pharmacy.
He said: “I’m relieved about my results and pleased I’ve been accepted into my university of choice.
“I’m most happy about my chemistry result as I got an A.”
Deyal Gill who achieved A and B grades in sport and science has secured his first choice to study business at university.
Deyal said: ”If there was one word to describe how I’m feeling right now it’s relieved! I got an A and a B, which means I can go on to study at my university of choice.”
Principal Anu Monga added: “Many congratulations to all our students who succeeded in securing a place a university.
“This year we have been working at a fast pace to put in the ground work required to secure the necessary improvements and encourage our students to surpass their potential.
“We are fully staffed for September with each team member well-qualified and an expert in their field, and we will be launching new initiatives in the autumn to enable students to thrive academically and socially, raising their aspirations and motivating them to materialise their dreams.”
