V6 the post-16 provision at Colston’s Girls School in collaboration with Fairfield High School are celebrating a fantastic set of A Level results with many exceptional individual performances. Our close links with our joint sponsor, the University of Bristol sees our students choosing a tremendous range of courses at Bristol from Law to Veterinary Science.  

Exceptional individual achievement includes Helen Cutler (A*A*A*A*) Medicine and Surgery at Lancaster; Elle Radford (A*AA) Maths, Further Maths and Physics; Fiona Chung (A*A*AA) Psychology and Neuroscience at Bristol; Zahida Parveen (AA*A*) taking a gap year; Nawal Abdullah who will join her sister on a Bristol Scholars place to read Law (A*AB); and all with three As Hannah Eastwood (Criminology, Birmingham), Matilda Rosser (Physiological Science, Bristol) Chloe Daly (English, King’s College), Isabelle Courtier (Forensic Anthropology, Liverpool John Moores), and Trinity Willis (Veterinary Science, Bristol). With AAB are Maddison Bowen (English, Liverpool), Lucy Britton (History, Exeter), Maida Rasool (English Literature and Philosophy, Cardiff) Louisa Clarke (Human Resource Management and Psychology, Keele), Geneve Harmitt Williams (Social Anthropology and History, SOAS University of London) and Martina Tancock (Physics with Particle Physics and Cosmology, Lancaster). 

Fiona Chung said: “My grades have exceeded my own high expectations and I’d like to thank all of my friends and teachers who have always encouraged me to keep striving.”

Nawal Abdullah said: “I am incredibly thankful for all the support I have received from my teachers and tutors over the course of my A-level studies. I'm extremely proud of the grades I have received today and I cannot wait to start my law degree at the University of Bristol.”

Maddison Bowen (AAB) will read English at the University of Liverpool; Lucy Britton (AAB) will read history at the University of Exeter; Isabelle Courtier (AAB) will read forensic anthropology at Liverpool’s John Moores University; Chloe Daly (AAB) will read English at King’s College London; Maida Rasool (AAB) will read English literature and philosophy at Cardiff University; and Martina Tancock (AAB) will read physics with particle physics and cosmology at Lancaster University. 

Maida Rasool said: “My grades reflect the time and work that I've put into my subjects and the support given to me by my teachers. V6 and CGS have really helped me to reach my full potential and I can’t wait to start my university course.”

 

Head of Sixth Form Caroline McClean said ‘We are so proud of the way in which our amazing students have shown incredible resilience in very unusual circumstances this year. Our strong results and the excellent destinations students have secured are the reflection of not only the hard work of students but the support of their teachers and families.’ 

Principal Kerry McCullagh added “V6 is a close community, the students have come together with the support of their teachers to navigate this uniquely challenging end to their school years. It is wonderful to see students achieving the qualifications they need to progress onto their dream destinations. In a time of uncertainty, one thing that is for certain is that these compelling individuals will continue to contribute to their communities making a positive difference.’ 

Chair of Trustees Gail Bragg said: “This academic year has presented steep challenges to staff and students, and V6 has met each one head-on with resilience and a determination to succeed. Staff quickly adapted to provide academic and pastoral support to students working at home, ensuring that all students, including the most vulnerable, felt connected and supported throughout the long period of school closure. We have a moral responsibility to provide every student with the confidence, ambition and skills to achieve their goals and across Venturers Trust we are working hard to improve the life chances of all children from all backgrounds.”