Laureate Academy celebrates outstanding A Level results and student success
“I am incredibly proud of our students and delighted to congratulate them on our best set of A Level results ever”
Laureate Academy is celebrating its best-ever set of A Level results, with results improving year on year for the last three years and the average grade rising from a C in 2025 to a B this year. The academy is particularly proud of the exciting university destinations secured by students, with 50% progressing to Russell Group universities and two students heading to Oxbridge.
Luca achieved three A* grades in English Literature, History and Politics and will study English at the University of Oxford. Kai achieved an A* in History alongside A grades in English Literature and Politics and will study History at the University of Cambridge.
Other students are also celebrating excellent achievements. Jake achieved three A grades in Maths, Physics and Computer Science, while Jacob achieved A grades in English Literature and History and a B in Politics and will study History and Politics at Durham University. Valentine achieved an A* in Maths, an A in Physics and a B in Computer Science and will go on to study Computer Science and AI at a Russell Group university.
Mia achieved an A* in Sociology, an A in Psychology and a B in Biology and will study Zoology at the University of Southampton.
Overall, twice as many students secured AAB or better this year compared with last year, while one third of students achieved A*-B grades in all three of their subjects.
The Principal of Laureate Academy said: “I am incredibly proud of our students and delighted to congratulate them on our best set of A Level results ever. Their hard work, determination and ambition have been rewarded with some fantastic results and university destinations. We are particularly proud to see 50% of our students progressing to Russell Group universities, alongside two students heading to the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge. This is a very special day for our students, their families and our staff, and we wish every student the very best for the future.”