Sixth Form Students Celebrate A-Level Success

Students at St Augustine’s Catholic High School and St Benedict’s Catholic High School, both part of the Magnificat Sixth Form, are celebrating another year of outstanding A-Level results.

St Augustine’s Catholic High School

St Augustine’s saw a strong performance this year, with many students securing places at top universities, including Russell Group institutions, as well as competitive apprenticeships.

Headteacher Luke Payton praised students’ resilience:

“These results reflect the hard work of our students, the dedication of staff, and the support of families. We are incredibly proud.”

Notable successes include:

• Noah Barker – A*/A*/Distinction*, heading to Loughborough for Aeronautical Engineering

• Joseph Seager – A*/A*/A, going to Warwick to study Economics

• Christa Vincent – A*/A/A, studying Chemical Engineering at Manchester

• Alexander Day-Jones, Conrad Skrycki, and others also achieved top grades and secured impressive university places.

St Benedict’s Catholic High School

At St Benedict’s, over a third of A-Level grades were A–B*, with strong results in History, English Literature, and vocational subjects like Environmental Science and Criminology.

Principal Ms Paddock said:

“We hope all students are proud of their achievements and embrace the exciting opportunities ahead.”

The school celebrated excellent outcomes for disadvantaged and EAL students, both achieving APS scores well above national averages.

Individual highlights include:

• Lauren Harris – A*/A*/B, heading to Birmingham

• Olivia Majerczak – A*/A/B, going to Manchester

• Issac Hempell – Studying Politics at Edge Hill

• Nathalia Alvarez-Carmona – A/A/Distinction, going to Sussex to study Law

We are proud of all our Magnificat Sixth Form students and wish them continued success in the exciting paths ahead.