Students across Shropshire are today receiving their A-level and many other vocational course results.
Shropshire Council has today congratulated all A-Level and BTEC students in Shropshire on their success and wished them all the best for the future.
“I would also like to thank all those who have supported our hard-working students this last year – to the teachers and their school and college staff, including our virtual school who support our looked after students, all who have shown incredible dedication to ensure young people are prepared for their next steps in the world.
“Good luck and best wishes to all these young people as they take the next step towards further education or work. Speaking as the results were revealed to the students, James Staniforth, said: “I am extremely proud of the results that our students have achieved. This year has seen the return to the marking standards from the pre-pandemic period for A Levels. This has meant a stricter criterion for grading compared to the past two years. Nevertheless, our students have individually and collectively excelled.
Support staff are available at the Welsh Bridge campus for A Level students with bookable ‘drop-in’ discussion sessions. The sessions can be booked by emailing the college on [email protected]. Alternatively, students can come to the Welsh Bridge Campus for a drop-in service. The ‘drop-in’ sessions are available from 9am – 4.00pm.
“We are immensely proud of each and every one of them. Their achievements are a testament to their resilience, dedication, and the supportive environment we’ve cultivated here on campus.” Shropshire’s Wrekin College was today celebrating a “highly impressive” set of A level and BTEC results with almost three-quarters of grades at C and above – an increase on pre-pandemic levels.
A fifth of all grades achieved by the Upper Sixth were at A or A* grade – which is generally in line with the number the school achieved in 2019. Almost half of all grades achieved were at Grade B or above and the percentage of passes overall was identical to 2019.
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