St Julie’s staff are incredibly proud and delighted to be celebrating our best outcomes since before the pandemic, reflected in our highest number of A* A and B grades to date.

These exceptional achievements reflect the dedication, resilience and determination of our students; and the support and dedication of our teaching staff who have enabled our young people to take their next steps with confidence - whether progressing to university, training or employment.

Year 13 have demonstrated remarkably hard work throughout their studies, and we are thrilled to see their efforts rewarded with these outstanding outcomes. As a year group they have shown unwavering dedication to their learning, balancing academic pressures with personal growth; consistently supporting one another and embodying the values that make St. Julie’s Sixth Form such a special community.

This year's results have opened the doors to a wide variety of exciting and prestigious destinations. Many students are heading to Russell Group universities, including Queens Belfast, Durham, the University of Liverpool, Newcastle, York, Manchester, and Leeds, to pursue a diverse range of subjects. From Law, Literature and Pharmacy, to Teaching, Biomedical Sciences and Forensics, our students are set to make a real impact in their chosen fields. Others are moving on to study and Music Performance and Production, Mental Health Nursing, Sports Law and Business; Operating Department Practice, Philosophy, Media, Dance, and Biology - all testament to the breadth of talent and ambition within this wonderful year group.

Some of our students are set to take up employment in the sport and exercise, civil service and education sectors; and our apprenticeship applicants are more than ready to embark on exciting careers with North West Ambulance service, and in accountancy and as teaching assistants.

As Year 13 take the next steps in their journeys, the Sixth Form Team would like to reflect on the incredible young adults they have become. This has been a truly exceptional cohort: compassionate, humble, charitable and hardworking. It has been an absolute privilege to teach and guide them. Their positive attitudes, sense of humour, compassion and mutual respect have left a lasting impression on our staff and school community.

To our Year 13 students: congratulations on your well-deserved success. We know you will go on to do amazing things, and we can’t wait to see what the future holds for each and every one of you.  As you prepare to take these next steps over the coming weeks, arranging accommodation and navigating new timetables, remember - once a St. Julie’s student, always a St. Julie’s student. You’ll always have a home here with us and we’d love to hear how you’re getting on in your chosen fields.

Well done, Class of 2026.