St Michael’s Church of England Academy celebrate impressive A-level and BTEC results

Students from St Michael’s Church of England Academy, Crosby, were in high spirits as they received their A-level and BTEC results this morning [Thursday, 14 August].

The academy, which is part of All Saints Multi Academy Trust, has seen a significant rise in top grades, with students in art, biology, chemistry, history, philosophy and ethics, and psychology achieving on average a C grade or higher.

All BTEC students passed their courses, with the vast majority achieving a merit grade or higher.

These achievements open the door to a range of pathways as students move forward into further study, training, or employment.

Student achievements and next steps

Ellie Mai Chadwick achieved a Distinction in business, a Distinction in creative digital media, and a Distinction in sport. Ellie Mai has secured a place at the University of Derby to study sport management.

Sam Green secured an A* in philosophy and ethics, A in history, B in psychology, and a D in physics. Sam has secured a place at the University of Liverpool to study history.

Isla Harrison earned a Distinction* in health and social care and a Distinction* in sport. Isla has secured a place at Edge Hill University to study nutrition and health.

Marek Korskinskij secured A grades in biology, chemistry, and physics, and a B in mathematics. Marek is still deciding on his choice of university, where he will study medicine.

Louisa Perez achieved a Distinction in creative digital media, a Merit in business and a B in art. Louisa has secured a place at Edge Hill University to study GRAPHIC Design.

Staff comment on students resilience

Headteacher Roy Bellmon said: “We are incredibly proud of our students and everything they have achieved. We’ve seen firsthand how much work our students have put in, and it’s wonderful to see that hard work recognised today. As a school rooted in Christian values, we celebrate not only academic success but the personal growth of each individual. We wish all our students the very best as they move onto the next chapter of their lives.”

Head of sixth form Damian Meir added: “Our students have shown great resilience and have received just rewards for their determination and positivity. I am very proud of all of them.”