There were celebrations in Totnes this morning as students at Kennicott Sixth Form Centre at KEVICC in Totnes, part of Education South West, collected their A Level results.

It has been another highly successful year for Post 16 outcomes at Kennicott, with 59 per cent of grades at A*-B.

There were strong performances across the subject and qualification range: Harley Hamlet-Jeavons achieved Double-Distinction* in Sport, and Grade B in Sociology; Poppy Harris Hargreaves achieved Grade A in English Literature, A* in Mathematics, A in Further Maths and A* in Physics; Grace Hoare achieved Double- Distinction* in Sport and B in Art; Evie Probert achieved A* in Biology, A in English Literature and A in Art and is going to the University of Oxford in September to study English Language and Literature.

Tom Kendall goes to Cardiff in September, to study Civil Engineering with his A*, A, A grades in Mathematics, Geography and Physics. Amelie Wojack achieved Triple Distinction* in the Extended Diploma in Art and Design as well as a Grade B in A Level Geography.

Finn Gonski will be heading to the University of Oxford also, having achieved A*, A* A in Music, Geography and Mathematics.

Finn’s sister Loren will be heading to London to join a highly prestigious choreography course, having built an extensive portfolio on top of her Grade A in A Level Film Studies and Double-Distinction in Performing Arts.

Loren describes Kennicott as a place where ‘we were surrounded by peers and teachers who let us grow and be ourselves.

I had so much support in everything I did both outside and inside college.’

Lara Sofer was delighted with her A* in Biology, A in Chemistry and A in Mathematics. Lara is pleased that she chose Kennicott; she described the Sixth Form as a nurturing place where nobody doubted her abilities and she had the opportunity to achieve her full potential.

Kennicott Sixth Form Centre provides a supportive and ambitious environment where students are encouraged to achieve their full potential.

Based in the distinctive setting of Kennicott House, the sixth form combines high-quality teaching with personalised guidance, ensuring every student is supported to choose the right pathway and succeed academically.

Strong relationships between staff and students, dedicated personal tutors and a culture built on respect, responsibility and high expectations help students develop the confidence, independence and resilience needed for university, apprenticeships and future careers.

With students at the heart of everything it does, Kennicott Sixth Form Centre is committed to helping every young person flourish both academically and personally.

Amy Withers, Head of Sixth Form comments: We are so proud of every one of our students receiving their results today.

I commend and celebrate their hard work, determination and resilience. It is a privilege to work with our young people throughout their Post 16 education in order to secure the best possible outcomes and to see their future ambitions and aspirations become a reality.

Alan Salt, Principal at KEVICC said: "It has been a privilege to see this group of students develop into confident, thoughtful and ambitious young adults during their time with us.

“Today's results reflect not only their academic achievements but also the commitment and determination they have shown throughout their sixth form journey.”