Year 13 Results - Superb Achievements

Excellent results achieved by our sixth form students who have worked incredibly hard this year; the results they have achieved are well deserved.

The overall A Level pass rate was 98%. Impressively, 30% of all grades were A* or A with A*- B grades at 53% and A*- C grades at 80%. Huge successes of 100% A*- C grades were achieved in Fine Art, Geography, Health & Social Care, Media Studies, Portuguese and Spanish. In addition, over 95% A*- C grades were awarded in English Literature, EPQ, Double Health and Social Care, and Sociology.

The vast array of subjects and Russell Group universities our students will be going on to: 

• University of Cambridge - Law 
• University of Oxford - English Language and Literature
• Newcastle University – Biomedical Sciences; Media, Communication and Cultural Studies
• University of Liverpool - Computer Science with Software Development 
• University of Southampton – Psychology; Marketing; Business Management: Mechanical Engineering
• The University of Edinburgh - History of Art
• University of Manchester – History; Management (Accounting and Finance)
• Durham University – Engineering (Aeronautical)
• University of Bristol – Biology
• University College London - Psychology and Language Sciences
• King's College London - Comparative Literature; Extended Medical Degree Programme; International Relations
• University of Nottingham - Politics and International Relations; Physiotherapy
• Queen Mary University of London – Neuroscience; Psychology
• University of Birmingham - Dental Hygiene and Therapy
• London School of Economics and Political Science - Accounting & Finance

Some students are also attending university to pursue their passions in the Arts such as Jewellery Making, Technical Arts for Theatre and Performance, and Creative Arts. We are immensely proud of the hard work and dedication that they have shown in their specialist areas and look forward to hearing about their careers as they develop. Additionally, we welcome and support those embarking on their studies to become the teachers of the future; we hope they may return to us as professionals in the future. 

We also celebrate students who will be embarking on degree apprenticeships in September having committed to studying whilst working which is a significant challenge to undertake but we are confident that their determination and grit will ensure their success. 

Our ‘Coloma Girls’ are able to follow their career aspirations by reading their beloved subjects at some of the top universities nationally or by continuing to develop skills and talents in their specialist subjects. We are exceptionally proud of all of our learners and have shared just a few success stories below;

• Rosie Ellis achieved 3 A*s/1 A and will be studying English Literature at the University of Oxford. She will also be taking up a Choral Scholarship at Worcester College Chapel.
• Nura Murahharan achieved 1 A*/2 As and will be studying Law at the University of Cambridge.
• Mariah Meyers achieved a Distinction and Merit in Health & Social Care and a Merit in Applied Science. Mariah will be studying Sports Therapy at Buckingham New University and has been inspired by the Paris Olympics and hopes to be a Physiotherapist at a future Olympic Games.
• Teresa Murphy achieved 1 A/2 Bs and will be attending Loughborough University to study Sports Science. She will also be playing for the football team – Loughborough Lightening – as she has been playing football from the age of 8 and has been inspired by Mary Earps, England goalkeeper, who is also an alumnus of Loughborough University.
• Maja Markulak achieved good grades in Health & Social Care and Applied Science, and will be studying Adult Nursing at Kingston University and would like to pursue a career as an Oncology Nurse. 

Our heartfelt congratulations to the Class of 2024 who have achieved incredible external exam results. Our Year 13 students have always been aspirational and ambitious learners and their hard work, determination and resilience have reaped huge rewards in their achievements. 

These young women will now be following their dreams having built their foundation at Coloma and we continue to keep them in our prayers as they begin their new educational pathways and start their career journeys. Year 13 learners have always been excellent role models and we know that their achievements will inspire each and every one of the Coloma Girls in Years 7-12.

These results illustrate the real progress we are continuing to make across the board and in our Sixth Form. We look forward to seeing our former Year 11 students on GCSE results day on Thursday 22 August and welcoming them to our Sixth Form in September for a full induction programme.