15 August, 2019
This year at Ormiston Bushfield Academy, 72% of the A-level entrants achieved A* – C grades and 42% achieved A* – B, surpassing last year’s results and cementing the academy’s reputation for successfully delivering high-quality Post-16 education in the city. The school also excelled in vocational subjects, with an impressive 50% of vocational entries achieving the top grades Distinction or Distinction*.
The academy saw success across a range of subjects, with 83% of Physics students and 67% of English students achieving A*–B grades.
Students secured places at the country’s top universities, with some of the highest achievers including:
Dennis Kirwan, Principal of Ormiston Bushfield Academy, said:
“I am extremely proud of all our students’ results, which will enable them to progress and go on to achieve their full potential. The rising number of students achieving top grades is testament to the high-quality teaching and learning they receive at the academy and I’d like to congratulate the students and staff for all their hard work.”
Haseena Manji, Head of Sixth Form at the Academy, said:
“Once again, our students and staff have been rewarded for their hard work and effort: 96% of our students are progressing to university, exceeding the national average and highlighting the rising aspirations amongst our young people.”
Nick Hudson, CEO of Ormiston Academies Trust, said:
“I would like to congratulate students, staff and the whole school community at Ormiston Bushfield Academy on these exceptional results, which are testament to the hard work and determination of students, supported by their teachers and parents.
“As a Trust, it is our absolute priority to ensure that every student has the opportunity to fulfil their potential and the skills to succeed whether going on to study at a leading university or entering the world of work. We look forward to working with the academy to build on these achievements.”
Ormiston Bushfield Academy is committed to providing all students with the access and opportunities to achieve their full potential.
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