A Level and BTEC Results 2026
St Saviour’s and St Olave’s is celebrating another fabulous set A-Level and BTEC results which are allowing our students to progress to the next exciting stage of their education.
Included in these wonderful achievements we have students achieving the highest grades like Sophia who achieved 4A’s and will be studying Natural Sciences at Durham University, Ivy who will be studying Chemical Engineering at UCL and Joline who has gained a place at Sheffield to study Urban Planning . St Saviour’s students are going on to study a vast array of subjects in universities across the country, including law and philosophy, nursing, midwifery, sport science, music production and so much more. Whilst others have chosen to follow exciting apprenticeship opportunities they have learned about whilst in the sixth form.
Catherine May, Headteacher, said: “I am so proud of all that these students have achieved since they joined us in year 7 or in year 12. They have consistently worked hard, coping incredibly well with the demands of a very rigorous examination system. It’s been wonderful to celebrate today all that they have achieved, and to hear of their plans for working in Education, Cyber Security, Medicine, and so many other disciplines. They have demonstrated strength of character and resilience to continue pursuing their dreams on their journey towards becoming ‘makers of the future’. Most of all I am proud to know the amazing young people they are. I congratulate them all and wish them all the very best for the future.”
Deputy Headteacher, Michelle Ferguson said: “Our students are ambitious, talented and determined, and they should be incredibly proud of the results they have achieved. Their hard work, resilience and commitment have truly paid off, and I am confident they will continue to thrive as they take their next steps into university, apprenticeships and employment. We are very proud of them all and grateful to our staff and families for the support they have given along the way. We wish every student the very best for their exciting futures.”
Head of Sixth Form Emma Walsh said: “We wish our Year 13 students for the future. They are a fantastic, hardworking year group whose commitment and enthusiasm shine through in everything they do. We look forward to seeing the ways they go on to change the world.”