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Exam Results

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Year 13 Results Day 2025

The Sixth Form College at All Hallows Catholic School is delighted to once again report a fantastic set of A-Level and Level 3 BTEC exam results. 31% of all grades achieved were A*-A and 61% were A*-B.

This year, a record 15% of our Year 13 cohort achieved the highest possible grades in three or more subjects; our sincere congratulations go to Trishna Bathia, Maz Benyera, Ella Castle, Erica Crean, Reina Fayad, Sophie Gregson, Noah Hewett, Grace Kay, Nola Keen, Myles Kenny, Anton Kepa, Marcus Mara, Dumkele Osaje, Julia Pagan, Jacob Potter, Labiba Rehman, Kate Sowden, Will Stephens and Sasha Tomusyak.
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Our students’ hard work has enabled them to move into work, apprenticeships and Further Education with a strong foundation for future success. We are thrilled that Grace Kay will be studying Linguistics at the University of Cambridge, and that Julia Pagan will be studying Medicine at the University of Oxford. Students will be embarking on courses across the country, studying subjects including Law, Architecture, Performing Arts, Mechanical Engineering and International Relations among many others.

​Head of College, Melody Esho said, ‘We are incredibly proud of our Year 13 cohort and their wonderful achievements. This is the largest cohort on in the College’s history, and they have demonstrated exceptional diligence and commitment. We wish them all the best for the future and thank them for everything they have given back to the All Hallows family during their time with us. I would also like to extend my thanks to all of the staff who have supported Year 13 during their time with us, and especially to Mrs Branney, their Head of Year.’
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Head of Year, Clare Branney said, “It has been such an honour and joy to see this incredible group of young people grow, learn, and flourish during their time  at All Hallows. They have shown not only academic excellence but also courage, kindness, and a true sense of community. Watching them rise to challenges, celebrate successes, and support each other along the way has been a privilege. We are so proud of everything they have achieved and excited to see all the amazing things they will go on to do next.”
 
Headteacher, Mark Baines, said, ‘The All Hallows Family are incredibly proud of the success of our Year 13 students and the contribution they have made to the school during their time here.  I am extremely grateful to our committed and excellent staff who have taught them, and to the parents and carers whose love and support has supported their child and the school throughout their studies.  We wish them every success and happiness as they take their next steps.’
The College at All Hallows welcomes applications from students from any secondary school. Our Open Evening for the September 2026 intake is on Thursday 25 September from 5pm.

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Year 11 Press release August 2025

All Hallows Catholic School is proud to announce the excellent results achieved by our Year 11 students in this summer’s GCSE and Level 2 BTEC examinations.

86% of grades awarded to our students were 9 to 4, with one in three of grades achieved being 9 to 7. 84% of students received 5 GCSEs at Grade 4 or above, including English and Maths.
​We are proud to recognise the following students who achieved 5 or more Grade 9s and/or Distinction * Grades: Caren Ikhurionan, Maeve Kenny, Leo Klotz, Alek Mach, Tiago Pereira Cruz, Kitty Smith, Helayna Yates. Special commendation goes to Kitty who received a Grade 9 in every subject.

Head of Year 11 Katy Cruickshank said: “Our Year 11 students have demonstrated perseverance and strength of character throughout their time with us. I would like to congratulate each of them, and on behalf of the entire staff, offer my heartfelt best wishes for their future pursuits. It has been an honour to support them as their Head of Year.”

Head of Upper School Victoria Milnes said: "It was a pleasure to celebrate the students' accomplishments with them today and see the outcomes of their dedication and effort. Their exam success has prepared them exceptionally well for the next chapter of their journey."

​Headteacher Mark Baines said: “We are immensely proud of our Year 11 students and all they have accomplished. Our sincere thanks go to the dedicated staff who have supported them, and to the parents and carers whose encouragement and care have been vital over the past five years. We wish every student success and happiness as they move forward with their education, with most continuing their journey in our College.”

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