Announcements

Ditton Park Academy is pleased to report some excellent results by its students in their A levels and vocational qualifications this summer 2024.

We are delighted for them as their outstanding grades gives them a strong basis in which to launch into the next stage of their education and careers.

The specialist knowledge and dedication of our amazing staff, including our outstanding Post 16 team has been a key factor in students applying for and gaining such fantastic opportunities, including top Russell Group universities.

Our teams have also worked hard to ensure all students have also been successful at securing their future aspiration whether this is further courses, apprenticeships, or skilled employment.

Some particularly notable individual successes include:

Whilst all our students have made excellent progress from their GCSEs to A levels, we would also like to highlight the following students who have made the most progress: 

• Alec Dreepaul
• Esa Arif
• Arham Sheraz
• Srikar Uppala
• Maheen Sadiq
• Anushka Danga
• Awais Zamurad
• Dev Shah

Grades were assigned not only based on the students’ performance but also on the full exam specifications. Ditton Park students rose to this challenge with maturity and dedication which should stand them in good stead for any future endeavours. Students and staff hard work has paid off with 55% of grades matching or exceeding their targets. Also,

- A-level students have achieved their average target grade.

- SEN students have done better compared to their target grade on average.

- FSM and pupil premium students have achieved their average target grade.

- Both boys and girls have achieved their average target grades.

Principal Nick Caulfield, expressed his delight in the efforts of all staff and our students’ achievements: 

“Our students and staff have once again worked incredibly hard and showed amazing resilience and commitment to achieve these results.

Our staff have worked tirelessly to ensure students are all able to progress onto skilled employment, apprenticeships, and higher education to continue their studies, and we look forward to seeing what they will achieve in the future.”

Assistant Principal, i/c Exams, Data & Progress, Sanjeev Kumar was delighted with the results students achieved: 

“As one of the cohorts who saw their Year 9 and 10 learning disrupted, it is especially pleasing to see the mature approach this year group took to their exams this summer. As such, this approach has been rewarded with a great set of results for both vocational qualifications and A-Levels.

It was wonderful to see such strong results across the board, students and staff alike should be proud of all that has been achieved over the last two years.”