On Tuesday 10th August, students at the College of West Anglia (CWA) celebrated receiving their A-level results, alongside friends and staff.
This year, 78% of a-level students achieved grades A*-C, with an overall pass rate of 99% (grades A*-E).
CWA Principal, David Pomfret, said:
‘I am delighted with the good A-level results we have achieved this year. To achieve a pass rate of 99% is testament to the hard-work, dedication and commitment of both our students and teaching staff. In addition, the number of students achieving top grades has been good, with 77% achieving A*-C. We couldn’t be prouder of all they have achieved during their time with us and we wish them every success in their future endeavours.”
CWA student Ryan Allington achieved three A grades in Maths, Geography and Business Studies. Elouise Youngs also achieved 3 A grades in Sociology, English and Criminology.
Pictured: Eloise Youngs with parent Sarah Youngs. Eloise is going on to study an undergraduate degree in English and Psychology at Bishop Grosseteste University.
Beth Ross achieved two A*s and one A in English, Sociology and History respectively.
Beth Ross
George Davis (18) achieved grades in History (A*), Sociology (A), Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) (A) and Law (Merit). He is due to begin a law apprenticeship with Fraser Dawbarns Solicitors this year.
George Davis
From L to R: CWA Principal David Pomfret, Luke Ansell (18), Alfie Wagg (18) and George Davis (18). Alfie is going on to study Law at the University of East Anglia.
Many students from CWA received their vocational qualification results today. Yasmin Twaite-Smith (19) achieved two distinctions and a merit for the BTEC Level 3 qualification in Health & Social Care. She is currently employed by the Queen Elizabeth Hospital as a Healthcare Assistant.
Many students from CWA received their vocational qualification results today. Yasmin Twaite-Smith (19) achieved two distinctions and a merit for the BTEC Level 3 qualification in Health & Social Care. She is currently employed by the Queen Elizabeth Hospital as a Healthcare Assistant.
Yasmin Twaite-Smith