缅北禁地

There is once again much cause for celebration at 缅北禁地 after Sixth Form students achieved another excellent set of results. Outstanding outcomes included 40% of grades at A*/A or Distinction*/Distinction, and 86% A*-C or Distinction*-Merit, with 97% of the students achieving three qualifications or better.

缅北禁地 students have consistently led the way in Sixth Form performance in the borough since it opened in 2006 and this year’s results demonstrate the hard work of students and staff at the Academy.

All students should be proud of their achievements but amongst the stand out performances were:

• Mya Vehniwal – A* Biology / A* Psychology / A Business, and will study Physiotherapy at the University of Liverpool.
• Moufid Skhita – A Chemistry / A Mathematics / B Physics, and will study Engineering at the University of Birmingham.
• Sukhmani Mahil – A* Psychology / A Biology / A Chemistry, and will study Optometry at Aston University.
• Arif Rahman – A* Chemistry / A Mathematics / A Physics, and will study Computer Science at the University of Birmingham.
• Colleen Harris – Distinction* Health and Social Care / Distinction IT / Distinction Sport, and will study Social Work at the University of Birmingham.
• Jass Sethi – Distinction* and Distinction Business / Distinction IT, and will study Computer Science at Birmingham City University
• Andrew Chu – A* Chemistry / A* Mathematics / A Physics / B Further Mathematics, and will study Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of Birmingham.
• Jaspriya Mann – Distinction* and Distinction Business / Distinction IT, and will study Accounting and Finance at Aston University.
• Muskan Rattan – Distinction* and Distinction Business / Distinction Applied Science, and will study Accounting and Finance at Birmingham City University
• Ebrima Sise – Distinction and Distinction Sport / Distinction Business, and will study HR and Business Management at Aston University.
• Anna Britton – Distinction and Distinction Health and Social Care / Distinction Applied Science, and will study Mental Health Nursing at the University of Birmingham.
• Amrita Kaur – Distinction and Distinction Business / Distinction IT, and will study Human Resource Management at Birmingham City University.

James Saunders, Head of the Academy, commented:

“After a long wait for results, I am delighted to see the excellent and much deserved successes of our students. These achievements are a consequence of the dedication and commitment of our young people, and the great relationships between staff, students and parents and carers at the Academy. After the years of disruption caused by the Pandemic, this was the first formal public examination series for most students, and they have coped admirably with the challenges. Our students will be going on to a range of exciting opportunities as they take the next steps in their lives, and the Academy will continue to support students in securing their chosen pathways. I would particularly like to thank parents and carers for their continued support, and I wish each student every success in their future.”