Students across the East Riding are today receiving their A-Level, T-Level and BTEC results.
Students at both Bridlington Sixth Form and Hornsea School and Language College have been opening their results envelopes today.
Students from Bridlington Sixth Form are onto their chosen paths; from university, higher apprenticeship, degree apprenticeship to employment. University still remains the most popular option, with 80% of Bridlington Sixth Form students choosing this route.
Kate Parker-Randall, Headteacher at Bridlington School said,
‘We are so very proud of all our sixth formers have achieved his year as they go out into the world to fulfil their hopes, ambitions and dreams."
Steve Ostler, Headteacher at Hornsea School and Language College said:
"We are extremely proud of our Sixth Form students for their fantastic achievements, with 100% of students getting into their first choice of University. I would also like to thank our dedicated staff who have provided exceptional support and guidance throughout the year, helping our students to secure a 100% pass rate."
Ruby from Hornsea Sixth Form achieved four A* grades and said:
"I can't believe it! I am so happy, and have no words; which is ironic for an English literature student!"
Councillor Victoria Aitken, cabinet member for children, families and education said:
“I’d like to wish all our students the very best as they receive their results today.
“I hope each of our young people achieve the grades they hope for, and I wish them every success in their chosen next steps, whether it’s further education, training or starting a career.
“Thank you to our fabulous education staff for helping our young people achieve their full potential.”
'Dangerous' and 'Unsightly' Scarborough Steps Will Be Replaced
Filey Gets Fishtive This Weekend
Sandsend Eatery Requests Dramatic Refurb
Scarborough Athletic Back At Base
Whitby Town's Last Home Match Before Christmas Postponed
Bridlington Town's Testing Trip Cancelled
Yorkshire Coast Weekend Rugby Action
Filey Holiday Park Expansion Approved
Scarborough Man Who Stamped on Unconscious Victim’s Head Jailed for Over Three Years
Local Tourism Tax Revenue Must Stay on the Coast, Demands MP
Whitby Whale Bone Replacement Faces 'Nightmare' Logistics and Ethical Hurdles
Mayor Says Scarborough’s Bathing Water Problem ‘Has to be Sorted’
Comments
Add a comment