A level and vocational qualification results: Diocese of Middlesbrough

Trinity Sixth Form, in Middlesbrough, celebrated another strong set of results, continuing a clear upward trend with average points per entry increasing for the third consecutive year.

STEM subjects performed particularly well, with students achieving a 96% pass rate across Biology, Chemistry, Engineering and Physics. Engineering students secured an average grade of Distinction, while A Level Mathematics outcomes improved by a full grade on average. Students also achieved the highest possible A* grades in Biology and Chemistry.

Strong results were recorded across the wider curriculum, with average B grades in A Level Religious Studies and English Language and Literature. BTEC Sport students achieved on average a Distinction, while Extended Project Qualification results ranged from B to A*.

Michael Blair, head of school at Trinity Catholic College, praised the dedication and hard work of students and staff. Head of sixth form Phillip Scarr said: “We are delighted with the achievements of our young people. These qualifications provide a springboard to higher education, further training, apprenticeships or employment, giving every student a clear path to a positive future.”

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