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Lift Richmond Park celebrates students’ dedication and resilience with excellent results
Lift Richmond Park celebrates students’ dedication and resilience with excellent results
Sixth formers achieve highly in A Level and BTEC qualifications
Thomas Brigstocke achieved four A*s in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Further Mathematics. He is going on a gap year and then to study Physics at University College London.
Rose Armitage achieved three A*s in Chemistry, Computer Science and Mathematics. She is going to study Computer Science at Newcastle University.
Sixth formers and their teachers at Lift Richmond Park, part of Lift Schools, are celebrating today as they collect their A Level and vocational qualifications results.
After two years of hard work and dedication by students, with support from their families and teachers, students are finding out how they have done and where they will be going next.
Lift Richmond Park is celebrating particularly outstanding results achieved by many students, including:
Thomas Brigstocke achieved four A* grades in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Further Mathematics. He is going on a gap year and then to study Physics at University College London.
Rose Armitage achieved three A* grades in Chemistry, Computer Science and Mathematics. She is going to study Computer Science at Newcastle University.
Lily Senaux achieved three A* grades in History, Mathematics and her EPQ, and an A in Chemistry. She is going on a gap year and then to study Chemistry at the University of Edinburgh.
Mia O’Donnell achieved two A* grades in Mathematics and Further Mathematics, and an A in French. She is going to study Mathematics at the University of Manchester.
Elise Connor achieved two A* grades in Sociology and Government & Politics, and As in History and her EPQ. She is going to study Politics at the University of Bristol.
Kiaan Ikram achieved A* in Mathematics and two A grades in Economics and Further Mathematics. He is going on to study Mathematics at University College London.
This year’s cohort were in year 8 at the start of the pandemic and subsequent lockdowns, with uncertainties and disruption as they prepped for their A Levels. The resilience and hard work shown by this group of students has been impressive, reflected both in their results and determination to do well.
To help prepare for this year’s examinations, the school has provided extra support, guidance, counselling, tutoring, run extra classes and opened the school in the holidays. Not forgetting the fantastic support offered from the teaching staff.
Head of the Sixth Form, Chris Trace, said:
“I am so proud of this cohort of students! As the Sixth Form continues to grow, so do the results, and our students are leaving us for some outstanding destinations thanks to their hard work and determination which is always boosted by the support of our fantastic staff. We can’t wait to see what they go on to achieve in the future!”
Principal at Lift Richmond Park, James Whelan, said:
“I am delighted and proud of our students who have worked hard over 7 years and got amazing results, with many going onto university, further study or apprenticeships. With roughly a third of our students achieving A*-A grades, we continue to improve our academic performance year on year. A huge well done to all our students and staff.”
Director of education at Lift Schools, Phil Humphreys said:
“Another year of great results from our students who display such excellent characteristics every year. Despite some hardships and challenges, every one of our students has stepped up to try their absolute best. Well done everyone.”
Rebecca Boomer-Clark, CEO of Lift Schools said:
“Many congratulations to all of our students who yet again have achieved fantastic results. We know that our young people have faced many challenges and I want to commend them for their hard work, tenacity and determination to succeed.”
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