Telford and Wrekin and Shropshire Council have both extended their best wishes to students in the county who received their A-Level results on Thursday, August 15. The councils have commended school staff and parents for their unwavering support throughout what has been a challenging period for students due to the disruptions caused by the ongoing pandemic.
Shropshire Council acknowledged the resilience and perseverance shown by Shropshire’s children and young people in facing the challenges brought about by the pandemic. The council recognized the difficulties that students have had to overcome and praised them for taking public exams once again this year. It is evident that the students‘ dedication and hard work have paid off, as they received their results.
Telford and Wrekin Council shared positive news from the region’s college and Newport Girls‘ High School. The girls‘ school saw an increase in the number of A to A grades achieved by students, with an impressive 77 percent of all grades falling within the A to B range. Telford College also reported an increase in high-grade pass rates from A* to C. Additionally, the college celebrated its first set of T-Level results, which included a 100 percent pass rate for digital students and successful industry placement projects for health students with the Integrated Care Service.
Furthermore, vocational studies at Telford College saw a 100 percent pass rate in various subjects such as aviation, business, media, and public uniformed services. These achievements highlight the dedication and hard work put in by both students and educators in the pursuit of academic excellence.
Councillor Shirley Reynolds, Telford and Wrekin Council’s Cabinet Member for Children, Young People, Education, Employment, and Skills, congratulated all students in the region for their hard work and achievements. She extended her best wishes to the students as they embark on the next chapter of their educational or professional journey. Councillor Reynolds also acknowledged the crucial role played by parents, carers, school staff, and governors in supporting the students throughout their academic endeavors.
Councillor Kirstie Hurst-Knight, Shropshire Council’s Cabinet member for children and education, also congratulated the students on their exam results. She praised the students for their dedication and hard work, emphasizing the importance of their achievements in supporting their future aspirations. Councillor Hurst-Knight expressed her delight in seeing post-16 pupils achieve their goals and pursue their chosen career paths after what has been a challenging period for education.
In conclusion, the A-Level results in Telford and Wrekin and Shropshire have showcased the resilience, dedication, and hard work of students, educators, and parents in the face of unprecedented challenges. The councils‘ recognition and praise for the students‘ achievements reflect the collective effort and support that have contributed to the success of the students in the county. As students move forward with their academic and professional aspirations, they can take pride in their accomplishments and look towards a bright future filled with opportunities for growth and success.