Kathryn Brindley-Edwards, Principal of Sixth Forms at The Bedford College Group praised the students’ efforts:
“As our very first A-Level cohort, our students have made history at The Corby Sixth Form and achieved a strong 90% pass rate. We look forward to hearing how they progress through university and into their chosen careers.”
Lee Barron MP for Corby and East Northamptonshire, said:
“Huge congratulations to everyone at The Corby Sixth Form for hitting this milestone. I know it has taken a lot of hard work and commitment from staff and students.
There is always a lot of pressure on results day, but I hope, whatever is on the page, you remember that you have met the challenges and that’s worth celebrating. I wish every student the very best on the next stage of their journey and hope they will feel proud of playing their part in The Corby Sixth Form’s story.”
Nikosh Choina, was happy very with his A-Level results getting a B in Maths, a B in Physics and a C in Computer Science securing his place at the University of York to study computer science. He said:
“I really enjoyed studying at The Corby Sixth Form, I was given freedom but was also pushed to get the results I needed.”
Adam Finke who collected his A-Level results said:
“I’ve just found out I’ve got into De Montfort University which was my first choice to study Cyber Security and Networking. The Corby Sixth Form was a great place to study. I love the freedom of studying here because you can come and go as you please and you are treated like an adult.”
Summer Smouton Brown achieved a Distinction* Distinction in Forensics and Criminal Investigation, the highest grade achievable in a BTEC qualification, and a C in Biology. Summer commented:
“I’ve just got into The University of Kent as my first choice. I’m going to study Forensic Science as their course has a year abroad scheme. My results are thanks to my Biology Teacher Shona McFadyen. She’s just incredible and will do everything to help you understand a topic. The Corby sixth form is such a great place to study and I would recommend it to anyone!”
Lorna Lowrie, who achieved and A in Art and a C in both Philosophy and Psychology, has secured her place at the Norwich University of Arts to study Art. She collected her results supported by her parents. She added:
“The teachers were the best part, they treated me like an adult giving is independence and freedom. I was very shy in secondary school and coming here I had a fresh mindset and a lot more confidence.”
