The exceptional efforts of Year 13 students at Bishops’ Blue Coat Church of England High School have culminated in another year of brilliant A-level and BTEC results. These achievements reflect the students’ dedication, perseverance, and commitment to their chosen paths.
““I couldn’t be prouder of what our Year 13 students have achieved. Their determination and strength of character have been truly inspiring. These results reflect not only their academic efforts but also their contribution to Sixth Form life and the wider school community.”
The school also celebrates the achievements of students who joined from other settings for their Sixth Form journey, integrating seamlessly into the Bishops’ community while excelling academically.
Across a wide range of subjects, students demonstrated both examination success and deep subject knowledge. An impressive 77.5% of Level 3 BTEC students achieved a Distinction* or Distinction grade (equivalent to A*/A).
Outstanding individual performances include Alex Keen, Dan Wright, Thomas Emmett, and Isabella Hughes, who each achieved a suite of A* and A grades. Students are progressing to leading universities including Durham, Liverpool, Lancaster, and Chester, to study subjects such as Urban Studies, English Literature, Aerospace Engineering, Veterinary Nursing, Business Management, Game Design, and Primary Education.
Several students will begin Degree Apprenticeships with companies including Samsung and Jaguar, while Lois Robinson, Kate Pimblett, and Alexandra Modoi will go on to study Medicine.
Miss Helen Cairns, Headteacher, said:
“We are incredibly proud of our students and all they have accomplished. It has been wonderful to see the smiles and sense of achievement shared by students this morning as they celebrated their endeavours. Whether progressing to university, apprenticeships, or employment, they leave Bishops’ ready to make a positive difference in the world.”
The school wishes all students every success in their future careers and destinations.
Year 11 students at Bishops’ are celebrating an exceptional set of GCSE results — the reward for their hard work supported by dedicated teachers and parents. The achievements of the Class of 2025 are a true reflection of the strength of Team Bishops’. They have smashed it this year; there is simply no better way to put it.
Over one quarter of all results were Grade 7 or above, and 80% of all students achieved grades 4 in both English and Maths, opening so many doors for exciting and fulfilling futures.
A record number of students celebrated top grades 8 and 9 success this year. With over 25% of grades in Spanish, Physics, Biology and Chemistry a Grade 9. One third of all grades in Psychology, Religious Studies, History and Drama and French were 7 or above.
While hard work pays off, so too does consistency and the ongoing support from teachers and parents — a collective endeavour that defines Team Bishops’. Today, every grade and every child was celebrated.
Dhillion-Krishna Jehamohan awarded: English Language 9, English Literature 7, Mathematics 9, Biology 9, Chemistry 9, Physics 9, Computer Science 9, History 9, Religious Studies 9.
Erin Preston awarded: English Language 9, English Literature 9, Mathematics 8, Biology 9, Chemistry 9, Physics 9, French 8, History 9, Religious Studies 9.
Joshua Millichap awarded: English Language 9, English Literature 8, Mathematics 9, Combined Science 9-9, French 8, History 9, Physical Education 9, Religious Studies 8.
Emily Fuller awarded: English Language 9, English Literature 7, Mathematics 8, French 9, History 9, Combined Science 9-9, Psychology 9, Religious Studies 9.
Elijah Carter awarded: English Language 9, English Literature 9, Mathematics 8, Biology 9, Chemistry 9, Physics 9, Geography 9, History 9, Religious Studies 9.
A huge congratulations must also be shared with our Year 10 students who were awarded the following grades:
Albe Ng and Tao Pun Tsui both awarded 9’s in Chinese
Diego Preciados Galan and Daniela Negreete Mendoza both awarded 9’s in Spanish
Dibbo Wahid awarded 9 in Bengali
Nina Blake awarded a 6 in German
Many students will continue their educational journey at Bishops’ Sixth Form, while others have secured places at colleges and apprenticeship programmes. Wherever their paths may lead, we are confident they are exceptionally well-prepared for the challenges and opportunities ahead.
We once again congratulate the Class of 2025 on their remarkable achievements and wish them every success as they begin this next chapter.
Students interested in joining Bishops’ Sixth Form in September 2025 are warmly encouraged to get in touch by emailing sixthform@bishopschester.co.uk.
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