Celebrating A-level And Vocational Results

St Paul’s Catholic School is delighted to report some excellent achievements by its students in their A-levels and vocational qualifications this summer. Students are going on to study a range of subjects leading to careers in areas including chemical, mechanical, civil and aerospace engineering, dentistry, nursing, medicine, radiography, film, creative writing, law and computer science.

Jo-Anne Hoarty, Headteacher at St Paul’s, said: “Seven years of incredibly hard work by our students have culminated in these fantastic results. The excellent grades they have secured will enable them to move to their next steps in study or the workplace.”

Congratulations to every individual who has secured such good grades today. We are delighted by their achievements. We are particularly impressed by:

Naomi Butt who has gained A*s in D & T Fashion & Textiles, Fine Art and her EPQ and B in German. She is going to study Costume Production at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, where she has been offered one of only nine places out of hundreds of applicants.

Kayla Beesley who achieved A*s in Biology and her EPQ, A in Chemistry and B in Spanish. She will be studying Medicine at Queen Mary University of London.

Nojus Blusius who has gained A in Film Studies and Bs in Drama, English Language & Literature and his EPQ. He will be going to the University of Reading to study Creative Writing and Film.

Clarence Del Rosario who has achieved As in Biology and Chemistry and B in Maths and will be studying Biomedical Engineering at Loughborough University.

Yasmine Fadel who has achieved A* in Psychology and As in Biology and Chemistry and will be going to King’s College, London to join the Enhanced Support Dentistry Programme.

Dominic Gruszka who has gained A* in Maths, A in Further Maths and B in Computer Studies and will be studying Mathematics at Bristol University.

Reuben Hodgkinson who will be going to the University of Oxford to study Philosophy and Physics having gained A*s in Maths, Further Maths and Physics.

Konrad Kosciukiewicz who has gained As in Computer Science and Maths and B in Further Maths and is seeking an apprenticeship in Computer Science.

Tawana Kumbula who will be going to the University of Strathclyde to study Mechanical Engineering   having gained As in Chemistry and Maths and B in Physics.

Patryk Lewandowski who has achieved A* in Maths and As in Further Maths and D &T Engineering and will be studying Aerospace Engineering at the University of Sheffield.

Marvellous Nduka who will be going to Loughborough University to study Robotics, Mechatronics & Control Engineering having achieved As in Chemistry, Maths and Further Maths and B in Physics.

Sophia Nganga who is going to study Medicine at Cardiff University, having gained A*s in Biology, Maths and her EPQ and A in Chemistry.

Caile Pabigayan who has achieved A*s in Maths and Further Maths and A in Physics and D & T Engineering. He will be studying Civil Engineering at Imperial College London.

Danielle Siong who will be going to the University of East Anglia to study Medicine having gained A*s in Biology and Chemistry and A in Maths.

Oskar Tulacz who has gained As in Maths, Biology and Chemistry and will be going to the University of Nottingham to study Chemical Engineering.

Stephanie Wyatt who will be studying Law at the University of Exeter, having gained C in Psychology, D in English Literature and Distinction Distinction in her Science Diploma.

Muhammad Zubair who has gained A* in Maths and As in Computer Studies and Further Maths and will be going to King’s College London to study Computer Science .

A number of students taking the Level 3 Diploma in Health & Social Care achieved strong results. Very well done to:

Esme Bryce-Tetley - D*D

Zuzanna Czakon – D*D

Jerome James – D*D

Jessica Lewis – D*D

Haillie Nkambeni – D*D

Jovany Panu Nlongi – D*D

Gosia Swieczkowska – D*D

Ellie Terrey – D*D

We would also like to congratulate two of our visually impaired Emmaus students for their A-level achievements. Ellie-Mae Planson gained E in her English Literature A-level and Lilly Soper achieved Ds in English Literature and History and E in Psychology.

Jo-Anne Hoarty said: “We are immensely proud of all the work and achievements of our students. Our teachers have worked tirelessly to ensure students are all able to progress onto apprenticeships, further education and study, and we look forward to seeing what