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Birkenhead High School Academy is delighted to announce another year of excellent achievement by its sixth form students, who have today received their A-Level and BTEC results. The entire school community is proud to celebrate the hard work, commitment and academic excellence that have defined this year’s results. Our percentage of A*to C grades went up to an impressive 77%, and our A*to A grades too went up to 17%.
An impressive number of students secured top grades across a wide range of subjects, with many now set to take up places at various universities, begin competitive apprenticeships, or enter the workforce with strong vocational qualifications. It is very good news that the vast majority of our students secured a place at a university of their choice this year.
Principal Rebecca Mahony praised the cohort, saying:
“These results reflect not only the talent and resilience of our students, but also the unwavering dedication of our staff and the support of families. We are proud of every single student, and excited to see what they will go on to achieve in the future.”
Among those who achieved particularly outstanding grade A*/ A results are:
Birkenhead High School Academy continues to support and will inspire its students to aim high, and today’s results are a testament to the power of hard work and ambition. Congratulations to the Class of 2025!
Beth performed the song "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" at this year's prize giving and has recorded it for an audition. You can see her audition below
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BHSA careers department are excited to announce that we will be hosting a STEM careers fair on 27th January during the school day. Having meaningful interactions with local and national employers has been proven to raise aspirations, help with next step plans and above all be really empowering for young people. We have invited a range of local employers as well as national and international companies spanning all areas of the STEM sector. In addition to this we have invited a range of FE providers and universities to support STEM further study options. The employers have been expertly chosen by one of our science teachers, Dr Hyder Wright.
Birkenhead High School Academy is one of two state funded academies within the Girls Day School Trust (GDST). The Trust also contains 23 fee paying schools across the UK. This year GDST have completed wide-ranging research into what the future of education should look like for our young people. They have captured the headlines from this research in a short film and the full details appear in a report.
