Students delight at Ernest Bevin as results usher in next chapter of studies

Sixth Formers at Ernest Bevin Academy in Tooting, are celebrating after receiving their A-level results and securing places at their universities of choice.

Those digesting particularly impressive individual achievements from the Beechcroft Road school include Yahya, who will be studying medicine at Queen Mary University of London this autumn after achieving two As and a B.

Several students will going on to study computer science, including Bolu, who will be heading to Queen Mary University of London after achieving an A*, an A and a B and Mark, who achieved two As and a B and will also be going to the same seat of learning.

Meanwhile, there are also a number of students from Ernest Bevin who will be beginning their aerospace engineering studies at Kingston University London this autumn, including: Johar, Umar, Vansh, Ayan, Sultan and Abdullhahi.

Other students celebrating individual successes include Ali, who secured a place at King’s College to study pharmacy after achieving two As and a B; Ilyas, who will be off to Queen Mary to study chemical engineering; Mohamed, who will be going to St George’s University Hospital to study biomedical science after achieving two As and a B; Bilal, who achieved an A* and three As and will be taking a gap year before deciding on his next steps; and Camaron, who has secured a place to study mechanical engineering at London South Bank University.

Tracy Dohel, Principal at Ernest Bevin Academy, said: “We are very pleased for all our students celebrating their A-level and equivalent results.

“They can take pride in the knowledge that their hard work has rewarded them with some impressive individual achievements and will allow them to move forward with confidence as they pursue their interests at university and beyond.

“It is particularly gratifying that the majority of our Year 13s have gained the grades they needed to secure their first-choice university offers.”

Pictured top: Shared good news at the Ernest Bevan Academy (Picture: EBA)