We’re incredibly proud to celebrate another strong set of A level results at Trinity Sixth Form. From exceptional STEM outcomes and top grades to outstanding achievements in Sport, our T6 students have shown what hard work, dedication and ambition can achieve.
A huge congratulations to Isaac, Pearl, Lennon, Julia and Alex, who are all heading on to exciting next steps — from Medicine and English Literature at university to careers, apprenticeships and semi-professional sport. 🌟
Well done to all our students and staff for an incredible year of achievement! 👏
Good luck to everyone collecting their results today.
We know how much commitment, resilience and determination it has taken to reach this moment, and we're incredibly proud of every student across our family of schools.
Whatever your results, remember they are just one part of your journey. We can't wait to celebrate your achievements and see where your next chapter takes you.
Congratulations and the very best of luck for the future.
Today, we would like to congratulate all students across the country who received their A Level results. We hope you are celebrating your achievements and wish you every success in your next chapter. 🎉
For our Year 11 students, it’s now just one more week until GCSE Results Day, and we can’t wait to welcome you back to celebrate your hard work and achievements.
📅 Thursday 20th August 🕤 9:00 – 11:00am 📍 Please report to the Sports Hall on arrival
We are incredibly proud of each and every one of you and look forward to seeing you next week.
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Nicholas Postgate Catholic Academy Trust
We’re incredibly proud to celebrate another strong set of A level results at Trinity Sixth Form. From exceptional STEM outcomes and top grades to outstanding achievements in Sport, our T6 students have shown what hard work, dedication and ambition can achieve.
A huge congratulations to Isaac, Pearl, Lennon, Julia and Alex, who are all heading on to exciting next steps — from Medicine and English Literature at university to careers, apprenticeships and semi-professional sport. 🌟
Well done to all our students and staff for an incredible year of achievement! 👏
Read more here: npcat.org.uk/excellent-results-open-doors-for-trinity-sixth-form-students/
#T6SixthForm #ResultsDay #Alevels #Middlesbrough #NPCAT
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Nicholas Postgate Catholic Academy Trust
Today is A Level Results Day!
Good luck to everyone collecting their results today.
We know how much commitment, resilience and determination it has taken to reach this moment, and we're incredibly proud of every student across our family of schools.
Whatever your results, remember they are just one part of your journey. We can't wait to celebrate your achievements and see where your next chapter takes you.
Congratulations and the very best of luck for the future.
#ResultsDay #ALevelResults #NPCAT
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Sacred Heart Catholic Secondary - Redcar
💙 GCSE Results Day – Just One Week to Go! 💙
Today, we would like to congratulate all students across the country who received their A Level results. We hope you are celebrating your achievements and wish you every success in your next chapter. 🎉
For our Year 11 students, it’s now just one more week until GCSE Results Day, and we can’t wait to welcome you back to celebrate your hard work and achievements.
📅 Thursday 20th August
🕤 9:00 – 11:00am
📍 Please report to the Sports Hall on arrival
We are incredibly proud of each and every one of you and look forward to seeing you next week.
Good luck, Year 11 – you’ve got this! 💙🍀
#SemperFidelis #SacredHeart #GCSEResults #Year11 #ProudToBeSHS #goodluckyear11
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