Year 13 students at Sharnbrook Academy excel on results day
Sixth form students at Sharnbrook Academy, part of Meridian Trust, are looking ahead to bright futures after collecting a strong set of results today.
The achievements mark the culmination of years of dedication and commitment, with students securing places at universities, apprenticeships and employment opportunities across the country.
Jackie Hankins, head of Sixth Form at Sharnbrook Academy, said: “Seeing the Year 13s celebrate their results today is wonderful. They have worked immensely hard in preparation for today, and I have truly been impressed by the maturity and high standard they hold themselves to. They have left a wonderful legacy for our future cohorts.”
Clare Keating-Roberts, interim academy principal at Sharnbrook Academy, said: “Post-16 results day is always a special moment, and this year is no exception. Our students have excelled in their studies, rising to challenges with positivity and purpose. As they embark on the next chapter of their lives, I am confident they will make a meaningful contribution to their communities and chosen professions.”
Among the Academy's highest achievers, Charlie Ephgrave secured an outstanding three A*s and an A and will progress to study mechanical engineering at the University of Warwick. Anaika Patchigolla will also join Warwick to study physics with astrophysics, while Holly Noble will read psychological and behavioural sciences at the University of Cambridge.
Other notable successes include Olivia Cave, who will study aerospace engineering at the University of Sheffield; Luke Killen, who will study ancient history at the University of Leicester; Charlotte Chapman, who will study physics at Durham University; Hassan Zghaibe, who will study medicine at the University of Birmingham; and Ané Human, who will be progressing to study land economy at the University of Cambridge.
In addition to university destinations, many of our students including, Ruby Maziak, Max Foley, Maja Poniatowska and Cara Riding have secured prestigious apprenticeships.
Mark Woods, CEO of Meridian Trust, said: “I would like to congratulate all of our Year 13 students receiving their results today across Meridian Trust. They have approached their studies with commitment and maturity, and their results reflect their hard work and ambition.
"I hope every student takes time to celebrate their achievements and looks ahead with confidence to the next chapter. I would also like to thank our dedicated staff and families for their continued support in helping our students reach this point. I am excited to see where their talents and ambition take them next.”