Cardinal Langley A Level and BTEC results 2024

Date published: 16 August 2024

There were many very happy faces at Cardinal Langley RC Sixth Form College this week where students have excelled at A-level and vocational courses once again, with the vast majority of students now moving on to their first choice of university.

Students’ average UCAS point score increased once more and 42% of students achieved grades A* - B with nine students achieving three or more A or A* grades. Teachers and support staff were thrilled to congratulate students, acknowledging all of the successes and wishing students well as they move on to the next stage on their chosen pathways.

Mr Bridson, headteacher at Cardinal Langley, said: “We are delighted with our exceptional A Level and BTEC examination results: our students have, yet again, excelled themselves with the majority of students being offered their first choice of destination.

“The continued resolve, drive and commitment that our students demonstrate is unsurpassable and today’s results reflect the determined effort that they and their teachers and support staff have shown over the last two years. It is pleasing to see our students taking their next steps with confidence and purpose.

“On behalf of everyone here at Cardinal Langley, I would like to congratulate our wonderful students - we are immensely proud of all of you and it is brilliant that your hard work and dedication has been rewarded. We extend our thanks to our devoted parents and carers who work very closely with us and to our dedicated team of staff who work tirelessly to support all our students.”

Jack achieved amazing results with three A*s and an A in maths, further maths, chemistry and physics. Jack is going to the University of Cambridge to study engineering. He said he is ecstatic with his results and his advice to younger students is, “revise well, keep going and don’t let anything get in your way.”

Kate achieved an A* and two A grades in art, English literature and psychology and she will now move on to the University of Manchester to English literature and film studies. Kate said she was nervous but excited once she knew she had been accepted at her university of choice. Kate also advises younger students to be consistent with revision.

Silas was “unbelievably happy” as he achieved two A*s and an A in English literature, politics and economics. Silas will now move on to the University of Leeds to study law. His advice is to “be honest with yourself in revision and always try your hardest.”

Josef achieved an A* and two grade As in English literature, history and RE. He will now move on to the University of Manchester to study English literature.

Brandon was very happy with his results - an A* in maths, an A in physics and a B in computer science alongside an A in AS level further maths. He is moving on to Loughborough University to study mechanical engineering and Brandon’s advice to other students is to take every exam seriously.

Noah achieved three grade As in maths, chemistry and Spanish alongside a B in biology and he is now moving on to an apprenticeship in accounting with DTE in Bury.

Shahmir was “happy and relieved” as he achieved three A grades, in maths, physics and computer science. He is moving on to University College London to study mechanical engineering.

Katie achieved an A and two Bs in English literature, psychology and criminology. She is very happy to be moving on to the University of Leeds to study English literature.

Daniel said he was “feeling good” having achieved a Distinction* in digital media with a B and C in business and economics. Daniel is now moving to the University of Exeter to study finance; his advice to other students is to start revising early.