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Exam Results

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Year 13 Results Day 2026

Once again, The Sixth Form College at All Hallows Catholic School is thrilled to report an impressive set of A-Level and Level 3 BTEC exam results. 31% of all grades achieved were A*-A and 62% were A*-B.

This year 24 students achieved an incredible 3 or more A or A* grades or BTEC equivalent; well-deserved congratulations to Lilian Alhassan, Isaac Barney, Partha Calpakkam Lakshmikanthan, Daniel Distefano, Bella Fargeot-Deadman, Joseph Huntley, Victor Jolaoso, Ben Jones, Elizabeth Lathwell, Adrian Law, Chloe Linehan-Cannon, India Mackie, Izzy Norman, Max O’Connell, Francisco Peirone, Lucy Regan, Kashfa Sohail, Daniel Stevinson, Nati Tarnowska, Roni Tobi, Gabby Udebhulu, Tasha Udebhulu, Polina Volkova, and Dale Woodend. 

Students will now be embarking on a wide range of courses and apprenticeships across the UK and further afield, pursuing areas such as Fine Art, Computer Science, Medicine, Veterinary Science, Law and PPE.

​Head of College, Melody Esho said, ‘This year’s cohort are a very special group of young people who have demonstrated exceptional diligence, responsibility and good humour during their time with us. We are thrilled to celebrate their successes and wish them all the best for the future. I would also like to thank their dedicated Head of Year, Mrs Fanshawe-Farr, as well as all of the staff at All Hallows for the support they have given to this year group.’ 

Head of Year, Caitlin Fanshawe-Farr said, “I am so proud of this incredible group of students and the time and effort they have put into their two years at college. These
results are just one aspect of all they have achieved as All Hallows students. They have shown such compassion, ambition and enthusiasm and have had a lasting
impact on all of us here in the College. Every day has been a pleasure with them and I wish them the best of luck in all they go on to do!"

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 the parents and carers whose love and support has supported their child and the school throughout their studies and to our committed and excellent staff who have taught them. 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.
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Our Open Evening for the September 2027 intake is on Thursday 24 September 2026.

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​Year 11 Press release August 2026

All Hallows Catholic School is pleased to celebrate the results achieved by our Year 11 students in this summer’s GCSE and Level 2 BTEC examinations.
84% of grades awarded to our students were 9 to 4, with approximately one in three grades achieved being 9 to 7. 80% of students received 5 GCSEs at Grade
4 or above, including English and Maths.

We are proud to recognise the following students who achieved Grade 9 to 7 and/or Distinction * to Distinction 2 in every subject: Harri Baker, Beona Benoy,
Angela Biju, Godfrey Chung, Micaela Firpo, Ana Hathaway, Grace Knight, Scarlett Lewis, Arwen McGrory, Asa Mead, Isla Moon, Izzy Ward and Sherise Yeung.
Special commendation goes to Sherise who received a Grade 9 in nine subjects.

​Head of Year 11 Emma Gunner said: “Over the past year, our Year 11 students have shown true resilience and strength of character in the face of very difficult
circumstances. The care and consideration they have shown towards each other has been inspiring. I would like to congratulate each of them on behalf of the
entire staff and to offer my 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: "Today gave us a great opportunity to celebrate the students’ achievements and recognise the commitment they have
shown throughout their studies. The results they have achieved are a testament to their work and dedication, providing them with a foundation for their next
steps."

Headteacher Mark Baines said: “As our Year 11 students come to the end of this important stage of their education, we would like to recognise their efforts and
achievements over the past five years. We are grateful to the staff who have guided and supported them throughout this time, as well as to parents and
carers for the encouragement and care they have provided along the way. We wish all our students a happy and successful next chapter and look forward to
welcoming most of them back as they continue their education at our College.”

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