Churchill Academy & Sixth Form Students Celebrate A-level Results
Students at Churchill Academy & Sixth Form are celebrating their A-level results following years of hard work and determination to succeed.
Chris Hildrew, Headteacher at Churchill Academy & Sixth Form, commented:
“The A-level results this year are a true reflection of our students' determination and effort, and we couldn't be prouder of their achievements. The results are also a testament to the ongoing work and commitment of our staff to provide students with a unique learning experience that prepares them for life after school. Students continue to excel across the comprehensive and wide-ranging curriculum offered at Churchill. We know the effort behind every grade and we extend our warmest congratulations to every student on their achievements today.”
Among the many outstanding achievements are Rachael Wilson, who achieved A*A*A with an A* in her Extended Project. Ash Shipton also achieved A*A*A and will go on to study Chemical Engineering at Manchester University. Sam Baker achieved A*A*AC and will study Maths at Warwick, and James Lee was accepted to read History at King’s College, Cambridge after achieving straight A grades in his A-levels. Theo Kitchen, Emily Johnston and Charlie Phippen also achieved three A or A* grades, whilst Theo Scoutt, Rory Butson, Esther Winterton, Kate Rutty, Isla Johns, Millie Jones and Eva Mamman achieved two A or A* grades at A level, with Eva going on to study Medicine at the University of Bristol.
Students are progressing to a wide range of destinations, including further study in fields as diverse as marine biology, musical theatre, nursing, primary education, fashion design, economics and engineering.
In addition, many students have also secured highly sought-after places on apprenticeship courses and other training opportunities, whilst others are planning gap years to broaden and build their experience before taking their next steps.
Hannah Sheppard, Assistant Headteacher - Sixth Form, comments:
“We're thrilled to celebrate the success of our Class of 2026. What truly stands out is the breadth of achievement across all our A-level subjects, which speaks to the diverse talents of our students and the strength of our curriculum. It's a joy to see students move on to a wide range of paths, from top universities to highly sought-after apprenticeships and careers, each path tailored to their passions. Every student's journey is unique, and we congratulate each and every one of them on their personal achievements.”
Churchill Academy & Sixth Form offers over 30 courses and a range of personal development programmes unique to the Academy. The Academy will be holding its Sixth Form Open Evening on Thursday 15th October 2026 for future students to visit the facilities. To find out more about the Open Evening visit www.churchill-academy.org/open-days.
