Students secure bright futures after Sixth Form success at Bacup and Rawtenstall Grammar School
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82.4% of A levels were completed at grades A*-C, with over 64% completed at A*-B grades and 35.2% at the top A*-A grades.
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Hide AdAfter their hard work and dedication, the school’s talented Sixth Form students are revelling in their results and will now progress to a wide range of destinations, including leading universities and employers.
One of the school’s star achievers is Lana Evans who achieved A*s – the highest grade – in Biology, Chemistry and Geography as well as an A in Mathematics. Having secured a place to study Veterinary Medicine at the University of Cambridge, Lana said: "I am feeling incredibly proud of my results. I really enjoyed my time at BRGS and would like to thank my teachers for all their wonderful guidance.”
James Harrison, another gifted Sixth Form student who achieved phenomenal results, has secured a place at the University of Manchester. After achieving four A*s in Computing, Mathematics, Further Mathematics and Physics, James is looking forward to studying Computer Science and Mathematics with Industrial Experience.
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Hide AdJoining James at the University of Manchester will be Laila Kaysor who will be studying Dentistry after earning three As in Biology, Chemistry and Religious Studies. Fellow student Hussain Hammad will also be studying Dentistry at the University of Leeds after achieving A*s in Chemistry and Mathematics as well as an A in Biology.
Also celebrating exceptional attainment at BRGS is Holly Cheung who is delighted to have secured a place to study Mathematics at the University of Warwick after achieving four A*s in Chemistry, Mathematics, Further Mathematics and Psychology. Holly said: "I am really happy with what I have achieved and I’m really excited for what lies ahead.”
Students Ted Bentley and Esther Fielden will be joining each other at the London School of Economics following their remarkable A level results. Ted will be studying Accounting and Finance after achieving an A* in History and As in Law and Mathematics while Esther will study Economics after securing A levels in Mathematics, Further Mathematics, German, Economics and an Extended Project Qualification (EPQ).
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Hide AdFollowing her time at BRGS, student Sophie Kennett will be embarking on a Degree Apprenticeship with the BBC. Sophie, who earned A levels in Business, Psychology and Sociology, underwent several rounds of assessments and interviews to secure this fantastic opportunity. Reflecting on her achievement, Sophie said: “I am so excited for the next part of my journey and starting my dream job, thank you BRGS for your help and support.”
James Johnstone, Principal at BRGS, commented, “Our dedication to promoting excellence in education continues to be our top priority and I am immensely proud of all our Sixth Form students for the commitment, perseverance and dedication they have shown.
“I look forward to seeing our Class of 2024 thrive in their future endeavours and wish them every success as they embark on the next chapter of their journeys."
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Hide AdBRGS joined Star Academies - one of the country's highest performing multi-academy trusts - on 1 September 2023. Opening a new chapter in the school’s illustrious 300-year history, it became the 33rd school in the Star family and admits around 300 students into its Sixth Form to study a wide range of academic courses.
The school is still accepting Sixth Form applications for September 2024. Anyone interested in joining the Sixth Form is advised to contact the school between 9am – 4pm on Thursday 22 and Friday 23 August for advice and enrolment information.
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