Mascalls Academy is thrilled to announce exceptional A level results for its outgoing Year 13 students. Defying the national trend of declining grades, the academy has significantly improved upon last year’s performance, a testament to the unwavering dedication and hard work of both students and staff.
This year’s cohort has not only excelled academically but has also enriched the school community through their active involvement in extracurricular activities. Their commitment to balancing academic rigour with a vibrant school life is commendable. They have been excellent role models to our younger students throughout their time with us. The strong bonds forged between students and teachers over their seven years at Mascalls have undoubtedly contributed to this outstanding success.
We are delighted to see our students embarking on a diverse range of exciting pathways, from prestigious universities to apprenticeships and employment. As they embark on this new chapter, we encourage them to carry the Mascalls spirit with them and to continue to make us proud. We look forward to hearing about their future accomplishments.
A selection of some of our students achievements are listed below:
- Cameron: B in psychology, B in mathematics, A in chemistry and A* in biology and is going to study biochemistry at the University of York;
- Quinn: A* in fine art, A* in graphics and D in English language and is going to study art at UCA;
- Adrian: B in history, B in politics and B in sociology and is going to study history at the University of Winchester;
- Chloe: A in sociology, B in physical education and B in psychology and is going to the University of Winchester to study education;
- James: A* in photography, A in fine art and C in drama and is undertaking an apprenticeship in September;
- Ben: A in computer science, B in maths, B in media and B in physics and is going to study cyber security at the University of Portsmouth;
- Rebecca: A* in graphics, A in psychology and A in history and is off to study psychology at the University of Warwick;
- Mia: A in politics, A in English literature, B in history and is going to study law at the University of Cardiff; and
- Emmy: Distinction* in physical education, Distinction* in dance and B in graphics and is going to be working as a teaching assistant at Mascalls Academy next academic year.
Principal, Jo Brooks commented:
“Mascalls Academy is immensely proud of the achievements of all of our students, whatever their destination and wishes them every success in their future endeavours.”
