Across the county, Sixth Form students collected their A-Level results today, marking the end of their secondary school journey. For students at West Coast Sixth Form—a collaborative venture between The Whitehaven Academy and Workington Academy, this day was not just about grades but a celebration of years of dedication, hard work, and resilience.
Our school opened its doors early this morning, welcoming back students eagerly awaiting their results. Teachers and staff were on hand to congratulate the students.
Nigel Youngman, Headteacher at The Whitehaven Academy added, “These results reflect a positive attitude and real determination across both sites. Whether students have studied academic or vocational qualifications, they can be proud of their achievements. One of the pleasures of being part of Cumbria Education Trust is being part of a dedicated team of professionals who have supported our students to achieve success within such a warm community. A huge thank you to colleagues and families alike for their support. It is exciting to think about the opportunities that these results have opened up for our students. All of us wish them well and look forward to hearing from them in years to come. A big well done all round.”
Notable successes
Connor Johnston – Chemistry A*, Biology A, Physics A, Mathematics A. Connor will study medicine at University of York.
Logan Agnew – Biology A, Chemistry A, Physics A and AS Mathematics A. Logan will be starting a Pharmacy Technician apprenticeship.
Luke Kendal – Geography A, Media Distinction*, Applied Science Distinction*, EPQ A. Luke is starting a Degree Apprenticeship in Tech Solution with Sellafield.
Ellie Ritchie – Art A*, English Lit A, Media Distinction*, EPQ A. Ellie is starting a Degree Apprenticeship in Project Management with Sellafield.
Libby Regan- Health and Social Care Distinction*, Sports Studies Distinction* and Applied Science Distinction. Libby is starting an apprenticeship in Health Physics at Sellafield.