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CELEBRATING GREAT A LEVEL RESULTS AND BRIGHT FUTURES 2023

14 September 2023

Delighted to announce great outcomes again this year. We are so proud of our students who have achieved so well. Huge congratulation to students whose hard work, commitment and resilience has paid off and a huge thank you to staff whose high quality teaching and support have enabled these outcomes, and to parents and carers who have walked alongside our young people. These excellent results mean that our students have bright futures ahead of them and can access their chosen pathways.  In a competitive year, the vast majority of our students achieved their university places and some students have already secured their degree apprenticeships eg Barclays Finance, Quantity Surveying.

There were some exceptional results in specific subject areas especially for the A*/B boundary as follows:  

A*/B grades

Economics 64% 

Further Maths 82% 

Maths 62% 

Philosophy and Ethics 79% 

Physics 60% 

 

A very happy day for St Ignatius College. We wish all our young people every happiness as they embark upon wonderful futures and go into the world to make a difference.

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