The Bingham-based school – which is part of Nova Education Trust – has had a great set of results across the board and some outstanding achievements.
Chris Eardley, Head Teacher at Toot Hill School and Sixth Form College, said: “We are incredibly proud of our students and all that they have achieved. Today’s results reflect not only their talent, determination and resilience, but also the commitment they have shown throughout their time at Toot Hill Sixth Form College.

“Today’s outcomes are the result of a true team effort. Behind every success is the hard work, expertise and dedication of our exceptional teaching and support staff, whose unwavering commitment to providing the very best education continues to make a real difference to the lives of our young people. We are also immensely grateful for the overwhelming support of our parents and carers, whose encouragement and partnership with the school play such an important role in helping students thrive.

“We are particularly delighted that these results demonstrate how our inclusive Sixth Form College continues to go from strength to strength. Alongside excellent academic outcomes, we celebrate the exceptional destinations our students have secured, including places at leading universities, competitive apprenticeships and a wide range of exciting career pathways.”

Catherine Mordue, Head of College, said: “Today’s results reflect the outstanding dedication, resilience and ambition of our Toot Hill Sixth Form College students and staff – and embody our ethos of ‘Dare to Know’. Students achieved an impressive average A Level grade of B and an average vocational grade of Distinction, with 35.28% of A Level grades at A*–A and 84.83% at A*–C. In vocational qualifications, 62% of grades were awarded at Distinction* to Distinction level.

“Academic excellence was demonstrated across the college, with 34 students achieving exclusively A*–A grades, including six students who secured all A* grades. Among these exceptional achievements, one student attained four A* grades, while another achieved five grades at A–A*. Two students, Adam Board and Cyrus Lee, will be going on to the University of Cambridge to study Mathematics and History respectively.

“We are immensely proud of all our students for their achievements and the determination they have shown throughout their studies. These results open the door to a wide range of university, apprenticeship and employment destinations, reflecting the high aspirations that underpin our commitment to helping every student thrive.

“As a college community, we celebrate not only these exceptional outcomes but also the personal growth, curiosity and courage that our students have shown in living out the spirit of ‘Dare to Know’. We congratulate every student on their accomplishments and thank everyone in our school community who has contributed to this success.”
Some of the outstanding achievements include…
Adam Board: 4 A* grades – Cambridge Uni
Cai Yeoman: A*, A*, A – Cardiff Uni
Chan Wing Tung: A*, A, A
Cyrus Lee: 3 A*s – Cambridge Uni
Jasmie Yeung: 5 A Levels – 2 A*s and 3 As – UCL
Stephanie Choi: 3 A* grades – UCL
Lucas Troy-Brown: A*, A, A – degree in Law
Thomas Jenkins: A*, A*, A – University of Durham
Thomas Ngan: 5 A Levels! A*, A*, A*, A, A – University of Nottingham
Toby Cullen: 3 A*s – University of Edinburgh
Sami Rahman, Ollie Nicholson and Haaris Raaof – all secured at least 3 A grades at A Level


