Students and staff at St Paul's Way Sixth Form are celebrating another excellent set of A Level results, with students progressing to leading universities and exciting future pathways, including one student who leaves us for Cambridge University.

St Paul's Way Sixth Form continues to combine academic ambition with personalised support. Designed to be large enough to offer a wide range of opportunities, while remaining small enough to provide tailored guidance for every student, the sixth form helps young people achieve their full potential and realise their aspirations.

Individual Success Stories

Behind the Class of 2026’s overall achievements are some incredible stories of individual success, including:

1. Isaac

Among those celebrating today is Isaac, who achieved an outstanding A*AA in his A Levels. Isaac plans to take a gap year before beginning an Architecture degree at the University of Cambridge.

Reflecting on his time at St Paul's Way, Isaac highlighted the opportunities provided through the sixth form's extensive network of external partners. Through valuable first-hand work experience, he gained insights that extended far beyond the classroom and challenged him to grow in new and rewarding ways.

1. Siyaana

Also celebrating today is Siyaana, whose AAB results have secured her a place studying History and Political Economy at King's College London.

Siyaana praised both the academic and pastoral support she received during her time in the sixth form, describing it as instrumental in helping her fulfil her potential. She hopes her university studies will be the first step towards a career as a consultant within the financial services sector.

Class of 2026 

 

Proud of the Class of 2026

Head of School Fidusi Uddin congratulated students on their achievements:

"We are immensely proud of our students and all they have accomplished. These results reflect not only their academic ability, but also their resilience, determination and commitment throughout their time in the sixth form. "In the last twelve months today's graduates have been able to benefit from our brand-new Sixth Form Centre. This wonderful new facility, coupled with our established Science Research Centre, has helped shape their experience and typifies the ambition we have for our students."

Preparing Students for Success

As part of University Schools Trust (UST), St Paul's Way students benefit from strong partnerships with leading universities, apprenticeship providers and employers. Through academic enrichment, mentoring opportunities and expert guidance, students are supported to make informed decisions about their futures and access some of the country's most competitive destinations.

As the Class of 2026 prepares to take its next steps, students leave behind another legacy of achievement and further strengthen St Paul's Way's reputation as a sixth form where aspiration, opportunity and personalised support combine to deliver exceptional outcomes.