Other exciting courses to note are Gemma Parker, who will attend the University of Chester to study learning disability nursing. Leon Croker who will study games development, and Parsa Dadgar who will begin their studies to become a dental nurse. Mia Rimmer and Ella Twydale are both training to become teachers at Liverpool Hope University and the University of Chester.
The very talented Mathew Butterworth, Shrek from the college’s recent performance, will study musical theatre at the Liverpool Media Academy.
The college was delighted to see so many students securing places at their chosen university.
Deputy Headteacher, Mr Aaren Hampson, said: “It has been fantastic to see our Year 13 students opening their results this morning, and we are confident these represent fantastic attainment and progress from their sixth form career.
“Results day is always so special. After all their hard work and dedication, students enter the school for the last time before they embark on a new chapter of their lives.
“We wish each of them the best of look for their futures; I am confident they will go on to achieve great things.”
Headteacher, Mr Kevin Maddocks, added: “Level 3 results day is always a wonderful point of celebration. It was great to see the students and staff celebrating the hard work and achievements of our most senior students. Today is a culmination of seven years of hard work and a living example of our vision, which is to work together to succeed together.
St Mary’s Catholic College is part of the Holy Family Catholic Multi Academy Trust alongside St John Plessington Catholic College in Bebington, St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School in Birkenhead, Our Lady of Pity Catholic Primary School in Greasby and St Bernard’s Catholic Primary School in Ellesmere Port and St Augustine’s Catholic Primary School in Halton.
by Educate Magazine August 18, 2023 · All News / Sixth Form & College News
