Burnham's Ormiston Rivers principal says she is "hugely proud" of what her sixth formers have achieved.
Students at Ormiston Rivers Academy’s sixth form, which is sponsored by Ormiston Academies Trust, have achieved excellent A-level results which reflect their hard work and commitment.
Students across the sixth form performed well.
Here are some of Ormiston Rivers' high achievers.
Kate Frost achieved four A*s in Chemistry, Physics, Maths and Further Maths. She also achieved an A in AS Biology, and a Distinction* in Engineering Principles. Kate is going to Downing College at Cambridge University to study Engineering.
Oliver Rivers achieved four A*s in Drama, French, Geography and Maths. Oliver is going to study Modern Languages and Cultures. This course also has a year abroad.
Charlotte Cant achieved three A*s in English Literature, Extended Project, Sociology and an A in Law. Charlotte is off to the University of Southampton to study English.
Bethany Robertson achieved one A* in Sociology and three A’s in Core Maths, Geography and Physics.
Bethany is off to the University of Exeter to study International Relations to hopefully one day become an Ambassador.
Millie Lumley achieved an A* in Art and three A’s in Law, Extended Project and Finance LIBF.
Millie has accepted an unconditional offer to study Graphic Design at Norwich University.
Emily Ham, who achieved a Distinction* in Performing Arts and two Merits in Child Development and Health and Social Care, is off to study at Performers Dance College.
Emily has been ORA’s Dance Captain the past two years and has competed internationally over the years.
Tia Evans achieved two Distinction* in Child Care, Engineering, A distinction in Health and Social Care and a B in Extended Project has received offers from all her universities, including two unconditional offers.
She has also applied for apprenticeships and has accepted an apprenticeship in Advanced Civil Engineering, Buildings, and Infrastructure with ARUP in London.
Ella Beber, achieved a Distinction’s in Sport an A* in Finance LIBF and an A in Psychology, has chosen to study a Degree Apprenticeship in Tax Assistance with RSM in London.
She also applied for and received multiple offers for university.
Joseph Murray, who achieved an A in Biology, two B’s in Chemistry and Maths, and an A* in Extended Project.
Joseph has been offered a place at Exeter University to study Bio-Engineering.
Emma Baker, principal at Ormiston Rivers Academy, said: “This has been a summer like no other for all schools.
"Our Year 13 A Level Students’ grades reflect outstanding hard work over the last two years, and particular resilience.
"We are very proud of all the effort that they have put into their studies, and know that these outcomes will help to ensure that they can proceed to their next stage in their futures whether that be University, work or via an Apprenticeship route.
“For many, the loss of the exams, which appeared initially to be great news, will leave them feeling uncertain whether to celebrate their results.
"They should do so, because these results are based on performance in mock exams, classwork, homework and coursework that they have done.
“I am hugely proud of what they have achieved during their time at Ormiston Rivers and we look forward to seeing what they can go on to achieve in the coming years.
"I am also very grateful to all the parents, who have provided outstanding support at all times, but particularly in the last term, and of course to the teachers who have worked with, encouraged and enthused these young people throughout their time at the academy.”
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