Sixth form students at St John Bosco Arts College celebrate A level and BTEC success

Students at St John Bosco Arts College in Croxteth have cause for celebration today after receiving their A level and BTEC results.

From 8:30am this morning, St John Bosco sixth form students and their families began arriving at the school for one last time to discover the outcome of two years of hard work and commitment.

The co-educational sixth form has continued to build upon its previous years’ success and, following today’s results, students are now preparing to take their next steps on a range of exciting pathways, including university and degree apprenticeships.

Lois Murphy is celebrating outstanding results of AAB, securing her place at the University of Liverpool to study archaeology.

Demi-Leigh Woods is also celebrating success, achieving a Distinction* and Double Distinction, and will now begin a prestigious law degree apprenticeship at Edge Hill University.

Miss Charlotte Lyon, head of sixth form, said: “Results day is always a highlight in my calendar as I get to share in the joy and excitement of our students’ successes. Our aim at St John Bosco is twofold – to enable our students to achieve the very best academically, whilst giving them every opportunity to develop as mature and responsible young adults.

“Today, we have seen this vision come to fruition following the determination and resilience students have demonstrated over the past two years. We’re incredibly proud of all they have achieved and wish them the very best as they embark on their next journey.”

Headteacher, Mr Darren Gidman, added: “Today has been a wonderful opportunity to come together to celebrate the achievements of our sixth form students. It’s been a privilege to witness this cohort flourish with the support of teaching and pastoral staff who have empowered them along the way to reach their full potential.

“As a Salesian community grounded in support and care, St John Bosco Arts College is a family that supports individuals through every stage of their journey. As our Year 13s leave us to progress to their desired destinations and occupations, I would like to wish them the very best of luck and look forward to hearing about their future endeavours. Well done class of 2025!”