Results 2023

We are delighted with the results of our students, who have worked so hard this year to achieve success. Following the pandemic, these students did not sit exams at the end of Year 11 and so this is the first set of external examinations sat. We are incredibly proud of every student and congratulate them all on their individual achievements.

Students from TBOWA will be taking up places at top universities and colleges including University College London, University of Exeter, University of Warwick and University of Southampton to study a range of courses including Aeronautics and Astronautics Engineering, Anthropology, Biomedical Science, Computer Science, Fine Art, Law, Engineering, and Primary Teaching.  

Outstanding achievements:

• Peter Spokes, achieved A*, A*, A, A, A in History, Psychology, English Language, English Literature and EPQ.
• Oliver Clarke, achieved A*, A, B, B in Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Computer Science.
• Massimo Numez, achieved A*, A*, A, B in English Literature, EPQ, History and Psychology.
• Toby Stone, achieved A, A, A, B in Maths, Physics, EPQ and Computer Science.
• Molly Gillett, achieved A, A, A, B, in Maths, Further Maths, Psychology and Computer Science.
• Camila Papa, achieved A*, A and Distinction in Sociology, English Literature and Business.
• Anastasia Bespalova, achieved Distinction*, Distinction, B, C in Business, Art, Drama and EPQ. 

 

 

2022 Results

We are delighted with the results of our students, who have worked so hard this year to achieve success and have delivered our best ever results for the Academy.

40.2% of all entries achieving A*-A (or equivalent) and 39.2% of our students achieved an A*-A and 60.8% an A*-B grade at A level. 21% of students secured a place at a Russell Group university including Oxford and Cambridge.

This year group coped exceptionally well with the challenges through two lockdowns and other times of self-isolation. Our online provision ensured that all students were supported and that they engaged really well. They worked hard throughout their two years and dealt with the pressure extremely well. They truly deserve their exceptional results.

These achievements are the result of the hard work put in by students, but also by TBOWA teaching staff. Students leave us having benefitted from our programme of support and career guidance, designed to ensure students will be able to ‘Live life to the full’.

Top Achievers

Boys:

• Lewis Brookes, who achieved A*, A*, A*, A* in Chemistry, Maths, Further Maths and Physics and is going on to read Physics at University of Oxford.
• Mate Fehervari, who achieved A*, A*, A*, A* in Computer Science, Maths, Further Maths and Physics and is going on to read Computer Science at University of Cambridge.
• Leo Kaper, who achieved A*, A*, A*, A* in Computer Science, Maths, Further Maths and Physics and is going on to read Computer Science at University of Bath.
• Alexander Mills, who achieved A*, A*, A*, A* in Computer Science, Maths, Further Maths and Physics and is going on to read Electronic Engineering with Computer Systems at University of Southampton.

Girls:

• Hannah Cooke, who achieved A*, A, A in Geography, History and Religious Studies and is going on to read Geography at University of Birmingham.
• Megan Purchase, who achieved triple Distinction * and Distinction, in Sport and Applied Science and is going on to read Sports Therapy at Plymouth Marjon University.
• Mia Curtis, who achieved triple Distinction * and Distinction, in Sport and Business. Deferring University for next year.
• Courtney Brooks-Witt, achieved Distinction *, A, B in English Language, Art and History and is going on to read English Language and Linguistics at Cardiff University.

Other notable successes include:

Alfie Higgins (A*, A*, B, Distinction*); Rohan Maskrey (A*, A*, A*, A); Joshua Turk (A*, A, Distinction*); Ethan Spittles (A* ,A*, A*); Yosuf Nadeem (A*, A*, A); Sam Taylor (A*, A, A); Erin Nennstiel (A*, A, Distinction*, C); Leo Arogundade (A*, A, A); Mia Busby-Wallace (A*, A, B); Eva Smith (triple Distinction*); Alannah Ward (triple Distinction*).