Impressively, all Year 13s have secured a place at university with two fifths of students (40%) moving on to Russell Group institutions.
Some of the school’s standout performers include:
- Arianna Galarza Castano, who was awarded an A* in English Literature, an A in History and a B in Politics, and is going on to Durham University to study English Literature and History;
- Jeroen Kesse, who was awarded two As in Psychology and Economics, and a B in Mathematics, and is going on to Queen Mary University of London to study Economics;
- Beau Black Turner, who was awarded two As in English Literature and Psychology, and a B in History, and is going on to Loughborough University to study English with Creative Writing;
- Christina Berger, who was awarded two As in Psychology and History, and a B in English Literature, and is going on to Loughborough University to study Psychology;
- Daniella Soriano, who was awarded two As in Psychology and Politics, and a B in Physical Education, and is going on to the Kings College London to study Physiotherapy;
- Maisie Froget-Aldridge, who was awarded an A in Psychology, and two Bs in Politics and English Literature, and is going on to the University of Manchester to study Educational Psychology.
Speaking of her success, Daniella said:
“I don’t think I would’ve done this well without Goresbrook – the hard work that was expected of us really helped me a lot.”
Megan Harris, Principal of Goresbrook School, said:
“Congratulations to all our Sixth Form students receiving their results today after two years of diligent A Level studies. We are very proud of what this cohort has achieved, both in the classroom and beyond it, and we hope that they continue to capitalise on all they have learnt and accomplished during their time at Goresbrook as they successfully take their next steps.
“On behalf of our fantastic Sixth Form team, I wish our departing Year 13s the best of luck and look forward to welcoming many of our existing Year 11s, as well as new students, into our Sixth Form in September.”