Shireland Biomedical UTC and Shireland Collegiate Academy Students Shine Following A Level Success

Today marks the culmination of years of hard work and dedication for students, their families and Academy staff who have supported them every step of the way as they now look to secure places at their chosen universities, apprenticeships and employment.

Shireland Collegiate Academy

Students achieved highly this year with 97% of students achieving a pass rate at grades A-C, including 20% receiving grades at the highest standard of A*-A and 20% gaining grades A A B or higher.

Shireland continues to deliver strong performances, with all subjects having delivered excellent results, particularly in Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and Physics.

In addition to the Academy’s ongoing success, individual highlights include Fatima, who excelled to achieve A* grades in Biology, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Sanjiv, Ali, Abdullahi, and Khadijah, who achieved A* and A grades across all their subjects, with Sajiv having been offered a place to study Law at the London School of Economics and Ali to study Mathematics at Warwick University. Abdullahi and Khadija have also received offers to study Computer Science and Pharmacy respectively at the University of Birmingham.

Moira Green, Principal at Shireland Collegiate Academy, commented: “Today is a true celebration of our students’ hard-earned success, reflecting their amazing resilience and determination. At Shireland Collegiate Academy, we know that we provide the opportunities to making great things happen and it has been an incredible privilege to watch our students grow, overcome challenges and achieve their aspirations. We are extremely proud of each and every student and are excited for the bright futures that lie ahead.

“A heartfelt thank you also goes to our dedicated staff, whose unwavering support has been crucial in guiding our students to success and becoming confident, well-rounded individuals ready to take on the world.”

Students pursuing BTEC courses have also excelled this year, particularly in Business and Health and Social Care, where 75% attained either Distinction or Distinction*. This was also the average grade achieved across the board for BTECs.

 

 

Shireland Biomedical UTC

This year, 96% of A level students achieved three or more passes at grades A*-E, with Biology, English Literature, Maths, Sociology, Psychology, Italian and Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) attaining a 100% pass rate.

In addition to the Academy’s continued success, performances were particularly strong in Applied Science and Health and Social Care, with BTEC Applied Science achieving 100% Distinction* grades.

Kayleigh Steed, Head of Sixth Form at Shireland Biomedical UTC, commented: “Today celebrates the hard-earned successes and achievements of our students, whose dedication and perseverance have truly paid off. It has been an inspiration to see their aspirations come to fruition; their results reflecting not only academic excellence but their personal growth during their time with us. 

“We are incredibly proud of them all and excited to see where their futures take them and wish them every success and happiness. We would also like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to our exceptional staff, whose guidance and support have been instrumental in helping our students thrive.” 

Students pursuing BTEC courses have also excelled this year, with 97% gaining qualifications equivalent to three or more A level passes at grades A*-E, mirroring the success of their A level peers. This means that BTEC students at Shireland Biomedical UTC have secured an average grade of Distinction.

Sir Mark Grundy, CEO of Shireland Collegiate Academy Trust, said: “Congratulations to all our students at Shireland Biomedical UTC on your remarkable achievements. Your hard work and perseverance have brought you to this moment and you should all be incredibly proud. As you step into the next exciting chapter, remember that there are no limits to what you can achieve.

“We wish you all a future filled with every happiness, continued growth and fulfilment.”