Bridlington School have announced ‘exceptional’ A-Level and BTEC results achieved by Sixth Form students.
Kate Parker-Randall, Headteacher of Bridlington School, expressed the school’s pride in the students’ achievements:
“These results are a testament to the hard work, dedication, and resilience of our students and the unwavering support provided by our staff, parents and carers.
“Many of our students have secured places at prestigious universities studying a vast array of courses including accounting and finance, chemical engineering, mathematics and geography, while others are continuing their studies through competitive higher-levelapprenticeships and employment including degree apprenticeships at Rolls-Royce, Specsavers and the RAF. Whatever the next step, we are proud to ‘Hand on the torch of life’ as our students go out to make their mark on the world.
“This year’s A-Level and BTEC results are a true reflection of the hard work, perseverance, and determination of our students. I would like to thank our dedicated staff who have provided exceptional support and guidance throughout the year. We are thrilled to see so many of our students moving on to the next stage of their lives with confidence and a strong foundation for future success.
“These remarkable outcomes reflect our commitment to academic excellence and our students’ dedication to their studies. Their individual achievements stand as an inspiration to their peers and a testament to the quality of education provided at Bridlington School Sixth Form.
“We wish all our leavers every success for the future and look forward to hearing about their progress and successes as they keep in touch through our vibrant alumni as an Old Bridlingtonian.”
Katie Davidson, Head of Sixth Form said: “It has been a pleasure to see this group develop academically and achieve excellent outcomes.
“They have represented the Sixth Form and school as sports leaders, prefects and have taken part in a wide range of extra-curricular activities including; Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award, senior cadets in our CCF and the Bridlington Medical and Health and Social Care Academy.”
