Results Day

Mary Sophia Morcos studied A Level English Literature, Modern History and Psychology, and is heading to the University of Glasgow to study law. Alongside her A Levels, she completed an Extended Project Qualification and took part in the college's Excellence Programme. She said: "The community, the teachers, the students and the opportunities are all phenomenal. I've been truly lucky to go to such a devoted college, where I've been able to maximise my potential to the fullest."

Sara Kundan Khan, a former St Mary's Catholic Academy student, studied A Level Maths, Further Maths, Economics and English Literature, and is heading to the University of Cambridge to study Economics after achieving four A* grades. She said: "Blackpool Sixth has been the backbone of my application. All the teachers have been so helpful and supportive throughout."

Milian Scott, a former Hodgson Academy student, studied A Level Further Maths, Maths and Physics, and is heading to the University of Edinburgh to study Mathematical Physics, where he has secured second-year entry and will skip the first year of the degree. He said: "I've enjoyed making plenty of new friends and learning new and insightful concepts about how the world of maths and physics came to be. Sixth Form provided a bridge between GCSE and university. We've also had plenty of support from Progress Mentors in applying to university, and with things like student finance and accommodation."

Xander Sieradzki studied A Level Biology, Chemistry and Maths, and is heading to the University of Oxford to read Biochemistry (Molecular and Cellular). He competed in the national Chemistry Olympiad during his time at college, saying: "I really enjoyed the opportunities for supercurricular activities like the Chemistry Olympiad, where I got to practise the skills I learned in class and spend time with friends with similar interests."

Maria Kakkanattu studied A Level Biology, Chemistry and Psychology, and is heading to the University of St Andrews to study Medicine and Surgery, one of the most competitive courses in the country.

Hannah Beveridge studied the Health T Level and is heading to university to study children's and learning disability nursing. She said: "I met so many new people, and the course gave me the skills and qualifications I needed for the future."

Tom Healey studied A Level Chemistry, Maths and Physics, and is heading into a mechanical engineering degree apprenticeship with Airbus Defence and Space, combining a full degree with paid employment on one of the most sought-after engineering routes in the country. He said: "I've had great support from my teachers, and the work they provided helped me to succeed."

Paige Simpson studied BTEC Fashion, Promotion and Marketing, and is heading to the University of Salford to study Fashion Design. She was social media lead for the college Student Union and worked on a fashion film alongside her course. She said: "Studying the Fashion, Promotion and Marketing BTEC has helped me develop my skills as a designer, learn to collaborate with others and find my overall style."

Niall English studied A Level Environmental Science, Geography and Biology, and is heading to the University of Cumbria to study Ecology and Wildlife Conservation. He is among the first students ever to complete Environmental Science at Blackpool Sixth, having been part of the subject's inaugural cohort.

Lizzy Mabbett originally began her studies at Blackpool Sixth in science, aiming for a career in veterinary care, but struggled with the subjects. With the support of her teachers she was able to pause, reassess and restart on BTEC Art (Triple), a subject she loved, going on to achieve a triple distinction star. She is now volunteering with the PDSA as a veterinary care assistant while working towards her veterinary nursing qualification, proving there's no single set path into any career. She said: "I got a second chance when I was able to restart, and I've really enjoyed the people and staff at college. I've learned valuable skills of teamwork and timekeeping, and college showed me that when you get into the real world you're spoken to and treated as the adults we are."

Murcia Eva studied BTEC Health and Social Care and is taking a gap year before pursuing a career supporting children with special educational needs, a path she discovered through her course. She said: "Health and Social made me realise I want to work with SEN children. The community at Blackpool Sixth is great, and I loved the course I did."

Joseph Fenton studied A Level Ancient History, Psychology and Politics and is heading to the University of Warwick to study Ancient History and Classical Archaeology. He said: "The staff at Blackpool Sixth really care about each individual student's future goals and helping them achieve that. It introduced me to the subject I want to study."

Charlie Casson studied CTEC Engineering and is heading into a Level 4 manufacturing and engineering technician apprenticeship with BAE Systems. He said college prepared him by "getting into a routine, preparing for the future, and speaking with adults on a daily basis."

Casey Dyas studied CTEC Engineering and is progressing towards a career in mechanical engineering. He praised the positive attitude of his teachers and said college gave him "the courage to speak out in social environments."

Abi Mossman studied A Level English Language, Psychology and Sociology, and is heading to Lancaster University to study Sociology. She said: "Studying at Blackpool Sixth has not only shown me the love I have for sociology, but also given me the base knowledge needed to study it at university. The college worked with me, allowing me to take the time I needed to find the best option in terms of next steps."

Miles Phillips studied A Level Fine Art, Geography and Law, and is heading to Lancaster University to study Physical Geography, Miles praised the quality of teaching at Blackpool Sixth and the help received with admissions.

Isabel Daniells studied A Level Biology, Chemistry and Maths, and is heading to Lancaster University to study Biomedicine (Integrated Masters). She said: "The staff, particularly Kerry Ormson and the FYI staff, have been absolutely wonderful. They've been so supportive and treated me with the utmost respect, and as an individual. College has acted as a transition phase between high school and adult life."

Adam Hedges studied BTEC Performing Arts (Triple) and is heading to Lancaster University to study Drama and Theatre Studies. He said: "Blackpool Sixth prepared me for my next steps by providing careers information, performance opportunities, and helpful advice."

Charlie Monteith is heading to Durham University to study Sport and Exercise Science. He said the thing he enjoyed most was the community at Blackpool Sixth, and that "the staff and the support you can receive" are what make the college worth choosing.

Clarice Farrow studied T Level Health and is heading to the University of Salford to study Children's Nursing. She said: "The chance to study this particular course got me to the next step, and the support from everyone has allowed me to have a sturdy foundation for my next field of study."